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To Ditching the Dye to Gray Hair

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There are various ways to transition to gray hair from dyed hair, and all of them have advantages and disadvantages.

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I see many women in the Facebook Gray Hair support groups fretting about “not going gray the right way.”

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But there is no wrong way to go gray. You have to do what works best for you: for your pocketbook, for your emotional well-being, and for your health.

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I only heard about the dye strip technique recently, and it’s a great solution for women who want to go gray without a demarcation line, do not want to cut their hair short, and do not want to risk potential damage to their hair from salon transition treatments (such as bleaching).

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The easiest and fastest way to go gray is to get your hair buzzed very short. If that’s too drastic for you, a pixie cut is the preferred route for many women.

If you want a quick cold-turkey transition, but don’t want to buzz off your hair, consider getting a pixie cut.

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WHAT SHADE OF EYEBROW LOOKS BEST ON YOU?

The only con I’ve ever heard is that, if you want to grow your hair long again, the grow-out can be a bit awkward.

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Buzzing your hair off is a dramatic way to go, but if it suits your personality, go for it! The only disadvantage I can picture is that it might be a shock to “go gray” overnight.

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