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Steel Grey Hair Color
Q: Is it possible to lowlight silver grey hair with steel grey so that the overall effect is a darker grey? If so, where can I
find steel grey color?
A: Finding a “steel gray” in a permanent haircolor is not going to be easy, except among the more “costume oriented” colors. And, I’m
sorry to say, it’s not likely to give you the results you are looking for. The “Steel Gray” haircolor that is readily available is in
temporary rinses and is used mostly to blend away gray in black and very dark hair colors. What you want to do is use a color similar
to your natural color before you went gray and have finely distributed lowlights applied using that color to give you a darker look. You
may even go slightly darker in the lowlights for a deeper color.
A good colorist can help you create a natural pattern of lowlights to give you a natural looking
result. Just remember that when dealing with unpigmented hair, you need to have a lot of variance in the color in order to prevent a
flat-looking color. If this proves too costly or time consuming a proposition, you might consider trying the temporary rinses to get
the color you want. The most prevalent brand of temporary color rinse is by Revlon. It is Roux Fanci-Full Color Rinse.
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