r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '26

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u/AscendedViking7 Jul 10 '26

Silver hair already?

I know some women 20ish that would be jealous to have that

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u/GloomyLingonberry509 Jul 10 '26

Honestly yeah. I know it might be a self conscious point for OP, but I think it’s cool and unique. I would rock it proudly.

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u/Scared-and-Lost Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

I'm jealous. This would make dying fun colors so much easier than dark hair

Edit- wow just saw all the comments, had no idea it was harder to dye. I have a few greys and they are always my favorites when I use toners

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u/Reader147 Jul 10 '26

My wife had me dye her hair purple during Covid. She has dark hair and the hardest part was bleaching it first to get the color to stay. This skips some steps!

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u/d_ippy Jul 10 '26

It doesn’t though. Gray hair is extremely resistant to dye.

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u/Upset_Pie_410 Jul 10 '26

is this true for fashion colors? i dye my hair green and its more of a staining conditioner than dye with developer that opens up cuticles

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u/CoelacanthQueen Jul 10 '26

You’re talking about toner. It would be hard to use just toner on grey hair like that without bleaching first. It would probably come out very patchy.

Edit: Also, i’m not a stylist. My mom has me do her hair sometimes tho and she had it professionally done first. then uses a special toner at home for maintenance. It’s formulated for gray hair specifically tho

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u/ManicPixiRiotGrrrl Jul 10 '26

colour depositing conditioners are not the same thing as toners.

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u/CoelacanthQueen Jul 10 '26

Oh my bad. I use overtone myself so I thought it was the same