5 Things NOT To Do While Growing Out Your Gray Hair | Joli Campbell

5 Things NOT To Do While Growing Out Your Gray Hair | Joli Campbell | QuickSilverHair

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My top 5 things you want to avoid doing while growing out your gray hair. Things I learned the hard way or witnessed others learning when they ditched the dye. Advice that will hopefully help you keep your hair it's healthiest during your transition to your natural hair color.
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@suebennett9347 Жыл бұрын

Back in May 2011 .....I had to go through chemo and lost all my shoulder length hair. When my hair grew back I decided to never color it again and was so grateful I stuck by my decision but kept the style short. I decided in 2019 to grow out my layers and bangs and my hair is past my shoulders and streaks of grey in my brown hair. I love it!! I usually don't follow trends but I embraced my graying hair and have taken good care of it nutritionally and with the right products. God has been so good to me... I just turned 70 and I see my gray as the wisdom I was given through it all✝️

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad to hear you are well and loving your beautiful natural silvers. Thank you for sharing with me. ❤️

@Flutterby777 5 ай бұрын

Amen. It's a blessing.🩷

@annairwin8147 24 күн бұрын

God bless you! I’m 75 and have been coloring my hair since my thirties and thinking of going grey😳😳. But I’m scared

@MsPea Жыл бұрын

I'm one of the ones that has strong, heathy hair and had my hair bleached/toned grey in one go at the salon. I went in as a brunette and 3 hours later walked out with grey hair. It did have a little yellow it in for a while, but I wear my hair short and after one or two cuts, that yellowish tint was gone. I wanted to go grey, but I knew I couldn't ever go through the months of two-toned grow out that would happen. If I was going to go grey, this was how I had to do it and I'm so glad I did. It didn't damage my hair in any way and now, two years later my natural silver hair is really pretty. I get so many complements on it. This process worked for me and was absolutely the right way for me to go grey.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That’s really awesome. For those of you that get the good luck with a knowledgeable stylist and strong healthy hair it is a great option. I’m very happy to hear you were able to do it and love it. ❤️

@Tiredofthecrap Жыл бұрын

I embraced my grayness and I am so happy I did. Freedom👍 I am no longer at the mercy of a stylist that I cannot afford.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Shine on!!! 🌟

@miriam4091 2 күн бұрын

Just made the decision recently to grow out the color. Fortunately, Im coloring blonde and gray/white blends well. I am not keen on all the dye colors for transitioning...just barrel thru naturally and get regular trims & stylish. Eventually gray/white will take over. (White meaning silver too) Style, make up shades, regular skin care & subtle jewellery are enough. Beauty & radiance comes from the heart! Tks for yr advice and yr hair is perfect for you...💐

@QuickSilverHair 2 күн бұрын

Welcome to the silver side. 😊 & Thank you.

@CarolynA-sb3nr Ай бұрын

I gave up the dye on 1st august 2023 and I love my natural white colour that’s coming through and how healthy my hair has become . After watching your video I made the decision to rid my hair of the dyed blonde colour and then grow it longer . One step at a time but nothing drastic . My hair is a bob style at present and I feel so much better now I have a plan

@QuickSilverHair Ай бұрын

I am so glad you found this video and I was able to help you on your silver journey. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@sunlovinglady8562 Жыл бұрын

This is solid advice. I've seen so many people screw up their grey by doing otherwise. Not worth it!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Thank you. It really is heartbreaking to see someone really damage their hair. Thanks for watching.

@rosas5365 4 ай бұрын

I am so thankful to find your video. I am struggling what to do with my greys I've been block box coloring my hair for about 20 years and I am to the point that I have to re-touch my roots every 3 weeks.

@QuickSilverHair 4 ай бұрын

Hi. Box color is tough to deal with. I was doing the same with my grow out and eventually it was just best to let it grow and stop messing with it. Good luck! 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@ruthclement4491 5 ай бұрын

Very well said , I’m 40+years hairstylist here just now at 62 growing out my color. You nailed everything perfectly. I’m at the stage of “I need patience “ lol and knowing I could bleach my own hair or cut it has been tough lol

@QuickSilverHair 5 ай бұрын

Thank you. You’ll love it in the end I’m sure. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@katiedalton7549 Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for enlightening me on hair dye. Am an African and I’ve been wanting to dye my hair ash gray but after listening to you, am not going that way. I’ll let it gray it’s self naturally because am already having gray strides.❤

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Happy I could help. Best of luck on your silver journey, I’m sure you will be gorgeous.

@laurak6979 Жыл бұрын

Each one of those tips were spot on.

@steelethescene Жыл бұрын

Covid salon closures ended the unwinnable battle for me. White hair started at 18 so i was young when i got into that cycle. I just let it grow out and that was that.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That is the easiest way, in my opinion, one way or the other you will have to just let it grow and reveal itself.

@elizavella 2 жыл бұрын

all fantastic and valuable advice :)

@carolynstockton5876 2 жыл бұрын

I can relate to so much of what you said and experienced. Thank you.

@cosmeticsandpurseswithevelyn Жыл бұрын

Your the ONLY sensible video Ive found and addressed those videos of DIY using other alternatives beside bleach I had just seen tonight. Whats really sad about this reality is that I have long hair with decades of permanant Boxed hair color dark to blackish dye on it. Thinking about going gray now seems impossible because I will NOT cut my hair any more.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

The DIY, has truly made me very very sad for women that have ruined their hair so I just couldn’t not say what it does. So just grow it out. Go cold turkey. I have seen some beautiful transitions of women who had dark hair and just refreshed their ends but it looked like a reverse ombré. Check Jonie’s out: katiegoesplatinum.com/jonies-silver-revolution/

@cosmeticsandpurseswithevelyn 11 ай бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair Thank You for sharing I appreciated it, but if anything I would try to add gray shade's to my hair. It will be a learning process...

@kimberleehuckeba5930 4 ай бұрын

Great video, best advice I’ve heard so far

@QuickSilverHair 4 ай бұрын

You’re welcome! 😊 Best of luck on your journey to silver!

@shereebarends1997 19 күн бұрын

This video is the most reality based one I. be come across. Thanks

@QuickSilverHair 18 күн бұрын

You’re welcome!

@YM-wj2dr 8 ай бұрын

All good tips! Thanks

@simply_flamingo7967 7 ай бұрын

Great advice.

@lynerichard5306 Жыл бұрын

I have been fully transitionned for 3 years now. I had shoulder lenght dyed red hair when I started. I promised myself I wouldn’t cut it short but 6 months in I couldn’t stand my hair anymore so I had my hairdresser cut it short but just enough to remove the dyed part. I was aware it wasn’t the best cut but I felt so relieved once it was done and I haven’t regretted it once. My gray hair is cool colored and the remaining dye was turning into a warm orange. It was driving me crazy. Plus I was actively job hunting and I felt I didn’t look professional with the 2 colors in my hair. As you say in your video, I made a choice and for me the color was more important than the lenght.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

The reds seem to be the absolutely hardest to deal with. But we kind of knew that while dyeing it or at least I did because I dyed it more frequently all over to compensate for the coppery faded color it would get. Congrats on embracing your silvers. ❤️

@karlottahawkins6348 3 ай бұрын

Thank you for all the wonderful advice. I have watched many videos over the past couple years. Yours is now my go to. I have been inpatient in the past and nearly always regretted those decisions

@QuickSilverHair 3 ай бұрын

You’re welcome and I’m so glad I was able to help you along your journey. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@michelleayers1266 2 ай бұрын

Your video is excellent !❤all going grey ladies need your video and attitude…..thank you so much, and may God always bless you and your family 🙏🏼

@QuickSilverHair 2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@dawngingerich6471 5 ай бұрын

I can’t thank you enough for this video! I was considering a couple of these ”mistakes” and have now changed my mind. It would’ve set me back for sure! Thank you so much for sharing all your wisdom.

@QuickSilverHair 5 ай бұрын

You are so very welcome. I'm so glad I could help you before you did something you would regret. I am sure your silvers will thank you and you will have gorgeous hair.

@ic9310 Жыл бұрын

A week ago I went to a stylist as a brunette with my gray roots that I have died dark over the last years and wanted to go grey. I didn't knew anything about the process. The stylist explained to me that she would have to bleach ist first for several times over a long period of time. She told me I would be at first probably copper, then yellow. In the end she told me, that she has to refuse to do it, because I have beautiful hair but too fine, and they would probably break in the end. So now I will grow it out naturally. I'm really glad she was honest with me and that she insisted that I would think carefully about it.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That is a wonderful and smart stylist. She’s a keeper. Best of luck growing your hair out. I bet it will be really beautiful.

@lindascull6327 Жыл бұрын

This was fabulous!!Although I have fully transitioned to silver your vid was very validating!! Thanks!!🥰

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Thank you! And You're welcome.

@nikkil764 Жыл бұрын

I tried getting champagne highlights to blend. Big mistake. My fine,straight , thin hair was too fragile. All the highlights broke off. Big mistake. Now I’m on the path of chemical free living. Hair looks just fine. I ditched heat appliances and cut my hair shorter than it’s been since I was a child. Crazy but I like it better. I’m also doing a low spend year so it fits my new lifestyle. Simple, minimal, chemical free. Love it.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Oo, that’s terrible. I’m sorry that happened. I feel ya on the low spend year. I’m feeling the need to cut back as well. I like to do no buy months for specific areas. The simple life is highly underrated.

@jenniferwise7975 9 ай бұрын

Great advice. Thanks!

@QuickSilverHair 9 ай бұрын

You’re welcome! 🌟

@analys1422 Жыл бұрын

I decided 3 plus years ago to go grey, I did it all natural, it’s long I just trimmed along the way, I’m finally done. I tone every 6 months maybe longer, I do it professionally. It was difficult at first, after 3 months I got over it, and just went with it. Absolutely your hair texture changes, I have curly hair and live in Florida I leave it curly a lot, again natural, I use live in conditioner, maybe a gel if the humidity is really bad. I do find that different colors do not flatter me anymore. Same here beige I can’t not wear at all. Good advice, ladies stick to your guns , best decision I ever made was to stop dying my hair.

@Hatchatorium Жыл бұрын

Just wear black, white and blue. I've stuck to that color scheme since I moved away from home to go to college at 17 and it still works for me at 55.

@swetas4010 Жыл бұрын

I have fallen in love with your advice. Thank you from India 🙏🙏

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Awww. Thank you! I’m glad I could help. ❤️

@vickieswartout9175 2 жыл бұрын

Awesome advice! Experience is the best teacher, right?! I’m so glad I found your QuickSilverHair Clay and Squalane Oil to take the yellow out of my white hair, Joli! Thank you!!! 🥰❤️

@QuickSilverHair 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Funny how that works…live and learn! ❤️❤️

@FreshGrey-pm4vw Жыл бұрын

I couldnt believe I grew out my dye for 9 months and my stubborn outer layer of blonde hair concealed it all. I did shag my hair out 6 weeks ago and was able to finally see all the lovely silver hair under my blonde. Yes, its shorter now but this is what I needed since I was suffering through multiple colors and NO pay off. My hair is growing very quickly after no dye for about 11 months. I love it.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That can happen with a lighter blonde grow out, it can be hard to tell what the silver looks like. Glad you found your way through the journey and that you love it. 💜

@lisalopez5265 6 ай бұрын

Thank you that was very good advice. I’m starting my transition a week ago.❤❤❤

@QuickSilverHair 6 ай бұрын

You’re very welcome. Best of luck!! 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@sharonanderson5794 Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your great advice.. my hairdresser has been quite negative about my transition and you have so motivated me to continue on with my choice and so excited to see my natural colour .. only two months in but I will be patient! X

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome! I hope your stylist comes around. I know your natural hair will be beautiful.

@tracyvision Жыл бұрын

Sharon, just know that hairstylists make the bulk of their income off of coloring, not cutting. So she can’t help but be biased! If she doesn’t come around find someone more supportive.

@TeamWallace365 Жыл бұрын

Omg, this makes so much sense! Im at the 9 months mark and getting impatient and doubtful. Thank you for explaining why. :)

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Deep breaths. This too shall pass. 😉

@tracyvision Жыл бұрын

Hang in there Lenka, it gets better and when it’s over it’s SO worth it.

@mcgarrett-xw2fm 10 ай бұрын

Doing the same thing at 77 letting my hair grow out naturally yours is beautiful. Mine is kind of a mismatch of gray in the back and light brown in the front gray on the side. It’s really pretty funny.

@QuickSilverHair 10 ай бұрын

Mother Nature’s brush strokes. I think all the variation we naturally grow is really beautiful. Keep going it will be worth it. 🌟

@Hatchatorium Жыл бұрын

I prefer silver jewelry because it goes better with light colored skin. Gold really only looked good on me back when I maintained a year-round tan from the tanning bed, and I only did that because I was modeling at the time (mostly swimwear, so the tan was very necessary). I WISH I hadn't, though, because my very thin, almost translucent skin, which looked great and turned a slightly olive brown color in my teens and 20s also WRINKLES like crepe paper at the age I am now, due to UV light damage!

@ElizavellaB Жыл бұрын

you look beautiful Im on that journey myself and loving my silver hair :)

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! Your hair is going to be absolutely marvelous!!! ❤️

@jessicagriswold81 Жыл бұрын

This is solid advice. Thank you. I’m going towards “attempt # 3”. Idk how far I’ll make it. I know my hair can’t tolerate bleach bc it’s super dark. But I will probably be wanting to chop it off so I’ll have to wait that two weeks lol. You made several valid points!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Happy I could help! Best of luck, you got this and it will be beautiful. It is a game of patience. ❤️❤️

@r.c.5827 Жыл бұрын

You are the only person I've yet encountered who realizes that temporary color leaves a permanent residue. During the pandemic I decided to use only temporary color (6 washes type) and now I cannot get the faded residue out of my hair. I want to let my hair go white but the faded orange was so dreadful that I tried a DYI of lemon juice, which fried sections of my hair and had to be cut off. After that I tried Color oops. This did not damage my hair (although I think it works because of citric acid) and it did fade the orange to yellow. [Sigh] So now I have white hair terminating in pale yellow (which is ghastly on my cool skin) and dark ash brown hair underneath in the back. To add to the misery, I have thinning hair in the front (and have for many years now) and my hair is both very fine and prone to frizzy and/or obstinate waves in some places while remaining bone straight in others. I think I will use a purple conditioner, cut my hair a bit shorter (it's short already) and simply tough it out. But dyes of any kind are out of the question. I am jealous of my sister who had blonde hair; she has never dyed her hair and it simply transitioned to silver without any noticeable change. My medium-dark ash brown hair has been a struggle since I started getting grays at 29. I am now 62.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

It definitely sounds like it is time to let go and let it grow. I did a lot of trial and error too, so I get it. Best of luck to you. I’m sure it will be beautiful.

@optistudent1 Жыл бұрын

I decided to not dye my hair anymore during Covid, and I also wanted to grow my bangs out. I bought several different colored hair visors from Joanne Fabrics. They have a foam bill and a spiral cord to attach to both ends to keep the visor on your my head, and they are inexpensive and super lightweight. It kept my ever-growing-longer bangs out of my face, and I felt cooler without my hair hanging in my face or on my neck. They went with all my outfits. I even like wearing them now, because it’s hot in SWFlorida!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

So awesome you found a great way to deal with the demarcation line. 🌟 Shine On!

@trudyramgren8817 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your great tips!! First I have to say that you are very pretty and your hair is as well! I have very thin hair and colored it blonde most of my life. I'm a young 73! Lol. I stopped coloring my hair about five months ago. I've always have had short hair. I had another cut and I can see my grey coming through but I still have blonde in it. I know I'm going to be impatient with this process but I've decided to go cold turkey. I don't know why I hadn't gone grey sooner . I think I will like it but I want silver hair. Thank you for sharing your tips because I had been researching di'ys to hurry the process. I'm a cool tone as well ! Thank you!!!!

@QuickSilverHair 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! At five months I did some gray blending with double low lights and I actually wish I hadn’t done it because it didn’t affect my hair enough to make a true difference and it was expensive. Hang in there. Patience is key even though it is difficult. It will be over quicker than you think, especially since you have short hair.

@trudyramgren8817 2 жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair Thank you dear!

@stephnewman1357 29 күн бұрын

I ❤ your hair. All good information 😀

@QuickSilverHair 28 күн бұрын

Thank you! 😊

@reginahanson2186 5 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤

@notapplicable9970 Жыл бұрын

I'm new to your channel and am excited to have found you. 😊 I had hip length curly hair when I developed allergies to hair coloring and many preservatives, chemicals and even some natural ingredients commonly found in hair care and skin care products. So I found myself 'forced' into letting my gray grow in. The first thing I did was cut the length and donated it. Now it was about shoulder length. I simply wore it in a bun or knot atop my head, or wore a baseball cap or kerchief till it grew enough to cut off more length. By the third haircut, it was shaped and I had about 1-2" left of the dk brown/blackish color left. It looked lije had it done on purpose. Pretty cool. I've now been gray for about 9 years and being post menopausal, I've found my hair is much finer, thinner and frizzier, even a little wirier.. being so allergic to so many products, I'm hoping your videos might direct me to products that will work for my hair without triggering my allergies.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Hi! I’m glad you found me. And I hope I can be helpful to you as it sounds like you have had a terrible time with allergies. I suffer from many food, chemical, medicinal, and environmental allergies as well. So much of what I discuss is what I can use safely. I have a post in fragrance-free products which is a good place to start with allergies I hope you find it useful. quicksilverhair.com/great-fragrance-free-hair-care-products/

@notapplicable9970 Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair thank you for the link. I have used a few of those products in the past. I had to give up using jessicurl because I was allergic to the preservative used in the product. The desert essence I have used previously. It wasn't too bad. I've also tried using the vanicream products but my hair felt super dry, like straw, and the gel was like clear glue. Lol. I haven't tried fragfree because of it's preservatives. I currently have the Lus Products but haven't had the opportunity to really give them a chance yet. I will also say that it also contains an ingredient on my allergy/skin irritants list. But it's very low on the list of ingredients so I'm hoping it won't be sufficient to give me a reaction. One thing the allergist did explain is that repeated use of the same products can, over time, cause the sensitization and eventually an allergic reaction. So, I have an inordinate amount of hair care products that I'm constantly rotating so as to avoid sensitization. I just wish they made my hair more manageable. I'm fortunate that my spouse is not allergic to anything. So if it irritates my skin/scalp, he can make use of the product. Sorry this is so long but wanted give you an idea of the struggle and frustration. I will enjoy going over your videos and will hopefully find tips etc to calm my long frizzy locks. I truly love my gray. I just wish I could get them to look as healthy, shiny smooth and beautiful as yours.❤

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

@@notapplicable9970 Have you tried SEEN? It changed my hair and skin and it has helped my husband too. They have simple ingredients, so it might be worth the try. The deeper conditioner is better for gray hair.

@notapplicable9970 Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair looks like I'll be adding to my stash! 😊

@petravazanska5707 Жыл бұрын

You look like the princess from Frozen, you are so beautiful! I have been growing out my grays for the past year and half , but my hair is more cinnamon and sugar :))

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Aww. Thank you. I actually have brown hair underneath still, it has a cinnamon hue to it in the right lights. I’m sure your hair is beautiful!!

@jesss2145 Жыл бұрын

I had super healthy hair when I started my gray transition, because I was using a dye without ammonia or peroxide (no developer). I had a great stylist give me highlights, but my fine hair cannot handle any bleach (olaplex and K18 were not enough). It took months to cause damage, but I ended up with a chemical hair cut. Also, it immediately went brassy. Shoulda just gone cold turkey and used blue conditioning masks on my ends.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That is most unfortunate, I’m very sorry that happened to you. Thank you for sharing your experience.

@jackelpubs2728 Жыл бұрын

I was born a brunette but got all over highlights in my 40’s to camouflage my grays. It did damage my fine hair, so I decided to grow out my natural salt and pepper. People don’t even notice that I’m growing out my gray because of the existing highlights, so it’s pretty painless. I am keeping a very short bob while I’m transitioning, like one of the suggestions, and will start growing it longer when it’s all my natural color. I have a lot of new growth without the processing, and my hair is thicker, so it’s exciting 😊

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome. The new hair growth is a surprise for many it was for me. I just didn’t register how much hair was losing from the dye. Best of luck and I know you’re going to look amazing.

@tracyvision Жыл бұрын

Great tips Joli. I’m so glad I was scared to bleach the color out of my hair when I decided to go natural. When my stylists warned me of the risk of a ‘chemical cut’, whether I prepped with Olaplex or not, that was it - no thank you! Because I went cold turkey and my dyed hair was very close to my natural ‘pepper’ I only ever had two colors on my head - my old dye and my natural salt & pepper. Thank you for sharing the risks of the bleach-to-silver transition that makes it appear we can snap our fingers and have beautiful silver hair - there is the rare case that works out fine, but the majority of people I’ve encountered who’ve done it regret it. It’s not a fast transition, I cut mine to my chin and it took 18 months, but now that I’m 6 years down the road it’s almost to my butt and it’s all colored by Mother Nature. It’s the best hair decision I ever made.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Thank you. And thank you for supporting other women on my channel. I appreciate it. I totally agree too it was the best hair decision I ever made. Your hair is gorgeous!!! ❤️

@ginaprice2370 2 жыл бұрын

This was sooo good‼️ Wish I had seen this a year n half ago😞 Especially the part about beauty supplies 😢 They talked me into a toner that was supposed to help with some yellowing that was bothering me... Which it did help... They just did not tell me it would stain, eventually the yellow would come back. And basically I was starting over after a year n half grow out😢‼️ Thankfully there is not a big drastic color difference. But I can see it when I come it up‼️ But, I will continue on‼️😁 To close to give up ‼️

@QuickSilverHair 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience. I believe when we talk about it we let others know the potential issues. Thanks for watching. ❤️

@donnajean9805 6 ай бұрын

I lost well over half of my very thick hair after losing weight on a keto diet. I was using Hairprint for about 7 years after becoming allergic to every other hair dye. ( I started greying at age 15, am 67 now.) My intuition also was telling me to stop dyeing. After 3 months I have 2 inches of silver roots & shoulder length dark brown hair. Thankfully i am seeing new hair growth & becoming creative in not emphasizing the severe color demarcation. I'm trying to look at it as a fun challenge & not stress about it.

@QuickSilverHair 6 ай бұрын

Hi DonnaJean. Welcome to the Silver Revolution. It does take creativity and wonder. Marvel at it. I found the process fascinating once I let myself just be with it. It is like unwrapping a wonderful gift very slowly. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@ara890 Жыл бұрын

Awesome advice !!!!! My hair texture were very wavy with the hair color dye. Now I buzz cut all the color and have my natural virgin salt & pepper hair growing. As it grows I will know what texture I will have . If wavy or straight . So like you say , you should wait until know what’s kind of texture you will have with virgin natural gray hair.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Glad I could help. I bet your hair is absolutely stunning!!!! Excited to hear if it is wavier or straighter for you.

@ara890 Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair thanks 🙏🏾, will update in a couple of months .

@charlottesmom Жыл бұрын

Oh I *WISH* I had the nads to shave my head and just start fresh but I look like a huge dorkus melon head with short hair (it is now below my bra strap line). I bet you look great though! 👍🏻💕

@ara890 Жыл бұрын

@@charlottesmom thanks it’s growing with a very nice pattern

@Cheesus4jesus Жыл бұрын

So grateful I stumbled across this video! I've got thinning, weak hair that's flat on top and wavy on ends. I've been using Surya Brazilian "henna" cream. It fades quickly and leaves my hair frizzy and mousey. I've been wanting to go gray, but the texture is horrible. I look terrible with really short hair, I'm almost 60 and don't want to look like my mom,lol.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

I will bet you that growing it out and embracing your natural color will help with the overall health of your scalp and your hair. I’ve never regretted growing it out. Come on over to the blog and check out other posts on growing it out: quicksilverhair.com/blog

@Cheesus4jesus Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair thank you, I will.

@silvercurlszelda Жыл бұрын

Great video Julie! I will be back November 1st. Please stop by.

@anitabath4157 8 ай бұрын

Wish I learned this years ago when I'd stopped using box dye 2-bottle demi-permanent and had switched to single-bottle semis: I was under the misapprehension that I was no longer lifting my hair (probably my mild dyeing results were due to gray resistance, although I did love that my natural dimensional streaks were preserved). This delayed my transitioning, as I was afraid that using Color Oops would reveal what I was sure was several years' worth of gray underneath: at the time, I was unable to find an answer online as to what my results would be, and I was too chicken🐔to go gray all at once (not knowing that only brassiness awaited me). Definitely now know better about what you said re: how one's hair is *permanently altered* with any type of non-direct dye. (Nothing against Color Oops: it did help kickstart my transition by removing the old color, for which I got impatient and later used silver box dye without following the instructions by bleaching to Level 10 first). Thank you for correcting the bad advice out there!🐤

@QuickSilverHair 8 ай бұрын

I am sorry you had to go through it that way, which is exactly why I wanted this info out there. Thank you for watching. 🌟Shine On🌟

@cherylanderson2117 Жыл бұрын

I’ve fallen into the ‘cut it now!’ Club, starting about 7 months in. And unfortunately it became a obsessive compulsive cutting free for all. It just never seemed to look right! I think I’m past the worst of it although I can’t say I’m happy about the way it looks. The only good thing is that I know now about where I need to let it grow out to before I go to my stylist to give me a conservative trim to remove my old highlights. I also learned that chin length hair is just not my thing no matter what the color!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

This does happen. Impatience can win out. And then the trying to make it right. I have a few silver friends who had the same scenario and once they let go and let it grow out they have absolutely beautiful hair. Keep going it will be worth it. Shine On!

@tracyvision Жыл бұрын

I know exactly what you’re going through Cheryl. I cut my mid-back hair to my chin to speed my transition, and it worked, I was done in about 18 months. But a) finding the “right” bob was a struggle and took me 3 hair stylists and b) even once I found the right cut I just didn’t feel like myself until I got some length back. I’ve been growing the length for 5 years now and have natural hair down to my butt. Stay the course!

@sineadlean419 Жыл бұрын

too late I did the pixie but I do have a clearer picture of how gray/white my hair is and now I'm glad i've decided to go natural.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Sometimes it works out to your best benefit. ❤️

@carolynn.8633 Жыл бұрын

What do you mean by "dandruff" shampoos and/or treatments? I have been using some great vegan products by Theorem that are part of the reason I am considering going grey naturally. One of those products helps to balance the pH of your scalp as mine is dry. The products are really helping my hair and are why I am considering ditching my highlights forever and allowing the grey to grow in naturally. I really like it so far! I really appreciate your video and your hair is beautiful!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Hi Carolyn, There are horrible diy recipes for trying to remove your dye, one of the main ones is mixing dandruff shampoo with things like vitamin C pills. I have just seen people strip the moisture from their hair with this and it cannot actually remove hair dye, it just fades it to a horrible orange color. What you are using for your regular scalp and hair care should be just fine. Best of luck on your journey to your natural silvers.

@lr1732 Жыл бұрын

I was down to putting henna on my hair a few times a year and only washing my hair when I would apply it. I did use a temp color now and then (I hardly ever wash it so it would last a long time for me) as well. I finally decided to ditch it all. I don't wash it and don't put anything on it. I have very long hair and it is blending decently so far. Everyone is shocked when I they find out I don't wash my hair ever. I think because I started washing is way less many years ago the change was not drastic and now my hair and scalp is totally adjusted. I went from washing every couple of weeks to every couple of months to a few times a year to never. I has been 2.5 years since washing at all and I am loving the freedom. Just use a wide toothed comb to keep it nice and a boar bristle brush now and then (very carefully) to get all the grime off it. I am loving the gray. I feel like I have earned it.:-)

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

I marvel at those of you who don’t wash your hair. I don’t make it three days before I must wash my hair, mostly to cleanse my scalp. Curly hair doesn’t do so hot with no washing…we need help keeping it moisturized and happy. Shine On!

@lr1732 Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair Ha! It took a while to adjust. I was persistent. It paid off. I had to give it up since I was reacting to every shampoo I used; some worse than others, so I finally gave it up except to put some henna on (or else the henna would not stick to my hair) but once I gave that up I stopped washing it altogether. But it was not an overnight thing. So I get it. The boar bristle brush was lifesaver in the beginning and I would also massaged my scalp every night. Those helped. 🙂

@seraphimcelestial132 Жыл бұрын

My friend skip shamppoing her hair to few time a month. Honestly, she smell so bad, all the body odors and from cooking foods combined really stink. We just try not come close to her, but we polite enough not to tell her how unpleasant smelling she is.

@margaretImhappy Жыл бұрын

I also do the WO method, wide tooth comb and I’ve been doing it for almost 10 years.

@lr1732 Жыл бұрын

@@margaretImhappy I hate to get my hair wet. I only get it wet when I go swimming in the summer; and then will rinse it out after but other than that I never get it wet. Everyone is shocked when I mention I never wash my hair so I guess it looks alright.😉

@rochelleholmes9271 Жыл бұрын

My hair stytlist put a temporary ash brown on the bottom of my hair which was red. She used temporary because I have fine curly hair. I didn't want my hair to become dry. Also she said to use SULFATE FREE shampoo to NOT pull out the color. It came out beautiful!! Good luck everyone!!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That would be exactly the best way to go about getting that brassy look out. Had I known what to ask for at a salon I would have done the same. Because I was growing out dark red hair it was difficult to deal with the copper. I called so many places and even sat for three hours at an Ulta salon and ended up with green hair. The brand of product and their formula also matters a great deal, many formulas do not adhere for more than a few washes no matter what kind of shampoo you use. You got the good products. 😉

@rochelleholmes9271 Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair Ulta is not the best hair salon in my opinion. Thanks for your response!! You have excellent advice!!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

@@rochelleholmes9271 sadly, I learned the difficult and painful way. 😬 Thanks for being here! 🙂

@heatherwiner2883 Жыл бұрын

Took me a year and a half and three chin length haircuts to go gray or grayish.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That sound just about right. It took me twenty months. At chin length…although that was dry so a little longer because it was curly. Congrats…I am sure your silvers are lovely.

@user-wh5ir4fo4r 2 ай бұрын

If I go gray (yes, in my family people keep their hair color until death; my dad just did), it will be difficult because mine is brown, but it has so much red and gold in it. It have hair to my hips and I wouldn't want to do a chop. I guess I'd have to get some kind of color blending.

@QuickSilverHair 2 ай бұрын

You can go cold turkey grow out with long hair it is just a matter of embracing it throughout the process. Some people refresh the dark part to keep it from fading and getting brassy. You can do gray blending but I ONLY recommend it if your hair is healthy, it can handle bleaching processes, and you can afford it it can be very expensive initially and then maintaining the toning throughout your grow out. With really long hair you can expect it to take four to five years to fully transition. So cutting off as much as you can will get you there faster. I opted for the cut and then the grow out. It is a pick your battle situation. But do what makes you most comfortable. If you chose the blending route make sure the colorist you choose KNOWS how to do the gray processing. You can also join us in the Silver Revolution for support: facebook.com/groups/silverrevolution/?ref=share_group_link Best of luck and 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@mariadelosangelescoto8017 3 ай бұрын

Ho, I’ve just decided not to dye my hair anymore. Listening to all your advices, I realized that’s I have in my stash two pack of hair color stripping that I was afraid to use and thankfully I didn’t. I have also two semipermanent color boxes that I will toss. Respect the clothes and makeup I have never think that they have to match my hair color with them, so I wouldn’t give away any for that reason 😂. I think those decisions as you say are desperate measures that we take in that transition. I don’t know how I will feel because I’m just beginning so I hope to be strong and to reach it. I was also intrigued of the nine months you mentioned because everyone says that we have to wait two loooong years to achieve the desire change, can I ask what you meant with that please? Thanks a lot

@QuickSilverHair 3 ай бұрын

Hi Maria, welcome to the silver side. May I suggest, instead of trashing your dye, donate your box dyes to a women’s shelter, they sometimes need it. The nine months thing is during the transition, at the nine month point it seems people get the most impatient or exhausted by the wait to the full transition. Everyone has a point during it that is very difficult to get past. Usually, I have seen it around nine months. For some it is the six month mark. I hope that better explains it. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@mariadelosangelescoto8017 Ай бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair thank you, you’re right with the donation, I will do it. Ah yes I understand. For me to reach the nine months is going to be the point of no return instead, I mean wait so long and not continue it’s not an option for me. I have to tell you that I am on the fifth month free it dying and I feel find not only with the decision, but Aldo to look at me in the mirror. I thought it will be worse and I was very afraid to look at my greys but no. Thank you so much.

@QuickSilverHair Ай бұрын

@@mariadelosangelescoto8017 I found watching the silvers emerging like opening a gift very slowly. They amazed me and made me happier with my decision everyday.

@Flutterby777 5 ай бұрын

My hair is dyed black with a skunk line ... ugh! What if I streaked it in front to let grow out ... 😮or maybe I can use the hair chalk white streak it ... We will see. 😂 it has really been a tough decision to make.

@QuickSilverHair 5 ай бұрын

Black is the toughest to deal with. Check out the dye strip technique that might work for you. katiegoesplatinum.com/dye-strip-technique-going-gray-in-secret/

@clittle10301 10 ай бұрын

I think I’ll wear a bob cut and keep it that length until it grows out.

@QuickSilverHair 10 ай бұрын

That’s a nice way to go. Basically, that’s what I ended up doing. Good luck and shine on. 🌟

@robincanova7427 Жыл бұрын

what do you use in your hair? My hair is exactly the same curl pattern and texture and mine either looks stiff or frizzy

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

On the majority of my videos if you open the description box below the title you will see what I have in my hair for that washday. In this video I was using Seen Shampoo and conditioner, with Curlsmith leave in and Loma gel, that is my normal dry months lineup. I have more videos on the way I care for my hair if you care to hang out with me more.

@maiwurld2578 3 ай бұрын

I decided not to dye my hair again.i will embrace my hair turning gray

@QuickSilverHair 3 ай бұрын

That’s wonderful!!! Welcome to the Silver Side. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@jesss2145 Жыл бұрын

I think anyone can wear beige, as long as it has the right undertones for you. I rarely find a beige that looks good on me, but every once in a while I do. I think this applies to every color. If it has the right undertones, it can work. It can often be really hard to find the perfect colors though!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

This is true if the undertones are correctly matching your skin tones it can work. I still haven’t found a beige or what I would classify as beige that works for me though. Also, it tends to be the color that makes my hair look yellow. No loss, there are other gorgeous colors to pick from. ❤️

@Ms7of8 Жыл бұрын

I've been getting my hair dyed red for almost 40 years and I'm just sick and tired of it. I went to a high-end salon and the colorist suggested doing the transition over a six-month time span; however, it would have been very costly, so I decided against that option. I've continued to dye my hair red. Then I did the burgundy hair dye, which is very different for me, as I usually stay within the auburn red zone. I'm having fun with this color. I still want to go grey, though. I bought some very high-end, expensive grey/silver wigs and love the way those colors look on me. I think I will start letting the grey come in naturally, then wear the wigs when I feel the transition gets to the dreadful state. If I decide to go for the big chop, then at least I will have these beautiful wigs to wear to grow out the grey and length. Thank you for your videos.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a good plan. Red transition is difficult, and in my opinion, one of the harder to deal with because it turns so brassy. I was using permanent red, for a long time I was using the darkest color in the line and then I shifted two shades down…I think that helped with it not being so drastic. One thing that helped me was blue shampoo and regular deep conditioning. I even did hot oil treatments to tone down the brass. Best of luck and I am sure it will be gorgeous.

@sassybanjo3586 Жыл бұрын

I buzzed my hair about 2 weeks ago. It took me three weeks to decide to cut the dye off. My hair is now white. I don't like it. Before I buzzed my hair, I decided to buy a wig. I now have 12 wigs in different styles. Because my hair is short, the wigs fit better and are more comfortable.

@Ms7of8 Жыл бұрын

@@sassybanjo3586 Thanks for your input. I do not know what direction I'll ultimately take in the grey transition, but I'm glad I have these gorgeous wigs. I like them tons more than my crappy bio hair lol !

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

@@sassybanjo3586 I hope you fall in love with your natural color as it grows in. I’m sure it is actually amazing. Give it time. 😊

@SuntoSet77 Ай бұрын

I like your plan. I’m 63 and have been doing Naturatint for 20yrs.. It’s the only dye that I found you can make a small batch as you need. Equal parts dye n developer. I have been only dyeing the top few layers sloppily for the last 5 years, some gray showing but haven’t gone all the way . I had brain cancer and can’t do the strip dye method because of neuropathy on my scalp .. I can’t flip my hair both ways. I don’t know what I’ll do . I like the wig idea .. my hair that is brunette and a gorgeous long horse tail is now thin n brittle but thankfully I have a lot of it still.. ugh. I think I’m gonna have to go cold turkey on the dye job n wear hats and flowy sash headbands ., I wonder if anyone can suggest a good enough wig for $200.. maybe even a brown with silver. I know nothing about wigs and it overwhelms me to know where to begin. I don’t want human hair , personally I just can’t after I became aware of how hair is attained by most of the big wig companies. I really like your plan and I think it’s one I’ll do.. thx for your post.

@Hatchatorium Жыл бұрын

You know what I discovered, quite by accident? If you bleach your hair platinum blonde and then want it to be dark again, you can just wash it with that Just For Men shampoo that slowly darkens your hair with each wash. The catch is that, because you've bleached your hair platinum blonde, you realize that the color that gradually darkens NORMAL (unbleached) hair in that shampoo is ACTUALLY a dark bluish/purple (if you're familiar with paints, it actually looks Prussian Blue). SOOOOOOOO, only wash it with that shampoo until you've gotten it to the bluish/purple hair you like it. If you keep washing it with that shampoo, it'll just get darker and darker and bluer/purpler! It does look kinda cool, though!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

That is absolutely fascinating. I had no idea it was blue. Thanks for sharing. I may offer that up as a solution. Is it a specific shampoo, are there different colors?

@Hatchatorium Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair Any of those Just For Men shampoos that 'gradually' wash away grey hair will do it. All it is, is that that color which NORMALLY attaches itself to the outside of the cuticle, INSTANTLY DYES hair that has been treated (especially bleached) because, as you know, when you bleach your hair, you open the cuticles up, so the dye in those shampoos attaches itself WITH A VENGEANCE to your bleached/treated hair. I discovered this completely by accident, and on the first wash, it turned my hair sort of that faux grey color that has become popular as of late. But if you keep washing that bleached hair with open cuticles with it, it'll get darker and darker, and eventually it'll turn a dark bluish purple (which looked cool for a while, but I got tired of it after a while... I'm a guy, but I'm also a musician and visual artist, so I've been dying my hair since I was in my early teens... and now I'm 55! lol)

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

@@Hatchatorium most interesting. Thanks for sharing.

@mariburns8758 2 ай бұрын

I feel like this was made for me

@QuickSilverHair 2 ай бұрын

I’m happy I could be helpful.

@lisaupton8586 4 ай бұрын

I have long not as long as yours it white bleach I. 55 I’m wanting to go grey any advice I know I don’t want to cut it

@QuickSilverHair 4 ай бұрын

There is a little typo there but if I am reading it right if your hair is already bleached white, just let it grow out. Make sure to do some deep conditioning masks to help keep the bleached hair from getting too dried out. Best of luck.

@lisaupton8586 4 ай бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair sorry yes silly phone. Yes I have bleached white hair. I do keep it conditioned now and it’s in great condition. So should I just grow out the bleach or is there anything else you could advise me to do.? By the way your hair is beautiful and I can see it’s in great condition thank you

@QuickSilverHair 4 ай бұрын

@@lisaupton8586 no, actually you are in the perfect place to just let it grow. The only other thing I would say is start treating your hair as if it is silver. Protect your hair from heat and sun, make sure you use a heat and UV protectant. I have a little ebook on how to protect your silvers. It’s a great way to keep from having any issues and prevent them before they start. quicksilverhair.com/product/how-to-protect-your-silver-hair-ebook/

@lisaupton8586 4 ай бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair I don’t use a lot of heat treatments as it is if I do I always use heat sprays. I use purple shampoo and conditioners now when it’s needed. And I will have a look at your book but thank you so much. Xx

@QuickSilverHair 4 ай бұрын

@@lisaupton8586 that’s good! Check out my info on sun damage in my blog and here on KZfaq. That’s a big issue you don’t experience with dyed hair.

@donnamayoh1196 Жыл бұрын

Are express gloss and toners at hair salons a safe option to cover the yellow cast to grey hair? I haven’t dyed my hair since my early 20’s. I am now growing my hair long for the first time in my later years. My worry with the express gloss and toner is that it will leave a demarcation line with new growth. They claim that it washes out in 6-8 weeks.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

Hi Donna, it really depends on the formula of the gloss and how your hair grabs it or not. Low porosity hair, it likely will wash out faster than it would in higher porosity hair. The real question is what is causing your yellowing? If you can stop the yellowing or remove it then you won’t need a gloss. You can also ask your stylist to do a test section with the gloss and see how long it last and if it helps to neutralize the yellowing. Here is my post on yellowing and their causes, maybe that will help. quicksilverhair.com/why-does-grey-hair-turn-yellow/

@renren7233 Ай бұрын

And when you have grown out your hair, don't dye the roots dark. I did that, it was beautiful for 4 weeks, but those dark roots will grow out and you have to dye your hair again. I went dark again, and now , a year later I regret it. I have bleached my hair and I let it grow out again. My hair was thicker when it was gray and I didn't dye it. This time I am gonna do the transition with shoulderlong hair.

@QuickSilverHair Ай бұрын

Oh no! That’s a rough road. I had green hair at one point with a bad dye job and had to redye my hair completely and start over. I hope this time around goes much smoother for you. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@vivianhernandez4270 Жыл бұрын

It’s ok to use Botox during the transition?

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

I’m not sure what you mean. Are you asking about scalp treatments with Botox?

@vivianhernandez4270 Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair No, the product Botox that is used on the hair that reduces the frizzy hair.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

@@vivianhernandez4270 ahh. I have never heard of this. I did a little digging and it seems like it is just a deep conditioning treatment. I’d have to look at the specific product you’re using but it sounds like it is fine. Just make sure it isn’t yellow in color.

@Hatchatorium Жыл бұрын

Do you actually wear that peacock slip/top that's hanging like a medicine wheel on the wall behind you?

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

It is a dream catcher that I made several years ago.

@Hatchatorium Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair Ahhhhh... very pretty! And that explains the medicine wheel/dreamcatcher appearance! LOL! I bet it WOULD look nice as a slinky slip-type of garment, though!!! Haha!

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

@@Hatchatorium it is just strings. So it would be anything I’d try.

@Hatchatorium Жыл бұрын

@@QuickSilverHair LOL... awwwwwe. Shame!!! Just teasing you. You seem like a lovely lady, so I don't want the semi-hidden adolescent in me to be allowed to be rude with other implications. lol

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

@@Hatchatorium thank you.

@silvercurlszelda Жыл бұрын

Lolol. Everybody can break the rules! Number One is a Definite NoNo!

@carolmerlini9971 Жыл бұрын

How about this idea? Never dye your hair. Enjoy discovering the first few greys and then marvel as it proliferates and turns into something stunning. For example the beautiful, natural chunky streaks that came in on either side of my face and which attracted attention and provided me with compliments every day. Really, ladies, I never GOT it with this hair dye thing. For me my entire life it was totally unnecessary.

@QuickSilverHair Жыл бұрын

People dye their hair for various reasons. Not always to cover gray. What many started as having fun with colors, turned into being hooked into touching up those roots every three weeks. Everyone is different and everyone feels confidence in their own way. Society has laid a heap of guilt, judgment, and shame on women for having gray hair and aging for that matter. You are a lucky one that embraced what Mother Nature gave you and you were happy with it. There are so many women who have people telling them what to do and how to do it with such judgment and rudeness, I like offering an informative space no matter what you are going through or how you want to go it. Thanks for watching. Shine on!

@charlottesmom Жыл бұрын

Where were you when I first started dying my hair 30+ years ago?? 😆 (not that I would have listened as I loved trying out new colors). But seriously, I went to hairdresser training 30 years back and was a guinea pig for dying and perming, my hair was so fried after I graduated! My hair is about 50% gray right now and I'm giving no dye a try until January 1, 2023, then will reassess. I'm 56 right now and love my hair dyed but want to see what the grow out looks like. Luckily I only use semi permanent color so it won't be as painful to grow out as someone who uses permanent.

@NoMoreTears64 16 күн бұрын

. Just stop dyeing you hair. Get an inch or so cut off every 6 weeks and do this for a year. Boom! Hair dye is gone and you now have all natural hair color. I did it in my 50's and never looked back.

@QuickSilverHair 16 күн бұрын

That is the easiest route if your hair grows pretty fast. I wish more would embrace this route. But everyone has to grow their own way.