I love the comb application. Looks great! Did you do his beard? Also, it's nice his eyebrows are still dark. Eyebrows are the last to turn grey. Can always tell when a man colors his hair when the eyebrows are more grey than the hair. Great job.
Thanks, looks great. Would something like this work on my 50%gray hair? I’m growing it out to fully gray, & want to blend in my light brown/blonde into the grey. I’d like it to match a bit better.
You must have no experience with greying hair. To teach you, and as mentioned in video, someone does not wake up one morning with grey hair. As hair changes it begins by losing cool tone first, leaving warmth . And not all hair changes at the same speed. Thus various shades/levels of warmth. Thus the need for cool toning to get that beautiful brightness.
@@anneg8319first of all, watch how you talk to me! I am not your child! Secondly, you can’t teach me a goddamn thing lady. Check yourself! Lastly, learn comprehension before you ever try to play me! I wasn’t even talking to you! Kick rocks!
That's a great way to dial down the grey and silver without obliterating it.
I love the comb application. Looks great! Did you do his beard? Also, it's nice his eyebrows are still dark. Eyebrows are the last to turn grey. Can always tell when a man colors his hair when the eyebrows are more grey than the hair. Great job.
Outstanding educational video, thank you very much; client looks great! ❤🌠👏👏👏
Thanks, looks great. Would something like this work on my 50%gray hair? I’m growing it out to fully gray, & want to blend in my light brown/blonde into the grey. I’d like it to match a bit better.
I’m wondering the same. Also does it wash out?
Looks good
How would there be warm tones? There is zero lift. He had no yellow originally.
Looks too warm to me. I liked it better before. :(
@@lf9341 I liked it better before as well but I don’t see warmth. Maybe too much depth.
You must have no experience with greying hair. To teach you, and as mentioned in video, someone does not wake up one morning with grey hair. As hair changes it begins by losing cool tone first, leaving warmth . And not all hair changes at the same speed. Thus various shades/levels of warmth. Thus the need for cool toning to get that beautiful brightness.
@@anneg8319first of all, watch how you talk to me! I am not your child! Secondly, you can’t teach me a goddamn thing lady. Check yourself! Lastly, learn comprehension before you ever try to play me! I wasn’t even talking to you! Kick rocks!
Please post an image of what the final result looks like.
We want ideas & suggestions hoe to eliminate grey hair once and for all not to be hilighted to be vanished guaranteed!♂️✈️
What about the true grey?
his hair looked horrible after ... wow way better before anything was done
Went too dark don't look natural
I agree, too dark
So much work for nearly no difference? 😢