Let your gray grow out

The first thing to know is that it will take a while for your gray hair to grow out. If you’ve been dyeing your hair, the roots will be darker than the rest of your head, so that’s one thing you’ll have to deal with during this process. Also, don’t expect it all to fall out at once—it’s more likely that it’ll fall in clumps or chunks over time.

You might wonder whether those clumps or chunks are going anywhere. The answer is yes: they’re just shedding like any other part of your body does when its growth cycle ends (e.g., skin cells). However, since we associate graying with aging and mortality, it can feel like something serious is happening instead of just natural shedding—but don’t worry! It’s not unusual for our bodies to go through changes as we age—and this isn’t necessarily a bad thing either!

Accentuate your gray hair with highlights and lowlights

If you are looking to accentuate your gray hair, try highlights and lowlights. Highlighting and lowlight techniques create dimension in the hair by adding a lighter shade (highlight) over darker shades (lowlights). This process can be done using any color that you like, but it is often beneficial to use a lighter shade of gray to make your hair look brighter while using a darker shade of gray so that it looks more natural.

Go all over gray and blonde

While gray hair is often associated with age, it’s actually a great look for women of all ages. And if you’re ready to embrace the silver hair trend, we have some tips for making your blonde locks look fabulous!

One of our favorite ways to go gray-and-blonde is by choosing a platinum or white blonde color. This will make your hair seem much lighter than it actually is, which can help give the illusion that your locks have grown in since last time. Plus, it’s always good to keep things fresh and new—this way you’ll never get bored! You can also try adding a few streaks of highlights around your face or on top of your head; they’ll help add some dimension while still keeping everything simple enough so as not to distract from any other styling choices such as bold makeup colors or trendy haircuts.

Choose a short, easy style that complements your silver color; consider a pixie cut or bob

If you’re going gray, it’s important to be patient and work with your hair instead of against it. To start, choose a short style that is easy to maintain and compliments your silver color. For example, pixie cuts or bobs are great options for any woman who wants her look to be low-maintenance while still looking stylish at the same time. You can also try out bangs if they complement your face shape and natural hair texture, curl pattern, and color best.

Whether you’re looking for long or short hairstyles with bangs or without them there are plenty of options out there! Do some research online by searching “grey hair trends” on Pinterest or Instagram where there will likely be many pictures that showcase what other women have done with their locks lately! After considering which styles would look good on her face shape as well as how much time she wants spend styling it every day; she’ll be able to narrow down the possibilities until only one remains…which hopefully leads us back towards finding ourselves again after all these years (or decades) spent searching.”

Style your naturally wavy hair

If you have naturally wavy hair, the following tips are for you!

• First off, use a diffuser to blow dry your hair. This will give it volume and make it look thicker.
• Next add some anti-frizz serum to help smooth out the waves and make them look less frizzy. You can also straighten or curl your hair with an iron if you want more control over the style.
• Finish off by spraying some shine serum onto your locks and using a bit of texturizing spray on them as well (this will add body). Then finish with a light hair spray to hold everything in place all day long—and don’t forget: #flawless!

Add cute accessories like scarves and hats

If you’re feeling like your hair is a little too serious, add some pizzazz to your outfit. A scarf, headband or hat can totally transform the way you look. For example, if I’m going for a more formal look in a dress and heels, I’ll add a cute scarf to my outfit for more color and style interest. If I’m going for a more casual look with jeans and flats, I might try out some colorful earrings instead.

When it comes to choosing accessories that suit your hair color and style personality-wise, think about what colors work well with your complexion (honey blonde vs taupe) as well as whether or not they match up with the rest of your wardrobe (red boots? Yes!).

A few simple tips can allow you to look your best as you age

The importance of confidence

It is important to remember that you look great, no matter what. The first step to looking fabulous at any age, is feeling good about yourself and knowing how much you are loved by those around you. If you don’t feel confident with yourself, others won’t be able to see the beauty in you either. Choose the right hairstyle for your face shape and personality type—there’s no need for a drastic change just because it’s been a while since your last haircut!

The importance of accessories

Accessories can help accentuate your look by giving focus to certain features or drawing attention away from others; however, they should always complement your hair color rather than clash with it (unless they’re intended as part of an intentionally “edgy” style). Accessories such as necklaces and earrings can draw attention away from thinning spots on top while allowing long-sleeved tops cover up arms that aren’t quite so toned anymore! Consider wearing a hat during outdoor activities (like gardening) so no one sees how greying hairs are starting outgrow their follicles…it’s easy enough to put up without looking like some sorta weirdo!