“Ready to stop fighting your grays? Let’s make them a beautiful part of your story.”
So… you’re starting to see more gray hair.
Maybe it’s just a few sparkles around your face.
Maybe you’ve been doing root touch-ups every few weeks and you’re tired of chasing them.
Either way…you’re not ready for a big, all-at-once “go gray” transformation.
You just want things to blend, to grow in softer, and to stop feeling like you’re on the clock for the next color appointment.
THAT’S WHERE I COME IN!
What Gray Blending Means Here
Instead of fully covering your grays, I use techniques that blur them into the rest of your hair so they look intentional — like part of your natural dimension.
No harsh root lines. No “oh, you’re growing your hair out” comments.
It’s a gentle, step-by-step approach that lets you…
Keep some of your natural depth while softening the contrast with your grays.
Go longer between salon visits without feeling undone.
Get used to your grays on your own terms — no pressure, no rush.
“Growing out your grays shouldn’t feel like giving up — let’s make it soft, seamless, and completely you.”
My Own Gray Blending Journey
Yep… that’s me in all these photos.
This isn’t a before-and-after in one day — it’s my real-life, slow-and-steady transition to embracing my grays.
When I started, I was just like many of my clients:
I was coloring my roots regularly.
I dreaded that harsh line that would pop up just a couple of weeks later.
I wasn’t ready to be “all gray” overnight — but I also didn’t want to keep fighting them.
So I started blending.
In the first couple of sessions, I used lowlights to blur the line between my natural color and my grays. Then, I let it go for a while — until I craved more dimension. That’s when I utilized highlights for soft pops of brightness that worked with my grays instead of against them.
Over time, my grow-out became so gentle that people barely noticed the shift — until one day, my natural sparkle was simply part of my look.
What I learned from this process:
The emotional side of going gray is just as important as the technical side.
A slow transition gives you time to adjust and actually enjoy the change.
You can still feel polished, youthful, and you — without being chained to your next root touch-up appointment.
If you’re thinking about starting your own grey blending journey, I’d love to help. I’ll guide you through it in a way that feels comfortable, flattering, and uniquely yours — just like I did for myself. “It’s not the end of color… it’s the beginning of freedom and confidence.”
HOW I BLEND GRAY
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Option 1
If You’ve Been Doing Root Touch-Ups for Years
You’ve been covering your roots every few weeks, you’re over 30% gray, and you’re tired of seeing that harsh line just weeks after your appointment. Sound familiar?
Here’s how we fix that:
I take the root color you’ve been using and gently weave out tiny strands of hair. Some of those strands get colored, and some are left in their natural gray. It’s like I’m intentionally “breaking up” that solid root line so your grays start blending right in.This isn’t an overnight change — and that’s the beauty of it.
About 1 year to grow the blend to your cheekbones.
About 2 years to grow to shoulder length.
Maintenance: I recommend coming in on your regular root touchup schedule for the first 1-3 appointments to really continue to blur that line. I then recommend to stretch appointments out further and further as the grey continues to grow in. We can work together to determine if you want to continue adding in lowlights for depth or if you are ready to just let it go. Every client is different.
Blending Your Gray with Lowlights $200 (includes haircut)
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Option 2
If You’re Just Starting to See Grays
Maybe you’re brunette or blonde, less than 20% gray, and you just want those first sparkles to blend in without looking like “roots.”
For you, I use my low-maintenance dimension techniques — a mix of microlights and dimensional foilyage highlights that adds brightness and depth in all the right places. Your grays camouflage beautifully, and your color grows out softly.
First-time Full Session: $350 (includes haircut) — sets your whole blend up beautifully. Recommended every 12-18 months.
Maintenance Sessions: $275 (includes haircut) — for keeping your blend fresh where it matters. Recommended every 3 months or more.
Not sure which one you are?
That’s what I’m here for. I’ll look at your color, your percentage of gray, and your goals so we can choose the approach that feels right for you — and make sure you love your hair at every stage of the journey.
Consultations are 30 minutes and $25. If you choose to book a gray blending appointment within 60 days of your consultation, your consultation fee will be applied to your first session. Please fill out this Gray Blending Form to gather important information related to your journey and I’ll reach out to you to schedule your consultation.