My Hair Is Silver Now, No Roots As I Take After My Dad In That Department

[Bobbisox1]

I fancy a pale pink toner or a champagne colour but I’m not sure what product to use, any ideas?
I’ve always been the adventurous type :0)

[naomi24]

All over pale pink or champagne is a bit old fashioned now I think. That smacks of ‘the blue rinse brigade’. How about really going for it with a few random ‘stripes’ of colour? Purple, blue, pink? The young girl in our local shop buys something from Tesco for around £4. Her hair has multi coloured 'stripes.

[Sqad]

Laurent-Perrier would be my choice-;)

[Bobbisox1]

I’m adventurous Naomi but not as adventurous as that haha

[Bobbisox1]

So just pour it over as if rinsing sqad?

[pat2604]

Just please no pink. It's unflattering and rather common now. And string on older people. Just enhance your silver. Unfortunately my hair is refusing to go silver except for a couple of streaks of silver. So with help from my hairdresser it's a mix of dark blonde with silver highlights.

[pat2604]

Ageing not string!!!!

[Bobbisox1]

Lofty I see my friends hair and she’s a much darker silver than I am, I love my natural silver colour but just fancied experimenting :0)

[burlyshirley]

I would tend to say leave it Bobbs. My Grandma always wanted to go silver, but she resolutely stayed a steely gray. I would have loved for her to go silver grey and get her wish. But, if you are adamant, a champagne colour sounds good to me !

[Bobbisox1]

Mine sorta went straight away Shirl, from being dark blonde to Simon my trusty hairdresser, matching my natural roots to the rest of my hair , he’s a genius ;)

[pat2604]

My mother and grandmother both went silver in their 80s, and my few streaks are a lovely soft silver, but I think I will have to wait for a few years before the silver is all over. My blonde hair as a child turned to mousey brown, which it still is. But since 15 years old it miraculously went blonde;o). Access attempts at other colours, but I'm blond at heart!!

[pat2604]

I should really check my posts before posting. 'Access'! ?

[Bazile]

//The young girl in our local shop buys something from Tesco for around £4. Her hair has multi coloured 'stripes.//

Careful now, that the stripes doesn't run down your back ; or you'll have folk using it as a zebra crossing

[pat2604]

But please not pink, green, purple, etc.

[Barsel]

My friends hair is silvery white which is great because I can always find her if we get separated in the supermarket!
Mine is what I describe as 50 shades of grey and I wish it was silver.
I wouldn't mess with it if I were you Bobbs, unless you try something that will wash out.

[barry1010]

Go for it, it will cheer you up and if you hate it is easily rectified

[Bobbisox1]

It’ll definitely be wash in-wash out Barsel , maybe I’ll do it next week after we attend my very good friends funeral this Monday .

This is my natural colour now

https://ibb.co/gd5z9Dz

[Barsel]

I love that colour, wish mine was like that.
My friend whose hair is that colour sometimes puts a bit of something pink in her hair, but I don't know what she uses and it's just random, here and there.

[Ken4155]

Bobs, don't know anything about hair colourants but i do know you can get a nice pink emulsion paint called Granny Chic :-)))

[AuntPG]

People would pay a fortune to have their hair that colour bobbi. I have below shoulder length blonde with natural grey highlights in -haven't touched it since before lock-down-and I get lots of compliments. Dying your hair pink will just look desperate and champagne will look like a cheap blonde color has been put on. Your hair looks fab.

[Bobbisox1]

Haha, don’t ever want to look cheap,
Will it wash out Ken? ;0)))