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Do you color your hair? I’ve been thinking about it lately. Truthfully there are some days I don’t notice the gray hairs that are creeping in. There are others that I feel like they stand out like a sore thumb and I just want them gone. A couple of friends have suggested coloring my hair. I’m not against it, but I am hesitant. Why? Because of the stripe.
Back in the 90s I decided to color my hair. I went with a color much lighter then my natural. I’m naturally a brunette and I went to a shade of dark blonde. It really wasn’t my best choice. I had no idea how much maintenance could be required to keep up with the color. In reality gray roots start to show only 2 weeks after hair coloring. But you and I know that gray hairs seem to pop up almost overnight. Just when you want to look your best you wake up and find some new gray hairs. And of course you don’t have time to get to the salon and have your roots done. What’s a girl to do? Reach for the Gray Away!
Gray Away is an easy and convenient way to spray away gray roots instantly. One 1.5 oz can contains 40 applications. This revolutionary product will help extend the life of your hair color, saving you both time and money. No mixing needed to use, just shake and apply to dry hair until the gray is covered. The pinpoint applicator provides targeted color, getting the color exactly where you want and need it. Gray Away was designed to be fast drying, flake free and sweat resistant. It comes in two colors, both of which use self-adjusting color technology so it can match any hair color. The product washes out with shampoo. I was pleased to learn that Gray Away does not contain any harsh chemicals or dyes, the color comes from mineral derived pigments. That means it is safe for everyone to use, even pregnant women!
70 – 80% of women over the age of 40 color their gray hair. 75% of women are not using a temporary root touch-up between colorings because they are not satisfied with what is on the market. Gray Away is one secret I’ll bet you’ll be happy to know and one product you’ll be happy to see in your bathroom cabinet.
Here’s a brief video showing how it works.

Gray Away retails for $12.99. It is available in drugstores nationwide and online.

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0 Comments

  1. I don’t have any gray hair yet, but the way my kids act it could start up any day now LOL. This sounds like a great product.

  2. After a bad experience in my teens, I decided to never color my hair again. I’ve stuck with that although sometimes I consider coloring because I dislike my normal color. Gray Away sounds like a great product!

  3. No matter how many times I dye my hair or how often it seems the greys grow faster and faster! It would be nice to just color the roots, or “areas” where my sparkle comes out!

  4. My natural hair color is light to medium brown and I have it colored to approximately that same color. My roots are more “salt” than “pepper”.

  5. My hair is medium to dark brown, I need to dye it and I usually dye it the same color as I have some white hairs showing.

  6. My natural hair color is dark blond (with some gray strands). I have not colored it in a while, so it is it’s natural color.

  7. I still have my natural hair color which is dark brown but it is fading to a duller color a little which I dont like.
    Thanks for the giveaway

  8. My hair used to be a pretty brown with natural blonde highlights. Now it has more gray than brown or at least that is how it looks to me.

  9. My natural color is dark brown….and now its still dark brown but with tons of grays coming in! I usually color dark brown and try to cover the grays, which works great…but they always come back so fast before you can color again. I would love to try the gray away!

  10. I am a brunette and I have always had blond highlights in my hair. I have decided to go natural and now I have lots of gray!

  11. My natural hair hair color is dark brown. Presently, the color of my hair is dark brown, trying to decide if I want to color or not 🙂

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