dyeing my naturally curly hair grey -- Wella 050 & T18

if at first you don't succeed, just change your plans (;
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Bleach was mixed with:
- Absolute Perfection Booster Step 1
Toner was mixed with equal amounts of:
- One Shot Bond Repair
- Absolute Perfection Booster Step 1
Aftercare:
Absolute Perfection Color Sealer Step 2
Kinky curly knot today leave-in

[@periwinkle336]

I wasn't sure how grey would look on natural curly hair. Your outcome turned out beautiful!. ☺ Thanks!

[@MintyMoni]

Love this! I'm 25 and found one strand of grey growing naturally from my head so I said 'fuck it I'm going full grey' and have been looking up tutorials all day. I'm so glad you did the last part where you showed what it looked like mixing the t18 and 050. I was going to do what you did originally to try and achieve an ombre look, but I love the final color you ended up with so mixing it is! I hope mine turns out as pretty as yours <3

[@Zzz13-n8u]

Turned out really nice!

[@soniaolaguez3399]

Looks gorgeous I will try to do this soon

[@sitzlauren]

Great look! Grey is the best hair color. Good work with all of the corrections too!

[@mrs.rosekinney4241]

❤❤❤

[@denisesmith7636]

My hair color (natural after growing my hair out and letting my silver thru ...) is exactly like your end result ... I guess I need to take heed when people say "do you know how much time and effort people put in to get their hair the way yours looks ??" ....

[@ENFPerspectives]

Nicely done!

[@DaggerOp-dl4mu]

Yellow looks better than white or platinum silver

[@normagarza2925]

Love it😍

[@lf9341]

It looks like real grey hair!

[@minir.3182]

Wow I love this. But here is the problem: I hesitate between T18 and T14

[@maryetter7819]

I did T18 with a few drops 050 it came out light silver.

[@superlena333]

thanks for doing this experiment so we dont have to, im about to try both for a similar look. dont take this the wrong way, but 3a describes hair like keri russell's or bernadette peters'--- its generally considered the highest curl type before the numbers begin to describe curl patterns that are almost exclusive to black hair. when non-black, non-diaspora people overtype their hair by misidentifying themselves as anywhere between 1-3, it subsequently crowds all the different variations of coiled african hair into the 4 range. this inadvertently gives black people less nuance and specificity to describe their curl patterns with. its important to consider because curl typing was a tool specifically created to describe the differences between black hair textures (instead of lumping them all together as one type, which was previously the norm). please re-read this a few times (with a kind and patient tone on my part) and really chew over my comment for a bit before reacting or taking it as a personal criticism. im black and this perspective didnt make any sense to me until i thought about it for a while. content from non-black curly girl groups has totally monopolized the google image results when you search for curl type chart, and the original chart is hard to find, so i get why you'd call your hair 3a. i wouldnt expect you to know any of this without being told, which is why im putting you on

[@hezigege2.045]

Yellow was more beautiful

[@suzyjackson5514]

I honestly do not understand why young women dye their hair gray🤔