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Gray hair coverage in Johnson City, TNCover it or blend it. Your call.

Full coverage for one solid, even color. Grey blending for a softer grow-out and fewer visits. Or go all in on silver. We’ll walk you through how each one grows out before you choose.

Straight silver lob, seen from behind against brick
SilverToned and glossed, not covered
Three options

Three ways to wear gray on purpose.

1

Full coverage

Every gray covered, one even shade root to end. Plan on a root touch-up about every 4–6 weeks.

2

Grey blending

Highlights and lowlights soften gray into your color. Regrowth is subtle, so touch-ups stretch to 8–12 weeks.

3

Go silver

Keep your gray and make it look deliberate: tone out yellow, add shine, blend the line as it grows in.

From our chairs

Gray, done well.

Blunt bob with natural gray blended into soft blonde highlights
Blended
Straight silver lob with a glossy finish, seen from behind
Silver, toned
Straight silver lob, seen from behind against brick
All in
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“Sherri has always done a phenomenal job on both my hair and my toddler's hair… she's done incredible color and highlights for me.”

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Gray hair questions, answered.

How often do I need a root touch-up for gray coverage?

With full coverage, most people come back every 4–6 weeks, because gray regrowth shows quickly against color. Grey blending usually stretches that to 8–12 weeks.

What’s the difference between gray coverage and grey blending?

Coverage hides every gray with one solid color. Blending uses highlights and lowlights to soften gray into your color, so regrowth is less obvious and upkeep is lower.

Can I transition to my natural gray?

Yes. We use highlights and lowlights to break up the line between your old color and your gray, so the grow-out doesn’t look like a stripe.

Why won’t my gray stay covered?

Coarse, resistant gray can shrug off color. We adjust the formula and timing for it — tell us if past color faded off your gray fast.

Not sure which one? Send us a photo.

We’ll tell you which option fits your hair and your schedule.

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