Grey Blending or Full Grey Coverage: Which One Fits Your Style?

Some clients love a soft, natural blend, while others prefer complete coverage. Understanding the difference helps you choose the option that works best for your lifestyle and hair goals.

What Grey Blending Means
Grey blending uses highlights, lowlights, and toners to soften your natural grey. Instead of covering every strand, the technique diffuses the grey into your base color.
This creates:

• A seamless transition
• A softer grow-out
• A natural, lived-in look

Why Grey Blending Works for Many Clients
This method is perfect if you want:

• A low-maintenance schedule
• A dimensional, natural look
• A softer root line
• A modern finish without harsh lines

It’s ideal for clients who don’t want frequent retouches.

What Full Grey Coverage Means

Full coverage uses permanent color to hide all grey hair.
The result is a rich, consistent shade from roots to ends — perfect for clients who want:

• Complete grey coverage
• A polished, traditional look
• Defined color with zero visible grey

Which One Is Right for You?
Choosing between grey blending and full coverage depends on:

• Your maintenance preference
• Your lifestyle
• Your existing color
• How much grey you have
• The overall look you want

During your consultation, we’ll discuss your goals, hair history, and the technique that enhances your natural beauty.

Final Thoughts

Both grey blending and full grey coverage look beautiful when done correctly. The right option depends on your style, budget, and how often you want to return for touch-ups.
Book your consultation today to choose the perfect option for YOU.