Many women and men who go naturally gray or silver find themselves with dingy, dull, and sometimes yellowing hair. For many of us, using purple shampoo is just putting another chemical, which you’ve left behind, on your hair. It doesn’t actually take care of the issue either; it just covers it up. This made me wonder if we were approaching the problem from the wrong direction.
- “What if there was a way to remove the buildup and impurities without chemicals!”
- “What if instead of covering it up with the opposite color we removed the dingy, dull, or yellowing color on our hair!”
That’s how QuickSilverHair Clay was born. We also struggle with our untouched hair being dry and frizzy, so I created a QuickSilverHair Oil to help soften and moisturize your natural hair. Hello Beautiful!
Slower Fashion Brands: My Top Picks
My favorite slower fashion, high quality, and sustainable brands. Brands I Currently Buy, My Personal Sustainability Score, and Why I Buy. After navigating through sustainable fashion mishaps with less than ethical companies, I decided to share a shopping guide with...
Heat Protectant Experiment: Do Heat Protectants Protect Gray Hair from Yellowing?
There has been a lot of discussion in our Silver Hair groups about heat damage, heat protectants, and how they work (or not). In this post, I am sharing the details on a little experiment to see how much hair yellows with or without heat protection at different...
The 50 Shades of Silver Hair Project
The 50 Shades of Silver Project This project was born from the idea that we all go into ditching the dye having no real idea what our natural color will be. Several years ago, I had this idea of showing you as many variations of natural gray hair as I could find. I...