Your gray hair is not gray at all, or even white! A hairdresser reveals their true color and explains to you why you see them that color.
In everyday language, we constantly talk about the appearance of grey hair or even that of White hair when the hair ages and reveals radically lighter highlights in certain areas of the hair. However, these names mislead us as to the true color of this hair who aged before others as Tom Smith explains to us, a hairdresser of stars very active on social networks, in a video posted on Instagram.
“Did you know that there is nothing “gray” about gray hair ?” he asks, in fact, by way of introduction, before revealing that gray hair is nothing other than the result of an individual transformation at the level of the hair follicles, which stop producing the pigment that colors hair (in this case melanin). The gray color more or less light or dark depending on the graying hair, which we perceive is then the result of the mixture of this hair without pigment with the rest of your hair which is pigmented with your natural hair color (brown, brown, blond, red. “This is why you start to see gray hairs growing”underlines the hairdresser, to emphasize this optical effect.
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Gray hair, white hair: here is their true color according to a hairdresser
Now that you know that your hair neither turns gray nor white as you age, “since they no longer contain pigment inside the fiber”, according to the expert, you are probably wondering what their true color is. The answer is quite simple. Like they are “completely devoid of color” as the hairdresser reminds us, he reveals the most appropriate qualifier: “a better description would be to say that your hair is translucent”.
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