It won’t be a quick trip to the hair salon, but it will be worthy. We recommend you to go to your hairstylist and be prepared to attend to multiple hair sessions until you finally reach that beautiful silver tone.

Understand that this is a process: If you have natural dark or black hair, chances are you won’t get silver shade highlights on the first try since black hair don’t bleach directly to blonde, but rather to orange undertones.So be prepared to chop off the split ends of your hair right before getting highlights. Be prepared to cut it down: Hair cuts are a must before bleaching and dying your hair since it gets rid of the most damaged parts of your hair and avoids damaging them even more.That’s why we recommend you to set up a hair care routine before and after the process is done in order to maintain your hair as healthy as possible. Hair-care routine: As we said, you’ll have to bleach your hair to get silver color highlights, and this means your hair will be put through a lot of chemical damage.

It’s possible you might not have to do this if you have naturally blonde hair, and even then, the highlights might not look as silver as they’re supposed to if you don’t bleach it.

Bleach: Realize that’s very likely you’ll have to bleach your hair, especially if your hair is anywhere between the dark brown and black range.

Before you jump out and decide to get silver highlights, it’s important you take the time to read about this ashy grey hairstyle and understand that this is not a low maintenance type of hair.

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