Gray hair is a reality that most women have to deal with. Touching up roots every few weeks can get expensive and time consuming if you already have a busy schedule. It's summer and much more fun to spend time at the beach and the park rather than wasting time getting your hair professionally colored. Gray Away by EVERPRO Beauty is the new, inexpensive and quick solution to touching up those pesky grays. You can cover your gray roots in just ten seconds.
Did you know that 70 – 80% of women over 40 color their gray hair, but that 75% of women are not using a temporary root touch-up between colorings because they are not satisfied with what is on the market?
Gray roots can pop up as soon as two weeks after coloring your hair. Gray Away is a safe, spray-on root concealer that extends the life of your color. Its unique pinpoint applicator provides targeted coverage and saves the mess. It adjusts to your hair color with self-adjusting technology and is fast-drying and sweat resistant for active, on-the-go women.
Gray Away is free of harsh chemicals and dyes and contains mineral derived pigments, which are safe for pregnant women as well. A 1.5 oz. can will cost you $12.99, which is SO much cheaper than getting your hair professionally colored multiple times per month.
Visit the EVERPRO website to learn more and purchase! Follow Gray Away on Facebook and Twitter. How many of you could benefit from using Gray Away?
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i like to use henna if i can, to cover grey
My problem with gray roots is that I have to cover them up and I use an all over permanent dye to do this,but i would love to use Gray Away and cover my gray that way.
I am just beginning to get gray, so I have not had a solution before. I know I don't like these darn gray hairs.
I do have a problem with grey, I ususally go to my hairdresser for a fix, but it does get expensive.
I am just now getting them and I turned 42 a couple months ago. I haven't had to do anything until now and i am still debating on covering them.
I sure do have trouble in this area, I usally color my hair every six to eight weeks. I have noticed that when I do color my hair it is much softer to the touch. Doesn't have the fishing line gray hair feel to it that much anymore.
I went gray quite early and would give gray away to my mom who still likes to play it down.
So far I haven't tried anything yet.
I have some gray hair but I haven't tried anything yet
I don't have a problem with gray roots yet.