Trend No. 2
@batshevadress
Silver Linings Grey hair has appeared all over runways lately for fashion designers including JW Anderson, Batsheva and Balmain. “Ageing naturally and beautifully is still considered an act of rebellion for women in our world,” says Jason Lee, Toronto-based hairstylist and owner of Jason Lee Salon. “There is an aspect of ‘punk’ attached to women who have grown out their hair.” Ready to embrace your greys? Ask your colourist about back-to-back highlights, which will lift out the colour on the ends. But “be prepared that they may not go fully grey the first time around,” Lee cautions. Or go for a shorter haircut to get rid of the dyed ends. Greys often feel coarser and wirier than other hairs because of the lack of pigment, so look for smoothing products. Grey hair can also start to look dull and yellowish over time, Lee says. If that happens, use a purple shampoo once a week or bi-weekly to help make grey hair appear brighter.
Clockwise from top left: Hairstylist Sam McKnight created sleek ponytails for models at Balmain AW24. Hairstylist Justine Marjan styled models’ hair for Batsheva’s AW24 show. Models at JW Anderson’s AW24 show wore grey wigs styled by hairstylist Anthony Turner. Hairstylist Renato Campora created this silver updo for Amanda Seyfried’s 2024 Met Gala look.
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@hairbysammcknight
Grey Hair @renatocampora
BEST FOR: Embracing your roots.
@jw_anderson
Tool Kit:
L’ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL Serie Expert Silver Shampoo for Grey and White Hair, $42 for 500ml, at ConceptCShop.com.
AMIKA Bust Your Brass Intense Repair Mask, $59 for 250ml, at LoveAmika.ca and Sephora.
SILVERING Shine & Define Dry Finishing Oil, $34, at SilveringBeauty.com.
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