Hair ages, just like our skin
When it comes to finding the right colour tones for aging hair, Kieron suggests that we need to let grey shades influence how we move towards a particular colour palette.
“We lose pigment in both our hair and skin tone, so getting an expert colourist to evaluate which colour is most suitable is really important. I recommend having a really good review of your colour at 40 and another major reassessment at 50. In my opinion, if your grey hairs are concentrated around the face, I feel that it is much better to keep your hair on the lighter side so that re-growth is subtle and less noticeable. If you’re suffering from pigment reduction around the front of the hairline, it’s better to accentuate rather than conceal it. Adding cinnamon or caramel highlights to the hairline is a great way to stay looking radiant and youthful”.