CMC Hair Designs

If you are seeing your first gray hairs and you want ideas on how to manage this season of life; book a consultation.

If you are tired of seeing a regrowth line 2 weeks after your color; book a consultation.

If you are interested in growing out your colored hair to fully embrace your grays; book a consultation.

If you’ve been told your only choices are to color forever or stop overnight, there’s another option.

A beautiful gray transition isn’t about following someone else’s timeline.

Gray isn’t one-size-fits-all.

The best transitions are customized, intentional, and designed to help you feel confident every step of the way.

Save this post if gray is on your mind, and follow for expert gray blending and transition ideas.

Thinking about embracing your gray?

You don’t have to choose between permanent color forever or growing it out overnight.

A personalized transition can make the process softer, healthier, and far more flattering.

Save this for later, and follow for expert gray blending and transition advice.

Are you unknowingly sabotaging your new haircolor?

1. Excessively hot water will fade your hair color! Especially within the first few shampoos. Why…..

Think about it, hot water fades clothes, same with your hair. Hot water drys your skin out, same with your hair.

2. Products that are sulfate free protect hair color better! They are less harsh and can contain color preserving ingredients.

I offer several professional products to protect your investment! Plus I guarantee your products. Lots of professional products that are sold on Amazon or non - salon retailers are diverted or are counterfeit.

3. Hard water can alter your hair color. It can build up and make it difficult to keep your blondes bright, and your color true to tone. If you don’t have a water softener, install a water filter on your shower head.

What are your options?

You can choose gray blending, which is a lower maintenance way to color your hair so that when it grows out you don’t see a line of demarcation.

You don’t want to see any gray? No problem! We can cover your gray with color to give an opaque result.

Need help in growing your natural gray out? I am here to help!