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We know you cried real tears when you spotted your first gray hair. We, of course, wouldn t blame you if you did, considering how often we re bombarded with ads teaching us how to hide and cover up them up. Still, you should be happy to know that all of that wailing was for naught because gray hair specifically the oyster gray hair color is totally on trend right now.
Whether you have a natural slate color or you ve stripped down to a faux foggy shade, this is the time to embrace the color fade. The silver trend has been hugely popular and is a beautiful shimmering tone for the summer, celebrity hairstylist and founder of Signature Hair ToolsDionne Smith told POPSUGAR. If you choose to go to a salon, then take into consideration that the darker your hair is, the more bleach it will need to lift the color and go gray. If you re trying to create the look at home, Smith recommends using a product like the Jerome Russell Bblonde Maximum Colour Toner Si
Kate and Prince William are marking their 10th wedding anniversary this week
Experts revealed how the Duchess hair and makeup has evolved in last decade
Said she was youthful, fun and modern when she fell for the Prince at university
Explained she has subtly refined her style, taking inspiration from senior Royals
Said her makeup are hair have become softer and she is a regal woman
Words by Rhea Cartwright
Having reliable products in your haircare armoury is essential, but for Afro and textured hair, that process has historically been a challenge. Despite Black people accounting for £100 billion of UK spending power, the natural hair community has often been underserved by mainstream brands and retailers. Be it lack of choice or unconscious bias leading to textured hair brands having tighter security, it has often lead us to disappointment and without viable options to care for our tresses.
Thankfully, the tides are changing and a plethora of burgeoning brands are ready to aid our coils and curls which has a very different set of needs and requirements than straight hair. We now have access to the best afro hair products.
Makeup Artist Joy Adenuga Reflects on Struggling to Go Mainstream and Remaining Resilient
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Too often, the best beauty stories go Untold, solely based on a person s skin colour, religion, gender expression, disability, or socioeconomic status. Here, we re passing the mic to some of the most ambitious and talented voices in the industry so they can share, in their own words, the remarkable story of how they came to be and how they re using beauty to change the world for the better. Up next: Joy Adenuga, makeup artist and founder of her beauty brand By Joy Adenuga.
My journey started back home in Nigeria. I don t enjoy makeup on myself which is why the YouTube thing was never for me but I had a knack for makeup. Back then, anything related to makeup was always Avon or Mary Kay. My friends would hint that, you know what, you re actually quite good. Why don t you . . . And I would say, are you for real? I should leave my job and go sell Mary Kay makeup? Absolutely not.