L'Oreal Paris Excellence Creme Permanent Color

I think people confuse grey hair with white hair. I’ve always had a white hair birthmark at the front of my hairline. As I age, it’s grown back in a v. But I also have regular greys. White hard is stiffer, thicker and laughs at your light blonde dye. My natural color is med brown. Pics show roots and white regrowth, a mix of cool and neutral blondes, 3rd is all 8.5 I’ve made alllllll the blonde mistakes and this is what works for me. I use 3 blonde dyes. This (8.5) for roots, I use 7A for just that white patch, and sometimes I’ll throw a cool brown in under layers. Ive also used this all over but I still need a level 2 darker to match that white patch. I’ve been platinum, red, gold brown, purple and all the colors. That’s why I love this color. I can let that white patch grow out a few months and it just blends in as highlights (8.5 or 9A), which you can’t do with natural or golden blondes. It’s also light enough for my moments of needing some pink hair. This color handles lifting medium to darker salt and pepper natural hair color with 0 brass!! And it’s so much easier on hair than high lift or bleach. I’ve been bleaching(with an expensive well known name) for a year and my hair is just dry and flat. I’m going back down to natural blonde and I’d only use this product Unfortunately, if you bleach above 10, be prepared to dye down with a darker and redder color than you want or it’ll always look flat. Put the red back in, then gradually as it fades, step up blonde lightness