This hairstylist encourages his clients to be proud of their grays, not cover them up

At the sight of their first gray hairs, many women run immediately to the hair salon to ask their stylist to cover them up. This first "cover up" leads to a lifetime of touchups, which costs lots of money and can cause an infinite amount of damage to one's hair. This routine might get tiring after a while, but many women feel like they have no other choice. What if women could learn to appreciate their gray hair?
This is exactly what one hairstylist has been doing with his clients. Keeping their natural color in mind, Martin dyes their hair a silvery-gray that's meant to bring out the tones of their own natural hair. By helping his clients feel more comfortable - albeit beautiful - with their natural gray hair color, he helps them save a lot of time and money in his salon.
The photos of some of his clients have gone viral, thanks to their amazing transformation from start to finish

The clients who choose to color their hair gray come back to recolor their hair 2 or 3 times a year instead of every week, like some of his other clients

His clients looking to dye their hair gray is not a cake-walk, however. Sometimes his sessions can take up to 10 hours!

It's time worth spending, especially when you see how well he captures the natural gray hues of each and everyone of his clients!

Despite what we think of gray and white hair, Martin's dyes make women look years younger and gives their hair an amazing shine

Marin's specialty is matching the client's natural grey color with his dyes so that their hair looks as natural as possible

This is also why he asks his clients who want to try dying their entire head gray to come in with at least 2-3 inches of roots

Somehow his method seems to make women look younger, even with their gray hair!

By the looks on these women's faces, you can see just how much better they feel about themselves. Isn't that what every woman wants?


It's also super chic!




As you can also see, each person's "gray" is not the same!

What about you guys? Are you ready to give your grays a try?
