'Two months dye-free. I feel free.'
about going gray. "It just so happened at the time that silver hair was very popular and everyone was coloring their hair intentionally that way. I thought, Well, I have this naturally, so I might as well go for it."
In some cases that only strengthened their resolve though. "Once I told family and friends about my decision, I felt like I had to show them I could do it," says Collins. Plus, even once you decide to ditch the dye, your new color still needs special care of its own. If anything, gray hair can be trickier to care for than what you’re used to, even if you’ve had a standing appointment with your colorist for a decade.First, know that growing out your grays could take a while. "Grays seem to take forever to grow when you are actuallyto grow them," says Collins.
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