Since the pandemic began, Carla Conte had decided to stop dyeing her hair and let her natural grays show. For several years she maintained that look, until she felt the need to refresh herself and dared to go back to the hair salon.
The presenter did not want to return to a color that required constant touch-ups. Therefore she sought an alternative capable of blending her grays with the shade she had before the white hairs appeared.
The result was a subtle yet luminous change, designed to respect her identity and ease maintenance as the hair grows.
Carla Conte’s Look Change That Integrates Her Grays
To transform her hair, Carla Conte entrusted Bebe Sanders, who designed a personalized proposal based on combining her original color with the grays.
Instead of fully covering the white strands, the coloring work aimed to incorporate them into the new look. This way, the regrowth is less noticeable and does not require monthly visits to the salon.
“She chose a change that plays with her own grays and turns them into part of the look,” Sanders explained.
And she added: “Since she doesn’t visit the salon every month, we looked for a proposal that would adapt to her, be practical to maintain, and at the same time give the hair a change and a lot of luminosity.”
A Different Way to Wear Grays
Carla Conte’s choice shows that refreshing the color does not necessarily mean concealing the grays completely. It’s also possible to work with them, blend them into different tones, and make them a central element of the style.
“Because it’s not always about hiding the grays, but about learning to enhance them and make them a part of the style,” summarized Bebe Sanders about the change.
This type of coloring is ideal for those who want to brighten the hair and update their image without being tied to frequent touch-ups. By blending the grays with tones close to the natural color, the transition as the hair grows becomes softer and more harmonious.
