A stylist documents a client named Brian's hair over nine months and observes his natural color darkening by two shades, with grey hair dropping roughly 40% overall. His temples went from 60% grey to 20%, while other areas fell from 40% to nearly none.
You came in to do dyeing of Brian's hair, what did you observe? For about nine months. And this time when I came in, I noticed his natural base, probably about two shades darker or so, like a level six part that kind of blew me away was his temple areas. So right in here, where the hairline meets the facial hair. Normally through here, you see, especially with men, it's more wiry, that thicker hair. And when hair turns grey, it tends to get a little bit thicker and wiry. Through his parietal ridge and hairline, there was a significant lower amount of grey hair. And I would probably say it's been reduced by about 40%. So here we were about 40%, and I would say it was like 1 2%. Through here, it was about 60%. We're at 20%. A big reduction.
