It's also worth talking to a hairdresser for objective advice on changing your hair colour. Talk to someone who specialises as a colourist, rather than a hairdresser and permer who also happens to colour. Find ways to enhance it instead. Work on finding products to manage any frizz, and don't attempt to straighten it. Q. I want to be a long-haired bride, but my hair is short.
Extensions are also a great way of adding body to thin or fine hair.
I'm going grey. A. Colouring grey hair has come a long way from the narrow choices of raven-black or white peroxide. Consult a professional colourist, who will be able to offer you more options. Also, consider how you wear grey hair. Simple shapes are much more youthful than permed and set styles.