There are lots of shades of gray, but the steel-colored pieces of this bob make it really different while still grayness-concealing.

There are those who want to know how to hide gray hair on brunettes without frequent salon visits.

Root melting will give a softer look of growing-out roots.

A polished long bob is a great canvas for displaying neat strips of blonde muted here to camouflage gray hair.

This is how you create a more modern look while embracing that shade of grey.

Here’s a color palette for ladies who prefer accentuating their graying hair beautifully instead of keeping it secret.

This here is a cool balayage transition to gray hair which celebrates the gray, allowing it shine instead of hiding those age-related changes.

Here’s a delicate style that employs tiny highlights to cover the gray on brown.

It also adds a toned-down ash blonde money piece to soften her face.

This lovely balayage art blends darker and lighter shades meticulously to give her a natural-looking ashy color that embrace new gray hairs.

Look at this color scheme that is just a fantastic blend of lowlights and highlights, warm and cool tones, flaxen blonde and icy silver hues.

Check out this cool-toned blonde balayage that really matches the base color nicely.

It hides gray hairs while looking perfectly natural.

If you are just starting to grow gray hair, keep your hair on the brunette side but still transition-ready with some sparkles of the grays.

Ashy and golden tones are obviously excellent choices for gray blending, and those rose-blonde hues in this cute combination is a nice fancy twist.

Here’s a style that pairs a gray money piece with the finest all-over highlights so it covers the gray on the brown hair, resulting in a shimmering effect.

Highlighting is not the only answer to gray hair.

You can get even more depth and a crisper contrast just by blending lowlights into the natural silver on your head.

Here is a wavy lob that plays with highlights and money pieces and yet works together into an unexpected color combination.

Visit your hairdresser and ask for a light brown base, subtle platinum blonde balayage, and cool toning for a nice grayness-forgiving style like this one.

Now look at this rock-chic razor-cut hair.

It doesn’t look too cool-toned because of a good deal of beige tones incorporated into the gray parts.

Then there’s this trendy lob that combines natural reddish tones with soft silver then uses contrasting facial framing to make an artistic statement.

It’s not what you’d call rainbow-colored, but this blunt bob gleams with its funky bluish and pinkish shades, making her grays invisible.

This example of lowlights enhancing dimension amplifies the contrast with her bright money-piece hair.

Here is a color scheme to use if your brown hair has red tones that you choose to diffuse and blend with graying strands.

Try going for a full head of seamless caramel highlights.

It’s the best and probably the easiest way to get gray hairs unnoticeable.

Not only does it hide graying well, but this balayage helps contribute to the fullness and dimension of her neat bob.

Her voluminous pixie cut accommodates highlights and lowlights to dissolve the graying areas, enhancing depth, and gaining shine all throughout.

Your complexion is important and one you have to remember when choosing a flattering hair color.

Here’s a perfect choice for you ladies with warmer skin tones.