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10 Simple Ways to Hide Regrowth

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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Regrowth can be a hassle, but don’t worry! There are plenty of ways to hide it until your next salon visit. In this article, we’ll discuss ten simple methods that can help you to conceal regrowth and maintain a polished look.

1. Zigzag Parting

Switching from a straight parting to a zigzag parting can break up the contrast between your roots and dyed hair. This helps to make regrowth less noticeable and gives your hairstyle a fresh new twist.

2. Headbands and Hair Accessories

Using headbands or hair accessories, like clips and barrettes, strategically placed near the part line can help camouflage the regrowth area. They also add an extra touch of personality and style to your look.

3. Dry Shampoo

Applying dry shampoo with a hint of tint can temporarily blend the color at your roots, making regrowth less visible. This is an excellent quick fix for those in-between salon visits.

4. Root Concealer Sprays

Root concealer sprays are ideal for touching up regrowth in just a few minutes. Using a shade that matches your dyed hair, simply spray the product along your part line and blend it with a comb or brush.

5. Teasing Your Hair

Backcombing or teasing your hair near the roots creates volume that lifts strands away from the scalp, helping to hide any noticeable regrowth. Remember to be gentle when teasing your hair to prevent damage.

6. Braids and Twists

Incorporating braids or twists into your hairstyle is not only fashionable but also effective for disguising regrowth. The pattern created by these techniques makes it difficult to detect where your roots begin and end.

7. Volumizing Products

Using volumizing mousse or spray at the roots helps create a lift that keeps your regrowth less visible by adding depth and texture to your hair.

8. Wearing Your Hair Up

Putting your hair up in a loose bun or messy ponytail effortlessly hides regrowth, especially when you combine this with some of the above techniques like teasing or using hair accessories.

9. Balayage

If you have a bit of extra time before your next salon visit, consider getting a subtle balayage treatment. This technique blends your roots and dyed hair through hand-painted highlights, which helps to disguise the regrowth for longer periods.

10. Embrace Your Roots

Remember that regrowth is natural and inevitable. If all else fails, confidently embrace your roots as an intentional style choice. Ombre and “rooty” looks are increasingly popular and can even make your overall look more unique.

In conclusion, there are many strategies for hiding regrowth that can keep your hair looking fabulous between salon visits. Choose one or more of these methods to help conceal regrowth and boost your confidence until it’s time for a touch-up.

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