Simoneis shares three tips for temporarily disguising white roots without dyeing the entire head of hair. The first tip is to use a hair makeup product, specifically L'Oréal's "Color Riche," which is a spray that can be applied to the roots to give them a temporary color. The second tip is to use an eyebrow pencil or mascara to touch up the roots. The third tip is to use a lipstick or eyeliner to disguise the white roots. Simoneis also emphasizes the importance of preserving one's health by minimizing the use of hair dye, which can be damaging to the hair and scalp.
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1. The speaker, Simone, started bleaching her hair at 30 years old.
2. Simone used to highlight her hair to avoid using dye, but had to start using dye as the highlights made her gray hair grow.
3. Simone's hair grows an average of 1.5-1.8 centimeters per month.
4. Simone uses a hair makeup product from L'Oréal to touch up her roots.
5. The product is a spray that acts like a dye and can last until the next wash.
6. The product is safe to use on pregnant women and does not cause any contraindications.
7. Simone uses a small amount of product to touch up her roots, usually just where it's needed.
8. Simone also uses a black pencil to touch up her roots, which is a cheaper and more accessible option.
9. Simone recommends using a lipstick or eyeliner to touch up roots, but prefers the L'Oréal product.
10. Simone's third tip is to use a black pencil to touch up roots, which is a more natural-looking option.
11. The L'Oréal product costs around 30-35 reais (Brazilian currency) and is available in pharmacies.
12. Simone prefers the L'Oréal product because it's more natural-looking and doesn't leave a heavy residue on her hair.
13. Simone recommends using the product to touch up roots every 30 days, rather than dyeing her hair every 15 days.