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<p>[QUOTE="Ethanser, post: 173199, member: 62546"]I am growing out two gray streaks near my temples, and I would like them to stay visible. What I cannot picture is how a deeper surrounding shade would change the contrast around those streaks. Most edited examples I have seen recolor everything together, which removes the feature I want to compare. I found a reference for <a href="https://haircolorpreview.top" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://haircolorpreview.top" rel="nofollow">hair color try on</a> and am wondering how others would make a comparison that keeps those gray sections visible. Would you draw the sections on a photo rather than aim for a realistic edited result? I could mark which areas should remain untouched and compare only two possible depths around them. I do not expect an image to show exactly how my existing color would take dye. What would make this reference clear enough to discuss without obscuring the gray I want to retain?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ethanser, post: 173199, member: 62546"]I am growing out two gray streaks near my temples, and I would like them to stay visible. What I cannot picture is how a deeper surrounding shade would change the contrast around those streaks. Most edited examples I have seen recolor everything together, which removes the feature I want to compare. I found a reference for [url=https://haircolorpreview.top]hair color try on[/url] and am wondering how others would make a comparison that keeps those gray sections visible. Would you draw the sections on a photo rather than aim for a realistic edited result? I could mark which areas should remain untouched and compare only two possible depths around them. I do not expect an image to show exactly how my existing color would take dye. What would make this reference clear enough to discuss without obscuring the gray I want to retain?[/QUOTE]
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