The Gray is Back

I've colored my hair all my life, it's just fun...I've been blonde, redhead, auburn, and mistakenly slightly violet when I went dark brown. Color is also a fashion accessory, makes your hair easier to style, keep a style in, and keeps your hair from feeling oily hence your style lasts longer and you can go an extra day between shampoos.

I'm 31 and have some significant grey hair popping out.. I haven't colored my hair in over a year. I did the keratin treatment and then I got pregnant. I've been debating on getting blond highlights, my hair is dark brown but I'm concerned about the upkeep.. So I think maybe I'll do a box but I'm not sure which way to go.. Blah Brown or maybe a red.. I'm at a loss with my hair right now.. But Good Luck to everyone fighting the Grey wave!

oh and I'm now 27.

I have been getting gray since I was in my early twenties. Not like a full head but on the right side I have a streak of gray.

I'll be 60 next year, I love my gray, I've worked hard for it. I just wish there was a product to enhance the gray, not cover it up. Gray may make you look older, but people think I'm younger than my youngest sister (I'm 12 years older). If your face looks old it doesn't matter what you do with your hair. Your attitude and the way you feel about yourself can make you look older too. Being kind to your body and hair keeps them youthful.

I am 51. When I was a teen, my mom kept her hair dyed platinum blond and I nearly died from embarrassment at the "false" look it had. Fast forward 35 years and from purple to pitch black, nobody is surprised about WHAT color anyone's hair is. Therefore, I say "DYE, baby, DYE!" I don't want fake-looking hair nor do I want to look older than I am. Grey-streaked hair CAN make you look older than you are! I use Nice 'n Easy in a shade just a bit lighter than my natural hair color -- and yes, as time marches on, I must do it every 6 weeks to keep gray hair from taking over the perimeter of my hairline. I must admit that highlighting hair after a dye job makes hair look sun-kissed and more natural -- although it is a pain to color hair then highlight it 1 day later. Until they make a pill (and they are working on one) that inhibits the growth of grey hair, I'll keep spending $8 every 6 weeks to douse my scalp with the quasi-elixir of youth. It's o.k.

At 46 I have light blond hair and if I look very close I can see very white stands. Lucky for me they blend in well with my blond hair. I will still dye my hair as I like the way I look.

at 53 , so far I have been able to get by with just highlighting my hair. I highlight anyway for style-factor and plus it helps camouflage the gray at my forehead and temples. I know before long I will have to dye out the gray and then highlight on top of the dye. Not looking forward to the expense of that or the bother either. I say keep dyeing your hair if it makes you feel good.