I had to start highlighting my hair two years ago because my Dad noticed how much gray was in my hair. I always thought I would go "gracefully" but I'm firmly on the "denial and hide" track.
I've had grey hairs, too, starting when I was 23 or so. Of course, I recently bleached the crap out of my hair so you can't tell, but they're in there.
Oh, it's okay. My friend Jennifer found my first gray hair when I was 16. I started going gray in earnest when I was about 19. It's to the point now where I can't really keep up with plucking. I've never wanted to dye my hair, and I am twenty-freaking-two!!
Sorry. This probably should have been on my own blog.
I've had a few hairs, but they weren't grey, so much as kind of blonde (looked half transparent). Pulled 'em, moved on. I think men can go grey and it look good (in our office, one guy around 40 is grey and looks HOT, and one guy who just left was salt and pepper hair, and that looked cool). Women going grey early... doesn't have the same appeal I guess.
I started going silver in grade nine. It's not so bad. I keep on meaning to dye my hair, but it's so messy and I couldn't knit at the same time so. It could be school. God knows what exams do to us. Bloody exams. (I'm still not ready to go back)
Yeah, I also have had silvers here and there FOREVER.
Although Leone and I are lucky because based on our mom, we'll have awesome silvery-platimum hair when we decide to stop colouring. She gets stopped on the street. I didn't believe her, quite, at first - but I've been there for three or four of the stoppings now.
Oh, man, this blog and all these comments made me feel better. I saw a grey hair in the mirror a few minutes ago and started freaking out. I'm 15! By the sounds of it, though, I shouldn't be worried.
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I had to start highlighting my hair two years ago because my Dad noticed how much gray was in my hair. I always thought I would go "gracefully" but I'm firmly on the "denial and hide" track.
I've had grey hairs, too, starting when I was 23 or so. Of course, I recently bleached the crap out of my hair so you can't tell, but they're in there.
I am also firmly in the denial and concealment club. I'm getting highlights tomorrow to try and hide the buggers.
Oh, it's okay. My friend Jennifer found my first gray hair when I was 16. I started going gray in earnest when I was about 19. It's to the point now where I can't really keep up with plucking. I've never wanted to dye my hair, and I am twenty-freaking-two!!
Sorry. This probably should have been on my own blog.
That's right, blame us. [tongue]
I'm pretty sure I've had one white hair lurking around for several years - it's only now that it's started in earnest. Panic not!
I've had a few hairs, but they weren't grey, so much as kind of blonde (looked half transparent). Pulled 'em, moved on. I think men can go grey and it look good (in our office, one guy around 40 is grey and looks HOT, and one guy who just left was salt and pepper hair, and that looked cool). Women going grey early... doesn't have the same appeal I guess.
I'd dye too, I think.
I started going silver in grade nine. It's not so bad. I keep on meaning to dye my hair, but it's so messy and I couldn't knit at the same time so. It could be school. God knows what exams do to us. Bloody exams. (I'm still not ready to go back)
I found my first one three years ago. Don't worry about it - it makes them come faster! ;)
Yeah, I also have had silvers here and there FOREVER.
Although Leone and I are lucky because based on our mom, we'll have awesome silvery-platimum hair when we decide to stop colouring. She gets stopped on the street. I didn't believe her, quite, at first - but I've been there for three or four of the stoppings now.
You just have to train the gray hairs to grow in a shock, like Rogue.
That would be awesome.
That said, 25 was about when I found my first gray hair. I've only found a couple since, and I'm now 32. So, rest easy... one hair means nothing.
I was just looking for other girls that started going gray early. I'm 23 and just saw 2 in my hair.. this morning. Shock...
Oh, man, this blog and all these comments made me feel better. I saw a grey hair in the mirror a few minutes ago and started freaking out. I'm 15! By the sounds of it, though, I shouldn't be worried.
Thanks!
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