From the time I was little I knew I was destined to have a head full of gray hair. At the age of 42 my father had a beautiful salt and pepper head of hair, although there was much more salt than there was pepper. And from the time I can remember, his mother had ...
Graying of the hair is a natural occurrence for many as they grow older. Many think that there is no way back after going gray, with the exception of chemical dyes or wigs. While going gray is not a “bad” thing, many would prefer to keep their natural color for a little longer. Reversing gray ...
Gray hair hits some earlier than others, and scientists have long wondered why. It’s true that graying hair is a natural part of the aging process, but some people gray much earlier than the expected 50. New discoveries have pinpointed some of the causes of gray hair and thus, brought about some advice to keep ...
Hair color is important for women. Like it or not, our hair says a lot about us, especially if gray is involved. The wrong color or glimpses of gray can age us before our time. A glossy, radiant head of vibrantly colored hair, however, can cut ten years or more off our appearance and give ...
Should you go gray or should you color your hair? It’s a question women have to face as they age. That decision is a personal one, depending on what works best for you. While some women continue to color their hair throughout their golden years, others choose to gray, gracefully – even in their 30s ...
My hair started going gray at 17. Actually it started turning white; someday I may even let it be white. But I’m not ready yet, so I still color my hair. I’ve used a number of different products to color it, and have done it myself and had it done professionally. But no matter what ...
When I was a junior in high school, the boy who sat behind me in class would pull strands of white hair from my head. While this was annoying, it was also embarrassing. How could I be going gray so young? It turns out early graying can be a genetic problem or it could be ...
