I'm 14 and getting grey hair. It's genetics, but I was wondering how long it could be until I'm all grey.

Answer 1

That depends on your diet and stress as well as your genes. Anyway, I started when I was 12, am now 41 have about 45-50% gray.

Answer 2

It depends, really. I was about your age when I found ONE single grey hair smack in the middle of the back of my head. OK I didn't find it, but someone else pointed it out to me. I'm 31 years old now, and I still have that one grey hair, plus one more that my husband kindly pointed out to me one day. You might not get anymore for a really long time. I wouldn't worry about it too much. If it becomes a problem and you are uncomfortable about it, talk to your parents see if they'll spring for you to dye your hair or something like that.

Answer 3

I started getting grey hair at 12, in high school it looked like my hair had been frosted. I had jet black hair and it really did look good. It was totally grey in my mid 30's. But that doesn't mean the same thing will happen to you. Every one is different.
Hopefully you will like the look and leave your hair alone.
A lot of damage can be done if you start dyeing your hair at a young age.

Answer 4

I was always taught grey hair meant u were wise. U shouldnt get a head full just a few here and there, no worrys!

Answer 5

I've been going gray since I was your age and now I'm 33 and not fully gray yet. I'd say I'm 50/50 but I think it's all genetics. Not sure if you can put a time on when you'll be all gray.

Answer 6

It depends on the person. My girlfriend who is 26 now would be all gray if she didn't dye her hair. It runs in her family as well. Just get yours dyed.

Answer 7

Who knows. you have premature grey hair all you have to do is go to a slaon and get colored.go to a doctor