Can your hair turn gray from straightening it too much?

Answer 1

Your hair doesn't turn gray because of straightening. Where did u get that ?
Its all genetic babe !!

Answer 2

No,most of it is to do with the genes. Look at your mother and father. If they have gray hair then you'll get it too. Sometimes head injuries will damage the pigment of the scalp and gray hair can occur in that spot. Straightening your hair yourself without a professionals advice is very hard on the hair and if you can stop! Even blow-drying your hair is hard on it as is hot weather. Just like your face have a day or two where you wear no make-up and let your skin breath. Hair should get a rest too. Some people don't know that they should have 3 different types of shampoos on the go. The hair can get too use to one shampoo and you may find the frizzies happening. If you are of black origin then it's quite popular to straighten hair. To give your hair a rest buy a wig! Wigs are really in fashion and if you go to a good wig shop no one would know the difference if you wore one. A good case is Oprah. She always looks good, but does wear wigs at times.

Answer 3

No.

The amount of melanin (responsible for pigmentation in hair eyes, & skin) is what decides when and how white your hair will be.

This is designated by genetics and rarely can it bew influenced by anything else like hair straightening.

There is certain chemicals that do affect the amount of melanin in your skin (skin lighteners/bleachers) and some that affect the color of your hair, but none of this will turn your hair gray.

Perhaps it is best to ask your parents and grandparents when did they begin to notice a change of color from their natural shade to gray. More than likely, your own hair will follow suit along those lines.

However it has been reported that stress can affect how fast your hair will change color once gray has start to appear.

Answer 4

no there s no chance of it becoming grey.. however you may experience a lot of hair fall if you do it too often