Does over dyeing your hair make it go grey earlier?

Question

If you constantly dye your hair will your real hair eventually stop making pigment?

Answer 1

No, the two don't have anything to do with one another or you'd be seeing a lot more gray heads walking around.

When your hair grays has more to do with your family genetics than anything else. If you have an older sibling and their hair begins to gray, you'll pretty much know when your hair will begin graying. If you're the older sibling, they'll be taking clues from you :D

Answer 2

I don't think it makes you go grey, but the bad thing about dying is that once you have dyed it, when your hair grows out you need to re-dye it so the roots don't show. But if you keep on dying it, it really thins your hair and you will most likely go bald earlier in life...or severely thinned out.

Answer 3

No truth in this at all,you will go grey when you get old,and you stop producing the pigment that makes your hair colour.

Answer 4

No,I dont beleive that has anything to do with it.
it might make you go bald earlier in your life though.. but not that,also I wouldnt keep over dyeing my hair if I were you.

Answer 5

Dont think it can make you go grey but it does really dry your hair out.

Answer 6

I bloody hope not coz i have mine done every 4 weeks with a cut & have done 4 years!!
Fingers crossed!

Answer 7

i'm 25 and have been dying my hair since i was 11, i have no problems with my hair. its soft and in good condition. i take grat care of it

Answer 8

thts wht alot of people say.... stil theres no proper answers 4 questions like these.. wait n c.
all the best

Answer 9

i have never heard of that but it makes it dry like straw and it can fall out.

Answer 10

No thats bollox