Should you fight hair going gray by coloring it or just give up and let it go gray?

Answer 1

If you're a dude, let it go.

If you;re a chick, do what you want.

Some chicks are hot with gray hair. Just make sure it's long.

Answer 2

My gray hair started coming in at age 16...after 25 years of coloring it I finally decided to let it go. I was offended at first by people assuming I was older but the senior discount at 45 instead of 55 is a bonus.

Answer 3

Gray. Sometimes gray hair looks cool.

Answer 4

Look around you at the women who have let their hair go gray then decide. My hair has been gray for years. I prefer it blond and feel prettier with it is dyed. It is all about how you feel. If having gray hair makes you feel old and unattractive, dye it!

Answer 5

I have chosen to let aging take its course and live with the results. I cant really say that I am OK with it, its just that it is inevitable. I have accepted my aging. Graying hair is the least of my problems in so far as aging is concerned.

Answer 6

I have a few gray hairs but I highlight it and the hairs look good.

Answer 7

My mom dyes hers. I didn't even know she had gray hair until she pointed it out one time. So go ahead, color on. Chances are no one will ever know except for the cashier and maybe a spouse or something.

Answer 8

Depends on how old the person is. If you feel like you're too young for gray hairs...color it...no harm no foul.

Answer 9

I intend to go down fighting. I have brown hair,I'm 38,and on those few occassions I've tried brown dye it comes out black until it eventually washes out a bit. But now I recently discovered auburn. Ah,perfect. Dyes the grey hairs auburn,leaves the brown hairs alone. My hair ends up looking very slightly reddish-brown. I figure that should cover up the turth for another seven years or so.

Answer 10

if your naturally blonde before the gray let it go gray if your dark haired or red hed keep dying it .... unless you look good with gray it just depends on you