Not the sort of thing that bothered me.I think going grey is nature’s way of being kind as you age…You see old people with dyed hair and it really makes their face look much older.
My moustache went grey, well before the head hair, when I was in my forties. It was slightly annoying, as some of my workmates accused me of dying my hair!
I didn’t really notice at first as I’ve nearly always coloured my hair. Then one day, think I was about 35 ish, I decided not to & that’s when I saw the greys, by then quite a lot of them, as the roots came through some white & some peppery, they crept up on me. After that I started going to a proper hair salon every 6 weeks & I have been going there ever since. No way will I ever be grey.
Just before I stopped colouring my hair. Photo with my lovely late OH.
I didn’t go grey, I went straight from almost Raven Black/Blue to Platinum. It started when I was 35 years old, much to my horror. I got streaks of Platinum either side of my face, only there, for about 12 years then the rest started to go. I had my hair cut short (shudder) as it was easier to grow out the dark hair. It was then grown back long again, just I was now a blonde instead of a very dark brunette. Such a difference and though I’m used to it, I don’t like it, I miss my dark mane very much.
From this to this.
I am only now getting a few grey threads .
Both my parents didn’t go grey until their eighties .
My father had a magnificent head of hair so much so the undertaker commented on it !
Tiff and Rox, you both are real cuties! If I said lovely, it sounds like I’m complimenting older ladies, and you both are true beauties!
Me? I had a few grey hairs starting in my late 50s, but being a redhead it will take me longer to go all grey.
Anyway, I’m keeping up with my color for as long as I can until my entire head goes grey. Besides, the guys still remember me from high school with this color…I’m not messing with their memories of long ago. It just wouldn’t be kind of me, would it?!?
I am starting to change, my face seems to be rounder these days and there are wee lines forming at the edge of my eyes. I’ve been really really lucky with the genes I inherited from my parents, so have my sisters. I keep expecting to get up one morning, look in the mirror and see a lot older me staring back. I think I would look older if I cut my hair though, not that I’ll be doing that anytime soon. If I want it short I bundle it up in a claw clip, and leave the short bits at the side down, usually in the hot weather as the back of my neck gets soaked with hair covering it.