When your hair starts to change.

I color my hair because the color of gray I have is ugly. If it came in a nice silver or white I would keep it. I actually asked to have my hair dyed all grey as to look like I’m 53 but that’s too damaging to do to my hair so let’s not say that people that dye their hair ate liars. That’s a bit of a stretch wouldn’t you say?

Don’t forget bald assholes.

They always bitch about other people’s hair.

I'm 45 and fortunately have only a few white strands.

My hair is very dark brown, and I hope to be able to get away with letting it go naturally.

I haven't dyed or highlighted my hair since high school, and I definitely don't want to start.

We'll see.

I mean, there are many studies that support that “attractive” people do gain favor, preference, power, have more friends, more money, and the trust of others in almost all aspects of life more so than unattractive people. Being or seeking to be more attractive provides a benefit overall because it grants the person so many advantages in life. I feel like if someone makes efforts to change physically to gain the things listed above, they’re just doing what any creature would naturally want to do. It wouldn’t be a natural disposition or a strategically sound idea to want to look less attractive than you could be by “laying it all out there”-camouflage is much more beneficial for a person’s well-being. It is not a natural to want to have more enemies, be more powerless, be more perceived as old or unhealthy, to be less-trusted, to not want special advantages in life. So I guess I’m saying I don’t blame them or hold it against anyone who fights against age related hair changes. They’re just swimming in the same bowl as the rest of us, hoping for an easier ride. Fish swim in schools for a reason, man. Beauty and truth are sisters. Each sing a different harmonic part to the same song. A healthy society strives for beauty.

You read that right..... It happens to us all.

Your hair as you age will begin to change.

It isn't just age that factors in though. It's also nutrient intake and health.

Regardless, nutrient intake can't prevent hair color change *as you age; typically from dark color to grey or white.

It is predominately age related. It happens to all humans.

It's funny when people attempt to stay the natural ravages of time that indicate age.

Just dye it and lie about what is happening to you........

It's a vanity thing.

Those who attempt to hide their age show they are willing to lie, not only to themselves, but, also to others.

They seek to hide their true self instead of embrace the change they are going through. They attempt to remain relevant by portraying themselves as still in the class of a juvenile individual.

Natural age related hair change is for the purpose of establishing someone's age and or life experience and expectancy.

You can have your hair turn white overnight by an extremely stressful occurrence.... Your bodies reaction that signifies a biological change to your experiences.

A stress related response.

People who artificially change their hair color are vain.

They put a front on for vain reasons. They wish to maintain any allure they might have had that age tends to negate.

The seek to remain valid for a variety of reasons by their deception. They don't like who they are. They seek to be someone else as viewed in the eyes of others.

They seek validation elsewhere and from others, instead if within.

If this were not so.........they would accept the change rather than attempt to sway it.

I mean, there are many studies that support that “attractive” people do gain favor, preference, power, have more friends, more money, and the trust of others in almost all aspects of life more so than unattractive people. Being or seeking to be more attractive provides a benefit overall because it grants the person so many advantages in life. I feel like if someone makes efforts to change physically to gain the things listed above, they’re just doing what any creature would naturally want to do. It wouldn’t be a natural disposition or a strategically sound idea to want to look less attractive than you could be by “laying it all out there”-camouflage is much more beneficial for a person’s well-being. It is not a natural to want to have more enemies, be more powerless, be more perceived as old or unhealthy, to be less-trusted, to not want special advantages in life. So I guess I’m saying I don’t blame them or hold it against anyone who fights against age related hair changes. They’re just swimming in the same bowl as the rest of us, hoping for an easier ride. Fish swim in schools for a reason, man. Beauty and truth are sisters. Each sing a different harmonic part to the same song. A healthy society strives for beauty.

No, I would say that you proved my point. You have low self value.

I think those dyes are incredibly unhealthy. I'm okay with my hair color, and all I did when I was young was lighten it in the summer with a few drops of peroxide in a bottle of water.

My hair is pretty much dirty blonde with streaks of gray and red, natural, guess I'm lucky, but no matter what it looked like I would not use those toxic dyes, think they lead to strokes.

And I know a couple hair dressers who did some fabulous dye work who dropped of strokes. One pulled through and is back dying hair, the other didn't survive.

No, I would say that you proved my point. You have low self value.

If someone did not care about their appearance, they would wear clothes with holes in them, never take showers, never wear deodorant of any kind…basically walk around like a smelly old bum.

That might not bother you personally to be a smelly old bum, but it might bother someone else.

There is healthy balance between looking groomed and looking like an artificially painted clown.

As Lady Jayne said, it’s someone’s choice.

Just don’t go overboard either way.

You read that right..... It happens to us all.

Your hair as you age will begin to change.

It isn't just age that factors in though. It's also nutrient intake and health.

Regardless, nutrient intake can't prevent hair color change *as you age; typically from dark color to grey or white.

It is predominately age related. It happens to all humans.

It's funny when people attempt to stay the natural ravages of time that indicate age.

Just dye it and lie about what is happening to you........

It's a vanity thing.

Those who attempt to hide their age show they are willing to lie, not only to themselves, but, also to others.

They seek to hide their true self instead of embrace the change they are going through. They attempt to remain relevant by portraying themselves as still in the class of a juvenile individual.

Natural age related hair change is for the purpose of establishing someone's age and or life experience and expectancy.

You can have your hair turn white overnight by an extremely stressful occurrence.... Your bodies reaction that signifies a biological change to your experiences.

A stress related response.

People who artificially change their hair color are vain.

They put a front on for vain reasons. They wish to maintain any allure they might have had that age tends to negate.

The seek to remain valid for a variety of reasons by their deception. They don't like who they are. They seek to be someone else as viewed in the eyes of others.

They seek validation elsewhere and from others, instead if within.

If this were not so.........they would accept the change rather than attempt to sway it.

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You read that right..... It happens to us all.

Your hair as you age will begin to change.

It isn't just age that factors in though. It's also nutrient intake and health.

Regardless, nutrient intake can't prevent hair color change *as you age; typically from dark color to grey or white.

It is predominately age related. It happens to all humans.

It's funny when people attempt to stay the natural ravages of time that indicate age.

Just dye it and lie about what is happening to you........

It's a vanity thing.

Those who attempt to hide their age show they are willing to lie, not only to themselves, but, also to others.

They seek to hide their true self instead of embrace the change they are going through. They attempt to remain relevant by portraying themselves as still in the class of a juvenile individual.

Natural age related hair change is for the purpose of establishing someone's age and or life experience and expectancy.

You can have your hair turn white overnight by an extremely stressful occurrence.... Your bodies reaction that signifies a biological change to your experiences.

A stress related response.

People who artificially change their hair color are vain.

They put a front on for vain reasons. They wish to maintain any allure they might have had that age tends to negate.

The seek to remain valid for a variety of reasons by their deception. They don't like who they are. They seek to be someone else as viewed in the eyes of others.

They seek validation elsewhere and from others, instead if within.

If this were not so.........they would accept the change rather than attempt to sway it.

No, I would say that you proved my point. You have low self value.

My hair is turning grey - It looks awesome! I tg's vrkery long - and I have dark skin. The gray is a beautiful off white - and coming in in streaks. I've always wondered what I'd look like with white hair - and it strangly makes me look younger.