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Stronger 4 year s ago
I assume these prematurely gray haired women don’t judge men for being bald.
       
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Driving 4 year s ago
@Stronger - Yeah right. Just like they don't judge us for our height.
       
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Skeleton 4 year s ago
Yeah yeah, then the grey trend will go away and they'll go right back to dying their hair again. It was society making women feel that grey=bad in the first place that caused them to start dying their hair. Stop following societies beauty standards and it's dumb trends, do what YOU feel makes you look good, gain some self esteem and you'll be better off.
       
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Trained 4 year s ago
woo grey hair.. half of these women look like they need a hairbrush too.. yuck
       
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Wonderful 4 year s ago
#5 is gorgeous heart
       
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Forbidden 4 year s ago
Well, nothing bad having gray, I'm 31 and i did spot my first single gray hair on my beard one month ago. Anyway, if a woman is a beauty, of course she still is with grey hair, if one is ugly, dying hair doesn't cancel that. So yes, I do agree with them if that is not just to become "unique" for some months but a serious decision. The products to dye hairs are anyway more toxic than most detergent, so this will help reducing some water pollution and waste of plastic too :D.
       
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“I can remember being in 7th grade during a school “break” in the courtyard and my best friend grasping at the top of my head and exclaiming, “You have a gray hair!” She affectionately termed this my unicorn hair, and we watched as the year went on and more and more unicorn hair appeared on my head. By the time I was 16, I had more unicorn hair than I could pull out or hide by changing my part, and I began coloring it on a monthly basis. This continued for six years until some time in 2015 when I began thinking, what if I just let it go, quit spending so much money and time on covering my gray, and just LET IT GO. Honestly, I was pretty hesitant, but one evening when my boyfriend and his sweet family heard I was contemplating going gray, they encouraged me whole heartedly, giving me that boost of confidence I was lacking. Now, I wish I had never even began dying my hair in the first place! Here I am today, at 27 years old, and I’ve sported a full head of gray hair for going on four years! The growing out stage was awkward of course. I even interviewed at my current firm with half gray, half brown hair thinking, “Please don’t let them think I’m crazy.” I can’t count how many people stop me on a DAILY basis to talk about my hair - it is the ultimate icebreaker. I’ve turned so many strangers into friends – young/old, male/female…, you name it. My heart feels so full when someone tells me I’ve inspired them to embrace their natural beauty as well – whatever it may be! So, what I’d like to say to you is, don’t hide your natural beauty, whatever it may be – embrace it! You’ll soon thank yourself.”

 

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