I have some greys coming through and at the moment I’m going to leave them. They’re quite a nice silvery colour. I’m hoping for a rogue stripe in my hair - the only thing is that they’re more curly than my normal hair so that’s difficult when I straighten it haha. I am very very low maintenance and I can’t be bothered with the cycle of dying it (and from previous experience it’s ruined the condition of my hair).
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Ohchristmastree
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34 and very very grey. I have dark brown hair and I always box dye it but just got a new job and thought I’m gonna treat myself to the hairdressers. (I live abroad so they’re open here), I have an appointment in a few weeks and the struggle at the moment is real. My roots are horrendous. Luckily I WFH so don’t see anyone really. Looking to go a lighter brown so the growth isn’t as noticeable from now on 
1001 others
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I'm late 40s and have white coming through (worse than grey!!), especially on one side of my head. I'm naturally light-to-mid brown, although very few hairs in that colour come through nowadays.
I tried to embrace it but it knocked my confidence, so I decided to bleach it, then go over the top with white-blonde, and I couldn't be happier.
If I had grey hairs coming through, I would have tried to get that grey-blonde-silver look that is very popular at the moment - I think it looks lovely.
I tried to embrace it but it knocked my confidence, so I decided to bleach it, then go over the top with white-blonde, and I couldn't be happier.
If I had grey hairs coming through, I would have tried to get that grey-blonde-silver look that is very popular at the moment - I think it looks lovely.
Kezza_69
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I probably had my 1st grey hair in my teens ( naturally brunette) not surprising though as my mum was going grey at 18 and eventually ended up with pure white hair.
I so wish I was able to embrace the grey look, it looks so elegant on other women.
I have my hair coloured at the hairdressers regularly ( only to my natural colour) but recently fancied a change . . Had a few lighter strands pulled through.
I HATE it . .
My partner is fully grey . . I love it on him.
I think men look great with grey hair.
I so wish I was able to embrace the grey look, it looks so elegant on other women.
I have my hair coloured at the hairdressers regularly ( only to my natural colour) but recently fancied a change . . Had a few lighter strands pulled through.
I HATE it . .
My partner is fully grey . . I love it on him.
I think men look great with grey hair.
Kim Mild
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I've only got a few greys and they aren't really that noticeable, apart from a few that are a funny texture, have snapped off and stick up. I hope that they don't all come in like that.
My grandma had beautiful white hair when she was old so I hope I take after her.
My other grandma always had really dark hair with very few greys (she didn't dye it) and my parents were in the middle with a mix of grey and brown .
My grandma had beautiful white hair when she was old so I hope I take after her.
My other grandma always had really dark hair with very few greys (she didn't dye it) and my parents were in the middle with a mix of grey and brown .
klakstrom
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I have very grey hair and have done for years and I chop between dying it and embracing it. There’s a great tag on Instagram called #grombre I highly suggest having a look if you’re not sure what to do. Perhaps move to semi permanent dyes if you’re going to cover them? The damage won’t the same as permanent dyes.