Gray hairs...

at 25... must be genetic... my mom was gray at 26... should I color it— What do you think? Gray might be kinda cool... the new blond...

Oh well thanks a much... thinking I'll let the grays show...

My mom greyed in her late 20's as well, but my father had jet black hair still at 54 when he passed away. So...I am patiently waiting to see who's genes I got in the grey hair department.

I also heard to look to your mothers father as a clue to when you will start balding. My grandfather on my mothers side is in his mid 80's and still has a full head of hair pretty much. May have receded in teh front an inch or so and got a little thin but not by much. I hope I got those genes. Women like a full head of greyed hair on middle aged men it seems.

I had grey hairs by the time i was 19. My parents kept telling me I need to color my hair. Till date i dont understand why i should go against the natural rhythm of my body.

I think whether you color your hair or leave it grey should be based on how you feel about your own appearance, not because women or men love it. Ask yourself if you love it and there's your answer. I have a rainbow of natural hair colors on me and I just go with it...LOL 'Tis who I am.

"I was born with grey hair.

I win."

I have gray skin..... New winner...hahahah

"So...I am patiently waiting to see who's genes I got in the grey hair department. "

From what I remember, premature grey is a trait inherited from the mother and is recessive. Meaning, if your mother greyed pre-maturely, you are guaranteed to...

The same is true for balding and pre-mature balding. The fact that it is a recessive trait is why most women do not bald, but some do, and why the trait is inherited from the mother's side of the family (though not strictly the maternal grandfather).

Grey hairs are better than grey moods.

***I have a rainbow of natural hair colors on me and I just go with it."

True...


I have one or two or three... Wise...

oooh, according to genetics I'll gray early...I have my mothers hairline...the culprit.