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Since when is grey hair in style?


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Seriously, I was watching a commercial that Stacy London from "What not to Wear" was in. I could have sworn that I saw grey streeks in her hair. If I am mistaken I do apologize to Ms. london.
If not OMG  you have got to be kidding me. Please don't get me wrong some women look lovely with the silver hair. Me personally I have been grey since I was 25. (Thanks Mom!)
Sometimes family genes really cramp your style!
I don’t spend alot of money on anything for myself,except coloring my hair. When my gray roots start showing I actually feel depressed until I get it colored again. I guess that sounds crazy but I turnung 41 next friday and I just feel younger and even sexier with no gray.
There is an Interior Decorator by the name of Kitty something and she has a gray patch right in front.
I say you go girl,but honey that is not for me!
My sweet hubby tells me when it starts to get gray "Why *don't you let it go gray? I tell him that won't be happening any time soon!*
To me it is not just hair,it actually affects me emotionally.
Please tell I am not heading towards round rubber roomm,and being told to find the corner. LOL
If it is the style more power to the style,but I won’t be climbing on that float as it goes by any time soon!

So what do you think?

Ciao,
Bella



Member Comments

    • inakika wrote Nov 12, 2008
    • Stacy does have a streak of gray in the front of her hair. It looks good on her.
      Bella, you do what is right for you. I have a friend who is completely gray and she is in her early 50’s. She went gray when she was in her 20’s. It looks good on her and she loves it.
      I think the decorators name is Kitty Carlyle? and she does work that gray streak.
      I used to shave my hair off completely, wore it like that for 10 years. I loved it and it looked good on me. Now that I have grown it out I can’t imagine it like that anymore.
      But from time to time I miss my “bald head“. No worries, no fuss, just get up and go!



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    • cindylouwho1966 wrote Nov 12, 2008
    • I cannot speak for anyone but myself, but I will be a redhead until the day I die(dye!) haha

      I also was blessed with the turn-gray-early gene, started about 27.

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    • jomi wrote Nov 14, 2008
    • I dfinitely believe in color!  Sometimes I get tired of coloring and I ask my kids if I should let it go....their answer is "Oh my God Mom,no!"  My husband would'nt care.  It does make me feel better.  I'm afraid that grey hair would make me look all washed out because I have fair skin.  On the other hand...there are a lot of ladies that can carry it off well.



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    • encee wrote Nov 22, 2008
    • I agree with keeping the color in your life!  I think gray is depressing too! Has anyone seen Jamie Lee Curtis lately?  Ugh!   Her face is gorgeous and that gray do just doesn’t go with it!  On the other hand…..did anyone see the cover of November More magazine?  Did you see how lovely Jane Fonda looked?  She’s really blond now, and it looks great on her!  Wow!



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    • beautifulat40 wrote Nov 24, 2008
    • I also agree.  I will color my hair as long as possible.  I feel I am too young to go completely gray.



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    • debrosi wrote 15 days ago
    • i got my first gray hairs when i was 16.  and now my natural color is mostly gray with some medium brown in it.  lucky me!!!  

      i color my hair myself, a light golden brown.  i get compliments on it shortly after i color it, and then not long later, the gray roots show up.  like you, Bella, i get depressed and kringe when i look in the mirror and see shiny silver roots blaring back at me.  it reeeeeeally does affect my mood!!!  can’t help it.  when i get my COLOR back on it’s like i’m a new woman!!!



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    • psalmist wrote 13 days ago
    • Bella, i agree w/inakika, do what’s best for you.  i have locs and been blessed with genes that don’t allow the women in our family to go noticeably gray until we are well into our 60’s (my grandmother is 83 and she finally has a salt and pepper look, my mother has maybe 20 grays, my little sister just turned 38 and has none, and i have 4 or 5), but i’m the opposite of you, i can’t wait for the salt and pepper look or silver, if that’s what my hair does. I got my first gray hair at 36 and i was so excited (go figure?). why is it always greener (or grayer) on the other side of the fence? sigh…and did you see Meryl Streep in “The Devil Wears Prada“?????  That gray wig is what made her look so FAAAAAABULOUS, and she didn’t look old!  I say if that’s what God gave you baby, flaunt it with a vengeance, walk into a room and own it with your fierce silver crown…but again, do what makes YOU happy!

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      "I don't know why God made me the way He did, but since there is a purpose for everything He does, I must be here for a purpose, and I intend to fulfill it."



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