Current Events > My hair has noticeably started to grey

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While it's still only single strands, the amount has increased by a lot over the past few weeks

Looks distinguished. No worries.

Join the club. I have more grey than otherwise at this point. Looks fine.

I starting finding a few here and there when I was in high school. Must have gotten it from my mom, since she went grey in her 30's. Better than my brother, he's getting our dad's baldness.

My stubble has since 18 years old gone like 50% blond/grey which was always odd, but still I only have a few gray strands in scalp (and not receding either which is nice), but I have noticed more during hair cuts.

Mine starting going in my early 20s.

It's a family trait. I don't mind it, as we also have thick hair and don't go bald. Seems a reasonable trade off.

This started for me almost the moment I turned 40. I've been going to a hair salon and paying $100 to get it dyed.

I look like a Hogwarts wizard.

ai123 posted...

Mine starting going in my early 20s.

It's a family trait. I don't mind it, as we also have thick hair and don't go bald. Seems a reasonable trade off.

My family has both greying and going bald. Thankfully the baldness hasn't seemed to affect me yet

Must be nice >_> I went gray when I was 20 lol

Ever since my early 30s I've had some gray mixed in with my dark brown hair.

Its ok. It's just your wizard level getting higher! Soon enough you'll be super strong!

Your first kiss broke the anti aging spell that was protecting your hair.

You will be bald by August.

I wish I still had hair, grey or otherwise.

Turning 42 in a couple of days, and still proud of the fact I only have a few gray hairs in my beard (well, white really since I am blond). Been shaving my head for almost 2 years now, but pretty sure I still don't have any on top of my head.

Kisai posted...

This started for me almost the moment I turned 40. I've been going to a hair salon and paying $100 to get it dyed.

Why

I have brown hair, not even light brown hair, and I have a bunch of pure white hairs popping up in my beard suddenly at 39

I really wouldnt mind, except they stand out so damn much in a darker beard

At 35, I have some flecks of grey at the temples. It happens.

Stress grays can be temporary. I was 50/50 gray in my 20s, but i have single digit stray grays in my 30s.

Notti posted...

My stubble has since 18 years old gone like 50% blond/grey which was always odd, but still I only have a few gray strands in scalp (and not receding either which is nice), but I have noticed more during hair cuts.

Ive had grey in my facial hair ever since I could grow it.

Had a few on my head since about 15 years old, but it was literally only the odd one or two at a time. Now, I can definitely see it coming in on my head but it seems to be a slow process. Not sure if living in a highly polluted city is increasing it. Some of my colleagues seem to think it has for them.

Welcome to the party pal:)

You is grandpa now
goes buys a grandpas guitar

My mustache is about 50% gray now but it hasn't hit my head much yet. Little bit in the temples

I started getting grey hairs when I turned 30. I'm 35 and it's still not too bad, but it's more noticeable. Judging by my other family members, I don't have long left before I get almost entirely grey. It doesn't bother me too much. I'll take it over losing my hair. Plus you can always dye it. I most likely never will, but it's an option.

Graying doesn't really matter for men. Don't worry about it

I've noticed a few grey strands in my beard now.

When the elder Little Devsman was about 2.5, I noticed my first white beard hairs.

Now I have several. Though, you might have to look closely to see them.

Southernfatman posted...

I started getting grey hairs when I turned 30. I'm 35 and it's still not too bad, but it's more noticeable. Judging by my other family members, I don't have long left before I get almost entirely grey. It doesn't bother me too much. I'll take it over losing my hair. Plus you can always dye it. I most likely never will, but it's an option.

Yeah, I count myself lucky that I still have a full, thick head of hair. Having some grays is not that big a deal.

I noticed my first grey at 16. It has been a constant growth for me since then and ive been more grey than not since my early to mid 30s.

I'm at that stage too. Mainly white hairs and not gray.

Usually it appears on the sides and top corners.
It's mostly new growths vs. Existing strands.

Front of chin and some mustache has it. As someone who always shaves it's a bit of a trip to think I never went heavy on facial hair at anytime before I reach the point of white hairs.

I pick at it for now because it looks out of place. Also ended up being aware of the rate of growth. Overall I can't complain. Happens to people younger. It just is what is. Would just like it to rollout in a non-awkward fashion.

I've seen my parents dye their hair and that looked like a miserable waste of time to me as a kid. I didn't want that to be me as the rest of life goes on.

No grey for me, but my hair started thinning in my mid 20s. I'm 34 now and still have a lot of hair, but yeah I wish I had a bit more on top.

I'm sure if I didnt shave my head more than a little of it would be great. But I guess I'll never know.

Compsognathus posted...

I'm sure if I didnt shave my head more than a little of it would be great. But I guess I'll never know.

I am sure your hair would be truly awesome!

My friend started greying in HS. Half-way through College he was fully grey.

I'm mid 30s and my hair is a thick mess. My Dads hair didnt start falling out till late 50s.

My hair on my head (what's left) has barely gone gray, but my beard is almost fully gray.

That said, I have no wrinkles or otherwise on my face, so the only reason I look old if I shave is cause of my face going thin right under my nose. (bit sunken in)

Found my first gray hair in 2009, when I was 32, Im 48 now and my hair is completely gray.

I am pretty old, and I am lucky in the hair department. Pretty full for my age, and only a few strands of gray.

My beard is a different story. Most of it is full white if I let it grow, like I fell in a snow drift. And it grows fast.

Why is my hair almost the same as it was in my 20s, but I also have snow beard? I do not get it.

bsp77 posted...

I am sure your hair would be truly awesome!

Oh that, I can assure you, would not be the case, regardless of its color. I shave my head because it looks much better that way.

MrResetti posted...

Your first kiss broke the anti aging spell that was protecting your hair.

You will be bald by August.

nooooooooooo

Compsognathus posted...

Oh that, I can assure you, would not be the case, regardless of its color. I shave my head because it looks much better that way.

I think you missed your misspelling... :)