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A bit here and there somewhere in my mid-30s. Highlighted for a while, and now that my hair's getting longer, I've got this grey streak in front at my cowlick (which is near impossible to cover).

No question that it's more acceptable for the guys to just go grey.

Almost 50 when I started getting a little gray.

LIPH wrote:

iuparrothead wrote:I have a little point on the top of my head that I have to sharpen every few weeks.

You hide it well.

and @ Cubbie too.

Just this year the blonde starting like dirty bath water and the gray is coming in...but its more white.

I have no trouble with chemical intervention....

When I was in my late 20's and my hair was still mostly dark the grey would show up more after I got it cut. I came to work one day after getting a haircut and one of the women in the office asked me how much I paid to have my hair frosted.

LIPH wrote:When I was in my late 20's and my hair was still mostly dark the grey would show up more after I got it cut. I came to work one day after getting a haircut and one of the women in the office asked me how much I paid to have my hair frosted.

And, I'll bet frosting the roots was really pricey!

Crazy Navy Flyer wrote:Almost 50 when I started getting a little gray.

and still not much. Single strands in the front. My hair is quite dark, so each and everyone shows up, no need to chemically enhance it....yet.

It's a pretty grey..more silver-y, not a dull grey...

Quiet and Shy wrote:

LIPH wrote:When I was in my late 20's and my hair was still mostly dark the grey would show up more after I got it cut. I came to work one day after getting a haircut and one of the women in the office asked me how much I paid to have my hair frosted.

And, I'll bet frosting the roots was really pricey!

And I just got back from getting my hair cut after lunch so it looks even greyer now.

I started to see my beard change from brown to white in my 30's and my hair has been going that way since I turned 35 or so. Slowly but surely it's turning white, but I don't have to worry about being bald so I'm happy.

I have some here and there, but it really stands out because the red color I use is dark and doesn't cover grey. Doesn't bother me, though, I actually think it looks kind of cool. I accept my grey

I noticed my first gray hairs about two years ago when I was 48. I still have just a few on the sides above the ears. I attribute it to remaining laid back and growing older BUT not up!

early thirties, grey in the temples. now i'm 45 and getting more the salt and pepper look. wife likes it, she says it's distinguishing looking.

let me see...I have been married for 9 years...


actually, I have only found a few and I am 33

Yep. Still blonde.

Before I finished college the red hair in my beard started to turn gray, but the black hair stayed black. Now that I am pushing 50 the black in the beard is still there but the sideburns and the hair above them are starting to turn gray. Guess I shouldn't complain.

My Beard started turning gray when I was 30, my head a few years later. At first, my chin bugged me, and I dyed it. but that became a pain in the butt, so I stopped.

Then, I started losing my hair. When I turned 40, I shaved my head, and have felt better ever since.

Parrotthed wrote:I noticed my first gray hairs about two years ago when I was 48. I still have just a few on the sides above the ears. I attribute it to remaining laid back and growing older BUT not up!

And it looks sexy, too... smooches

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My nose hair turned white along with my mustache. It looks almost neon if I do not take care of it