Is it really so bad for a younger, i.e. under say 55 years old, women to just let nature take it's course and not bother dying the hair when it starts to turn grey.
I find women tend to be a bit more judgmental about this ( or maybe men are just smart enough to know when not to open their mouths)
I am early 40's and have a good amount of grey, though I never let it grow out enough to judge just how much and I am thinking about just letting it grow out to it's natural state, the husband was mortified when I mentioned this after he made a comment about how my roots needed doing!
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I too (mid 40s) have a lot of grey but keep it dyed. My sister is the same (but nearer 60) and recently suffered breast cancer. She came back grey (after loosing her hair through treatment) and must say it looks fab. One thing I'd be very nervous about is if I'd be white grey or that lovely steely grey. From looking at my roots fear I'd be the former which would be a tough one to carry off!!!
Reckon if I was brave enough to go natural I'd have to get it shaved off for charity of something and start from there as the growing out part would be horrendous! Maybe some day .....
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