Going grey with grace.

andyseadog

I'm 20, this shouldn't be happening.

do i sit tight and hope i get another few years out of it, or do something about it now before people notice?

ChunkyLover_53

andyseadog wrote: »

I'm 20, this shouldn't be happening.

do i sit tight and hope i get another few years out of it, or do something about it now before people notice?

As long as it doesn't lose its grip you'll be grand :cool:

Snakeblood

andyseadog wrote: »

I'm 20, this shouldn't be happening.

do i sit tight and hope i get another few years out of it, or do something about it now before people notice?

I've been going grey for years. Apart from not actually minding going grey, I found it hassle to dye hair etc. all the time. You leave it go once and everyone knows. Unless you're particularly vain, I'd do it gracefully.

Biggins

You can try and hold back the tide of age - or you can just let it flow.
Sooner or later your going to have to accept the full truth.

...Now do you want to accept it slowly or just one day give up dying your hair and accept it in one big shock?

I went grey a long time ago. Se la vie...

TeddyTedson

As long as your not ridiculously camp most people don't care nowadays.

Biggins

Some people are actually better with a bit of grey don't forget.
The wimms sometimes like a bit of maturity in their men and a bit of grey helps to establish that!
(You could still be like a 16 year old inside but hell... let them find that out in the bed!)

double GG

You need botox, hair implants, hair colouring, a nose job and and some plastic surgery or you'll like you are 22 by the time you're 21. Don't come crying to AH when you realise this, next year.

Super-Rush

I'm going ginger instead of grey. Kill me now.

Biggins

Its AH so it has to be said!

I'm willingly to go grey with grace, with mary, with ann... whoever!

(I'll get me coat - me grey one) :pac:

vibe666

i found my first grey hair at 18.

i'm 34 now and it's still only a bit of grey here and there, mostly still light brown.

even if it was totally grey now i'd just leave it as it is, it's natural and i don't imagine anyone would think any differently if i had grey hair so why bother?

foxinsox

I think grey hair is nice on a guy..









but I'm an aul'wan, what would I know anyway!

ChunkyLover_53

Wait 'til the short & curly ones start betraying you. You'll know about worry then.

Dravokivich

Sounds pretty serious to me OP... think we're gonna have to amputate...

hmmm

The wimins love a bit of salt and pepper.

this is arse

just for men

Biggins

hmmm wrote: »

The wimins love a bit of salt and pepper.

Not in all areas - trust me, I've been there!

RichieC

some of my mustache is grey.. none of my head hair.

hmmm

Biggins wrote: »

Not in all areas - trust me, I've been there!

What were you doing there? Sick puppy.

CreepingDeath

Maybe your father was a badger.

Biggins

hmmm wrote: »

What were you doing there? Sick puppy.

Sampling the female deserts.

Wolfe Tone

Could be worse, could be going bald.

Mint Sauce

Seen my first gray in my mid 20's. Early 30's now, still not that many, just some around the sides.

Like Biggins says and Fox confirmed, some of the ladies do like them, that will do for me.

Jesus Wept

Noticed some grey hairs and was worried about going grey for a while.
Then I realised the possibility of going bald, I worry about that instead.

Latchy

Nothing wrong with A few grey hairs and if dying your hair red is good for the young wans then if the caps fits , it's ok to go brown'ish for the oldies

Napper Hawkins

Muppets crying about going grey, try going bald in your twenties if you want to know what unfair really feels like.

Oh_Noes

Ah come on, it's all just another part of growing up.

Nothing wrong with going bald either.

Just be thankful you're not ginger.