Will you Dye your hair when you get older?

FizzleSticks

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jimgoose

FizzleSticks wrote: »

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By "hair on the sides" are you referring to General Ambrose Everett Burnside's classic bugger-grips? Or is this yet another Yoof Phenomenon that has somehow eluded me? :pac:

andekwarhola

Stigura wrote: »

I've reached that age and honestly couldn't tell ye if / how grey my hair is.

As far as I know, you can buy reflective artifacts called mirrors to help deduce this.

Andy From Sligo

im only gonna leave it grey if i can have my hair like this when i get old

Buckfast W

I've been going grey since I was 18, I'd never consider dying my hair but I do get it cut short. I come from a family of greys.
No point in trying to fight nature :-)

Sam Kade

jimgoose wrote: »

By "hair on the sides" are you referring to General Ambrose Everett Burnside's classic bugger-grips? Or is this yet another Yoof Phenomenon that has somehow eluded me? :pac:

Men with hairy sides from their armpits down to their feet

I'd say what she's getting at is bald men with thick bushy hair on the sides.

howamidifferent

Sam Kade wrote: »

Men with hairy sides from their armpits down to their feet

I'd say what she's getting at is bald men with thick bushy hair on the sides.

Micheal Noonan look

_Kaiser_

I've been going grey at the sides now for a while but that doesn't bother me at all.. I'm more concerned about the thinning on top and receding hair line.

But, there's not much I can do about it I suppose without looking ridiculous or spending a fortune.

Ruu

Thinning hair very young and one hot day decided to shave the lot. Nothing more stupid than the Friar Tuck look.

Fup no.

I'm going to age naturally. Grey hair, wrinkles, and hair in places hair didn't grow before.

kunst nugget

Paul McCartney's hair seems to have discovered a new colour somewhere between purple and orange - it looks fúcking ridiculous. I could never see myself dying my hair and as I'm already almost completely grey, it would be pretty obvious if I ended up colouring it now. I still get a shock when I go to the barbers and see the pile of grey hair on the ground and the barbers have started shaving my ear lobes without bothering to ask if I want it done. Depressing…

jester77

40 next year, no greys yet but no chance I would dye. Can't imagine it would look anyway natural at all.

Alun

Andy From Sligo wrote: »

If you havent gone grey already, if you got to age of 40/50/60 and your hair started going grey or turning white would you start dying it or would you just let it go grey and embrace it?

My hair was already starting to develop grey streaks in my mid 20's, so I just said "Feck it!" and accepted it. I'm 59 now, and it's practically white, but at least my father's (and his father's) bald gene seems to have missed me out. Instead I appear to have taken after my mother's side of the family, where all the male members of it have had full heads of hair right until their demise.

If I died mine it'd be very obvious as it was of no particular colour before I started to go grey, a sort of grey-ish, brown-ish non-descript mousey colour really. I don't think Just for Men have that colour in their range

Shenshen

I've honestly no idea if my hair might be going grey - considering my age, it might well do.
But I've been dying it red since my late teens, so I really couldn't say.

Yamanoto

A natural looking match between skin tone & hair colour can't be achieved out of a bottle for men it would seem. Paul McCartney, Liam Neeson and even the old Asian dude off Gogglebox are cases in point.

Mister Vain

I keep my hair very short so I don't think it will be a problem.

everlast75

Mister Vain wrote: »

I keep my hair very short so I don't think it will be a problem.

Well your username suggests you care about lot

Lucyfur

I dye my hair.

I couldn't give a fiddlers fcuk what other people do with their hair

Andy From Sligo

Tommy Dillon's hair is OK lol. Black & grey. Dean on the other hand his hair looks stoopid

Mister Vain

Andy From Sligo wrote: »

Tommy Dillon's hair is OK lol. Black & grey. Dean on the other hand his hair looks stoopid

Yeah what's the story, did Dean dye his hair grey or what?

punisher5112

The only thing i can dye is the hair down south....

Baldness mans answer to not having to worry about hair colour.

Andy From Sligo

Mister Vain wrote: »

Yeah what's the story, did Dean dye his hair grey or what?

its more like a creamy white! :eek:

HalloweenJack

If I was going to have hair, I might do but from looking at my scalp recently, I'm not going to have any hair to dye.

Sh1tbag OToole

Nah I'd say I'd look better grey

McChubbin

Well, I already dye my hair anyways- cover my mousey brown natural colour with pitch black. I started getting grey hairs when I was 21 but I don't really care about them all that much. I've seen older women rock long, silky white/grey/platinum hair and it can look fabulous so I'm not too worried about going grey in the future.

johnnyskeleton

When will you children learn that hair is a privilege not a right!

wakka12

Dunno yet. If I went bald or grey I would definitely look into solutions you mentioned just to try them out, if I was happy with how they made me looks then I would stick with them obviously

wakka12

Yamanoto wrote: »

A natural looking match between skin tone & hair colour can't be achieved out of a bottle for men it would seem. Paul McCartney, Liam Neeson and even the old Asian dude off Gogglebox are cases in point.

Thats not true , I know several naturally ginger and blonde men who dye their hair a brown shade and it looks very natural

Andy From Sligo

What does Kian Egan do to his hair? , do you reckon he is naturally blonde? , if not what colour do you reckon his real hair colour is? Lol

Esel

wakka12 wrote: »

Dunno yet. If I went bald or grey I would definitely look into solutions...

Grey: Solutions good. Rinse and repeat.

Bald: Solutions bad. Shave and repeat.