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post #16 of 29
I started going grey in college. And it never stopped going.
post #17 of 29
I am 31, been greying since my mid-20's. I always say I hate it, but no girl will let me dye it. I have come to terms with it, Anderson Cooper is kind of my young grey hair icon....
post #18 of 29
you wanna waste your money on coloring your damn hair or you wanna use that money to have fun and get bitches drunk? christ, i've had enough of these hair threads. does your dick still work? yes? you're fine. some chicks like gray hair, some don't. some like bald, some don't....but every damn one of them will think you look like a fool if you try to combat it with fucking coloring and transplants. your GF doesn't like the gray? find another one. she's a shallow bitch.
post #19 of 29
I had a lot of gray at 21, had gone mostly gray by 40.

literally never bothered me at all
post #20 of 29
Be glad it is still on your head. I have more grey than either of my two older brothers. Keeping my hair short seems to make it stand out les.
post #21 of 29
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Originally Posted by svd View Post
Be glad it is still on your head.

I have more grey than either of my two older brothers. Keeping my hair short seems to make it stand out les.

Agreed.
post #22 of 29
I'm also stricken with this too-young-to-be-gray gene. I've had grays pop up here and there the past few years, and now, nearing my 20th find that around one in five new hairs are pure white. My girlfriend keeps touches up the front of my head where they're usually sprouting occasionally, to keep them in line. Luckily, I can't thin of a single person in my rather large extended family (both sides) who's balding; many of whom are well into their 60's and beyond.
post #23 of 29
Better than balding
post #24 of 29
I have white hair which almost covers the right side of my head since I was about 5. It started out as a spot about the size of a quarter when I was 3. A dermotologist said it's called poliosis, which is basically a lack of pigment in my skin. It's also in my eyebrow, eyelashes and beard on my right side. I got a lot of shit for it when I was younger, now it's mostly compliments (although almost exclusively from old ladies).

I think you shouldn't dye it, and be thankful you have hair.
post #25 of 29
i'm 26 and about 1/4 grey and it's been coming on fast recently. started finding them in my teens.

too much stress in my life for sure but mostly its the genes. of course genes could also affect the way i respond to stressors. my father was almost completely grey by 35 so i'm probably headed there too.

not even worried about it.
post #26 of 29
Thread Starter 
ok some of you guys are making me feel guilty now hehe. i think i need to reduce the stress level too but that's not likely to happen ...
post #27 of 29
I've got quite a few grays at 26, had em since I was a teen. I like the look. Something to aspire to
post #28 of 29
Thread Starter 
clooney is like 60 tho
post #29 of 29
If you look healthy and young most girls find grey hair very attractive.

If youre fat and dress bad itll make it worse though
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