Men, do you color your gray hair?

[Anonymous]

From age 65 until age 68 I grew my hair out. It was south of my pecs when I asked for a crew cut. Since cutting my hair I've grown an
Abe Lincoln beard. Neither my hair nor most of my beard have any gray. Chin beard is white. I leave it. I'm 68 not 22. Clean shaven I look to be in my early 40s. Instead of letting Hollywood be my guide I focus on being the best person I can be for people in my life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From age 65 until age 68 I grew my hair out. It was south of my pecs when I asked for a crew cut. Since cutting my hair I've grown an
Abe Lincoln beard. Neither my hair nor most of my beard have any gray. Chin beard is white. I leave it. I'm 68 not 22. Clean shaven I look to be in my early 40s. Instead of letting Hollywood be my guide I focus on being the best person I can be for people in my life.

You have no gray hair on your head so you admit you look in your early 40s clean-shaven. You are not in the same position as OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From age 65 until age 68 I grew my hair out. It was south of my pecs when I asked for a crew cut. Since cutting my hair I've grown an
Abe Lincoln beard. Neither my hair nor most of my beard have any gray. Chin beard is white. I leave it. I'm 68 not 22. Clean shaven I look to be in my early 40s. Instead of letting Hollywood be my guide I focus on being the best person I can be for people in my life.

You have no gray hair on your head so you admit you look in your early 40s clean-shaven. You are not in the same position as OP.

True. Who are you, the thread police? What's behind this desperate need to look an arbitrary age, as though ageing were something to be hidden? It happens.