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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Gray hair looks bad when you aren't doing very high maintenance on cut, daily styling, eyebrows, makeup, skin care, and clothing.  You don't have any wiggle room to slack off when you're gray.  My mom, who was a full time homemaker her entire married life, wears at least lipstick and blush every single day and wouldn't think of putting her hair into a ponytail unless she was scrubbing a toilet.  She has had gorgeous silver hair since she was about 45 and is constantly complimented on her glamorous look.  If you can do all the grooming and styling, then by all means go gray.  But for those of us who are too lazy/busy/whatever and know we'll spend weekends running around without makeup and won't always manage to have our brows done every 7 days, we will look like those sad women who have just given up if we go gray.  Those are the people who give gray a bad rep.  And don't think for a minute that going gray is going to save you money.  In order to avoid that awful yellow tinge you have to use special shampoos, and gray hair needs to be "colored" with a clear no-color glaze at least once a month to avoid those crooked wire hairs that stick up.  And your cut has to be high quality and kept up regularly.  You need deep conditioning on a regular basis.  So you end up spend just as much time and money as if you kept coloring.

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