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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m 48 with a lot of grey and I think I’ve had it with trying to cover it. I got a terrible all-over color with horrible brassy highlights a year ago that was much too dark. My hair grows fast so the roots were evident immediately. After a few times seeing that stylist with my hair just getting darker and highlights worse, I found a really good colorist who was able to fix it somewhat with balyage, lowlights and highlights. But it costs SO much, and moreover, the highlights just ruin the texture of my already frizzy hair so I look like a crazy witch in the heat.

I think I’m just gonna go grey. I don’t see any other solution![/quote]
Grey below the belt as well…?[/quote]

NP and that’s a rude and nosy question trying to imply all sorts of stuff about aging but my hair on my head is 90% gray and my other hair has not gone gray at all. [/quote]
Sorry but I’m having issues with going grey in both places! It’s bothersome…[/quote]

As well as eyebrows, nose hairs, etc. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Sometimes the drapes just match the carpeting…..and sometimes they do not.

[b]Letting one’s hair go entirely gray gives off the impression that one has thrown in the towel on both their beauty + their youth.[/b]

Besides the co$t of covering up aging gray hair 🧑🏼‍🦳 is much much cheaper (and cost-effective!) than Botox/fillers.[/quote]

I can only imagine what kind of judgmental people you grew up with that has led you to believe the bolded.  What a shallow, damaging and false tenet.  I hope you're able to overcome it some day.  Hugs. [/quote]

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