Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like gray hair. Dyed hair on a man is not attractive, IMO.

Agreed. DH is upset about going grey (he's in his late 30's), but I like it! It's sexy.

You wouldn't be able to tell if it was done professionally. OP, if you don't like the way you look gray, then have your hair colored professionally. Why limit your pool of women?

Anonymous wrote:I like gray hair. Dyed hair on a man is not attractive, IMO.

Agreed. DH is upset about going grey (he's in his late 30's), but I like it! It's sexy.

My 25yo boyfriend has a bit of grey in the temples. He says it's from stress - I don't really know the science behind it and am not really convinced that stress causes grey hair. But he doesn't seem to be getting any more and I don't mind it. If I met a fully grey guy my age though, it would be a turnoff.

OP, I never thought about the "dirty old man" angle, I can see it being a concern. I would advise being confident in it so you send the right vibe (the comments here should help). And general youthful appearance (dress well, be fit, etc) should also help.

and hey, maybe it'll help you get older women, who are more sexually compatible with you than women your age are. I say that as a late 30s woman.

I did.

A young looking guy with a had full of grey is sexy as hell.

I like gray hair. Dyed hair on a man is not attractive, IMO.

Anonymous wrote:Does premature grey hair indicate a genetic disorder or defect? Or lack of proper nutrition, especially certain minerals, or exposure to toxic materials/environment/stress?

Yes, it's called Crinis Albionus. It's a genetic disorder with 87.35 cases occurring in men. Early research has found links between a mother's exposure to hydrogen peroxide during the first trimester and breakdowns in Crinis Gene in the Double Helix of the H. Saipan Genone.

My partner is 33 and mostly grey and I think it is so sexy - the first feature of his I was attracted to, in fact. Loved the early-grey look when I was in my 20s too. Don't worry about it a bit!

I used to work with a guy who'd gone grey but was in gis early 30s. I wonder if he ever found out every female called him The Silver Fox behind his back.

It depends.

If he has nice facial features and a decent body, then why not? Some men actually look quite handsome and dignified when they have gray hair.

I like some "Silver Foxes"

Anonymous wrote:Yes- copper deficiency.

+1

Yes- copper deficiency.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He would have to color it.
I told hubby before we married 16 years ago, that he will have to cover his gray if and when he gets it.

Really? I love gray hair on men.

Women are socialized to accept signs of APA men, which is bad for creating healthy offspring. OTOH, men do not, which is good for the offspring, provided the men are not APA.