Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prematurely gray man here - about 90 percent gray at 45. I would never die my hair, not in a million years. It's part of how I am -
I would never lose weight, being fat is part of how I am.
Gray hair is not a heart attack and diabetes risk. So maybe you should rethink 1. This comparison 2. Your weight.
Signed -
A Gray Haired Guy Who Just Lost 20 Pounds.
Anonymous wrote:I have a friend who is 46 and completely grey - almost white in fact. He's going to be looking for a new job soon and in his case, I think he should cover his greys, or at least do a salt and pepper look. His hair makes him look much much older than he really is and unfortunately, I think that will work against him in his job search. The truth is, a lot of employers do not want to hire new people they think are in or fast approaching their 60s.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prematurely gray man here - about 90 percent gray at 45. I would never die my hair, not in a million years. It's part of how I am -
I would never lose weight, being fat is part of how I am.
Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not. Hair color for men is like botox for women. It looks fake, everyone knows what you did, and it gets turned into a laugh. I'm a man in his 50s who actually likes the look of his silver hair. I'm not 25 anymore and I'm okay with that.
Anonymous wrote:Prematurely gray man here - about 90 percent gray at 45. I would never die my hair, not in a million years. It's part of how I am -
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Double standard. No one complains about women coloring their hair and wearing makeup. Why should different rules apply to men? Do you want people judging you as meanly as you have judged an entire gender?
Anonymous wrote:Please don't. You can tell, and it looks worse than the alternative. I have two friends' husbands who dye their hair. I want to shake them and tell them to let it go salt & pepper (or just salt!), but I'm clearly not supposed to know about the hair dye.
People complain about and judge women's hair and makeup all the time.
Anonymous wrote:My DH does. He has great hair and doesn't want to look old. He just turned 60 but does marathons and beat guys in his office who are 27, 28. He works out every day and most people think he's 48 or 50.
He gets those color sticks at CVS...about $12 a box. He has always been good looking. I met him in college and he weighs the exact same amount.