I also found some gray hairs on my head. Unacceptable.
Ruining my beautiful purple job. Luckily I am my own hairdresser
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Busybee333 · 31-35, F
Purple and grey/white seem like a nice combo though.. you may use both colors and make something blending :)
Don't be sad, grey/white hairs are NOT really specifically from aging. You have a limited number of colored hairs that can grow out of each hair follicle. When they end, pigment stops but your hair is still coming out great and beautiful :) Stress can make you change your hair more often resulting in reaching that limit sooner. I am not sure if dying your hair makes it more exhausted and causing that too - you can probably tell if that was the case from your self-hairdresser experience. But definitely, purple is a versatile color, you can definitely rock a mixed color style :)
Don't be sad, grey/white hairs are NOT really specifically from aging. You have a limited number of colored hairs that can grow out of each hair follicle. When they end, pigment stops but your hair is still coming out great and beautiful :) Stress can make you change your hair more often resulting in reaching that limit sooner. I am not sure if dying your hair makes it more exhausted and causing that too - you can probably tell if that was the case from your self-hairdresser experience. But definitely, purple is a versatile color, you can definitely rock a mixed color style :)
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@Busybee333 Dr. Berg says we make hydrogen peroxide and that’s what causes hair to turn gray. There are nutrients that help slow and reverse some of it.