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Going grey at 16

I'm 16 and have noticed I have quite a few gray hairs growing, my Dad said he went grey at 24 and my Mum in her late 30's if this makes any difference?

is there anything I can do about this? thx

Reply 1

bedbug

14

Dye it?

Reply 2

matchu

2

grey hair on yong people can look really good.

Reply 3

Chi3f

1

pull it out?

Reply 4

Note

11

If you've got a few I doubt they will all turn en-mass grey. I have a couple apparently and never more than that - despite having them for a few years. If it bothers you dye it or pull them out.

Reply 5

Caribou

1

I started going grey at 12.I'm 18 now and have masses of it, my hair is long so it shows up even more.

I'm perfectly happy with it.

Pulling them out causes 7 more to grow in their place (if you believe old wives tales).

Men that go grey early don't go bald. Be happy.

Reply 6

Anonymous #1

OP

Are you sure men don't go bald if they go grey early?

If it starts to get much worse..which i guess it will...i will probably have to die my hair!

id rather do that than have no hair though obviously!

Reply 7

matt@internet

12

Have you got a strong chin? Market yourself as the new George Clooney if so. Be helpful if you like Smirnoff too.
Or are you a woman?

Reply 8

Anonymous #1

OP

No im male

Reply 9

Zlatan

1

Buy some 'Just For Men' old man.

Reply 10

Caribou

1

keep the greys. Distinguished. And yes, men that go grey early don't go bald.

*HagerVor strokes his own masses of grey hair*

Reply 11

Pink Lady

1

I like men with grey hair- for real. Joe Mangel from Neighbours (Sky's dad) comes to mind, also Goerge Clooney.

Reply 12

Caribou

1

not Richard Gere?

yes i do get called richard gere. :frown:

Reply 13

Anthony Arundel

1

Anonymous

Are you sure men don't go bald if they go grey early?

If it starts to get much worse..which i guess it will...i will probably have to die my hair!

id rather do that than have no hair though obviously!

You lose the pigment, not the hair itself. You can have lush grey hair for decades.

I wish I had grey (or some grey) hair. I'd love it.

Reply 14

Caribou

1

Anthony Arundel

You lose the pigment, not the hair itself. You can have lush grey hair for decades.

I wish I had grey (or some grey) hair. I'd love it.

melanin.

an acutally.. technically.. there is no such thing as grey hair.. just white hair. THe grey effect is from traces of your old hair colour not totally gone.

Reply 15

Pink Lady

1

Actually, I do like him too- especially in Chicago- v v nice, but he's one of those people who isn't really on the public radar like Clooney is.
Ohh, David Ginola- he was grey too I think, I loved him. I love lots of these men, too many to name!

Reply 16

AYE

10

Don't worry about it, I had grey hairs when i was around 10 years old (seriously) I'm probably going to dye it to, make it look a lil like beckhams colour.

Reply 17

Zlatan

1

Jaffa Gardens

I like men with grey hair- for real. Joe Mangel from Neighbours (Sky's dad) comes to mind, also Goerge Clooney.

I think you're the only person in the world who will associate the handsome older man being Joe ****ing Mangle. Isn't he the Australian version of Rab C Nesbitt.

Reply 18

Happy_Rocker

1

^^^hahahaha i loved that programme which that scottish dude :biggrin:

Reply 19

haroonyousaf

my dad started to go grey at 13, by 25 he was 90% grey, hes been using dye ever since and most people dont even know abouthis grey hair, so i wouldnt worry about it too much. does anyone know if theres any truthe behind the pullin gyour hair out makes 7 more come?

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