I never thought I'd live to say this but...

[carole]

yep Donna getting old is no fun eh? but if you like it the way it is , then leave it, i am sick of dying my hair, but i just can't let it grow grey yet, i have made a deal with myself to stop when i am 60, that's another ten years,lets see moneywise that works out to around three thousand dollars, hmm when you think of it like that, seems such a waste,but hey maybe i am just vain, but i am not ready for the allover grey yet, besides i think i am only like half way there according to the hairdresser.

I have had to change to a natural dye from the health shop, as i have found my scalp getting irritated too much from the other's i used, loreal was my preferred colour, i used to use clairol but found them not as good a product, and it was worth paying a bit extra, now i am paying even more for my new product, oh well such is life.

[Catty1]

Getting older is MUCH preferable to the alternative. (as long as you have good health).

JMO

[slick]

In my opinion there is nothing wrong with grey hair. My hair is long and there is alot of grey in it. I've never coloured it and I love it just the way it is and I turn 56 this year.

Embrace your grey Donna. It's who you are.

[catnapper]

Hey Donna, run with it!

I myself would like to let my silver show through but I'm only 35.... thats a bit different than letting your true color shine through at 55! LOL

[smokey the elder]

My hair started going gray in my early 20s (genetic lotto!) I just tell people, "I EARNED these!"

[Pam]

I have been doing my hair for about 20 years now. I started when the first few grays appeared (I figured it was a better idea than plucking them out ). I don't really even know my natural color any more but, from spying on my roots in between touch-ups, I would say that I am probably about 25% gray at this point. I have toyed with the idea of letting it grow out but don't want to do it until I retire. I don't think the growing out process would look too terrific while going into a job everyday.

[gemini9961]

I have noticeable grey hair and I'm only 26 and have had them for a few years. They definitely have a mind of their own and a wholen different texture than my non-grey hair. I sometimes pull them out but I think I am going to quit that. They add a bit of uniqueness to my brown hair. Point is....grey happens to the best of us, grey hair is better than no hair.