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I love that you're promoting positive vibes and gently calling out the self righteous and naysayers. I think society put us here, with the forever emphasis on what someone determined beauty is, especially women in the work force and in competition for jobs. My boss announced she was going to go gray and then never did. So I know it's a struggle. I grew up with waist long thick black hair and now finally transitioning gray. I think long hair compounds the struggle but don't want to cut my hair off. So I'm going gray slowly and it doesn't look very promising right now. And I know if I lose my job, I'll not get hired again. Maybe I'll try the strip technique except with a narrower strip than recommended, ie 1 x 6 instead of 2 x 6. Best wishes everyone out there

I got lucky and just did "face framing" highlights forever. So the back was natural and even went salt and pepper, tho I didn't 'notice. A hair dresser told me once, "we should warm up the back". Now I'm just toning the face framing highlights to match the salt and pepper.

Sweetie u dont look old enough to have grey hair❤

The secret is to never dye your hair in the first place.

I am soo sorry that I used to color my hair especially at such a young age when I was a teenager, when my hair would turn from brown/black to red in the summer time.

I am 28 and having my first gray spawn of hairs !!! Im deciding to never die my hair ever again in my life and let it grow out from the verry fist strands ❤ Gray is like a funky blonde kinda vibe and I'm here for it

I admire your corauge❤ you are so beautiful. And one tip that worked for me is to remeber that ... nobody cares about you 😂 just be happy... everybody is thinking in their own problems soo... 😅😊

I tried before, twice, but I caved. Now I wanna try again, the one thing I am super curious about is what does my natural gray pattern looks like.

Wow! You look amazing!! I went gray in my 30's and then started dying again. Now I am going gray again, it just looks so much better than those strange colors.

Great video...thank you for the inspiration.

I stopped dying my hair in my mid 20s. I’ll be 34 and embrace my natural grey highlights. Never going back to dying it.

Possibly some people choose to do maintenance with using a purple shampoo and conditioner or something along those lines, but gray hair can absolutely be maintenance free and takes very little maintenance if you choose to do any at all. In fact, why go "natural" if you're going to worry about it in it's natural state? Trying to keep gray perfectly gray is not "natural". I wash and condition mine like I always have. That's it. I've been gray for almost 10 years now and I have had some yellowing over the years, but I just embraced it. I go out in the sun. I swim in chlorine. I do everything I have always done stress free. I have had more compliments than ever on my hair, even when it is yellowed. The oldest hair you have can become more yellow if you have very long hair. A solution for that may be to just to keep it trimmed, wear it shorter, or to use a fun color on the ends before they get cut away.

my mom has this and i always thought I'm going to be good. now that I'm 30 i recently shaved my head and most of my hair is growing back gray and i have a bunch of grey hairs in my mustache. i think i will be dying it if my greys hairs get worse as im a dude that has always had long hair.

I'm in the process of growing out my grey hair and I've researched it extensively. This summer I'm getting my lengths as light as possible which helps the grey roots blend. By Fall and turtleneck weather I'm going to run a diluted silver toner through just the top layer of blonde- keeping the underneath darker hair as natural as possible. I'm slowly transitioning my wardrobe with colors that will enhance my grey hair. I don't think my makeup palette will need to change much but it may for some people. And finally I bought an Olaplex 5pc kit through their website at an amazing price. I'm trying to increase my hairs integrity before crossing over. The one thing I have to offer regarding the one and done is the amount of trauma it puts your previously colored hair through. They either have to use a color remover or bleach it or both. Then it's covered with a grey color, toner, demi, whatever. So your hair will need extra TLC and it will still need maintenance and refreshing because the color will fade on the lengths and ends. Good luck to us all 💫 I'm still excited !

I thinkyou are a very level headed young lady and I fully agree with you!

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!!

STUNNING!

Congratulations on your sane, brave decision to go gray.

You are very motivational and gorgeous! Thank you xo 6 weeks in at 41 ❤

You look younger now than before with the dyed hair!

Thank you so much for the strip technique. I’m about to be flight attendendent and At some point I will definitely do it. ❤😂

Thank you so much for the strip technique. I’m about to be flight attendendent and At some point I will definitely do it. ❤😂

When my light brown hair grew out, it turned out to be salt and pepper! I waited until I retired to fully embrace my ‘polar blond’ but am glad I did.

Yes, the lady said « what I wish I had known » but the title said »what I wish I knew »: this doesn’t make sense. However , I do realize that Americans don’t use the past perfect tense very often (if they know what it is).

It's taken me 2 years...But i am loving it now...

You are beautiful inside and out! I am just starting my gray hair journey and luckily you are the first video I found on the topic. I’m so thankful because it completely put me at ease. You are an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your journey!

Your honesty and transparency is inspiring. Thank you for sharing your journey.

I can appreciate that if you are still working in a corporate environment it is more difficult to let your hair grow out grey. I have been going through the process for over a year and only have until the end of the year to completion. Phew! Several women younger than me who have gone grey warned me to watch out for yellowing. A purple shampoo or conditioner fixes that, and they are not necessarily expensive. Don't be put off by your new grey hair not looking all that great to begin with as there's help for that. Coloring has made your hair look thicker. I strongly recommend a daily biotin supplement to keep new hair growth in top condition. This will also make your nails grow faster, you will be quite amazed to see your nails grow. It's not expensive, I buy biotin tablets in bottles of 365, one for each day of the year. I use biotin shampoo and conditioner. Hope that helps!

Very beautiful hair!!

You look wonderful! Maybe I will to after giving up my hair dying habit. I am 69 so it will be a big surprise. Wish me luck!

I found my first grey hairs today at 29 and by the amount I am thinking they have been here for awhile. I found one and plucked it out and then found 5 more and plucked them out too 🤦🏻‍♀️ I used to dye my hair all the time even until a few years ago and stopped dyeing it to go to my natural brown hair mostly out of laziness/depression. I ended up on this video after googling tonight. I’m not sure if I’m ready for grey hair yet but I feel like dyeing it now would cause so many more issues with maintenance. I remember how poorly my mom’s grey hair would dye in the early 2000’s.

As if you’re 40! 😮 look 30

I've decided to welcome my gray! I did go with a Bob pixie, I want to get the color out of my hair so I can look decent during the transition. What Should I do?

I'm wondering if all the chemicals in that hair dye, seeping into our brains id the reason why so many people have alzheimer's these days.

I decided that since I'm almost 70 I would go gray and so I haven't dyed it for 10 months. I had two haircuts and now the dyed part is gone. I don't really like it. It makes me look older and more like my mother. I am going to wait a bit but I think I'm going to go back to dyeing it. I'm juar not ready. I'll try again in a couple years. I don't want to look like some of these really old woman with coal black hair who have obviously dyed their hair.

Your hair looks great!!! One thing I’ve discovered is that I must wear makeup and lipstick. I look totally washed out. I’m 70 and have cut my hair back to a short style. I’ll need another 6 mos or so go get rid of the color. ❤

Im totaly grey now And I love it but dont go grey when your still young you will regret it...big time and you have a very young face...the grey compliments your skin tone as you get older but has the opposite affect when your young.

First you are pretty and 2nd the grey suits you well🩷

You look beautiful! Thanks so much for your videos. After about a year of subconsciously wavering about this, I accidentally stumbled on videos of gorgeous grey haired women last night and I’m so inspired. I’m 52 years old and the time feels right. Thanks so much for sharing your journey ❤

First time here.I have stopt dying my here 6 month ago .Do you have a video up for prifucts that help it not to turn yellow or for the dryness? Greetings from Germany ❤😊

You look amazing ❤

You are stunning with your natural color. Absolutely Beautiful!! You inspire. Thank you so much 💗

I stripped the colour out of my hair over 10 years ago.

Amazing 🤩

Quietly growing out your grey. Nice 😊

It depends on how a woman takes care of herself...far too many women as they age give up on themselves...start looking like their husband's mothers...look like Men instead of women...and too many look like Old Hagsss...not nice!!!

Looks great ♥️💯

I grew mine out it took 2 years. No groups and no talk about it just did it, and nobody said anything. I love not dying the roots every 2-3 weeks it was crazy I’m 44 and started greying at 17. Your hair looks great.

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I am 65 now and i hate the grey i have my hair done every 4 weeks embrace the grey noway .