Going grey...

[DragonsAteMyMarbles]

14 when I started noticing grey hairs (had Mum pluck them out), just kept on going.
Now I'm 23, and I've definitely more grey than brown.

I don't really care, one way or the other - but it does annoy me whenever someone points out I've got grey hair. Like I wouldn't have noticed a change in something attached to my head.

 

[Flailing Escapist]

Nope, but I'm only 20. I did notice my dad didn't start getting greys until his mid 40s.

Lucky me

 

[loc978]

30 years old, and no grey yet... but I do have a bit of combat-helmet pattern baldness.

 

[D.W.M.A Swag Meister]

im 17 and im balding, i got the patch in the back and the pattern loss on the crown. it sucks but you get used to it. i wish i was greying instead of balding

 

[Smokej]

grey looks good with short hair and stubble (facial hair) i myself got some grey ones at my temples and eyebrows (30 years old)

 

[Buzz Killington_v1legacy]

I started going gray in my late thirties, first in my facial and chest hair. Now I'm going gray at the temples. (Good thing my wife likes it.) I started balding when I was in my mid-twenties, but fortunately it's a relatively slow process. I keep my hair buzzed pretty short, and I may some day work up the energy to just shave it off--it's the only graceful way to go bald, really.

 

[SamuelT]

I'm currently 19, but it started showing when I was 17. I have major gray streaks in my hair now, and my facial hair is pretty much all the way.

I blame genetics, my dad had the same.

 

[Voodoo_Person]

I started going grey about 4 years ago...I'm 23...so far it's mainly my sideburns and beard, but it's slowly creeping up the sides of my head as well

 

[Athol]

Also while I'm dreaming, I wish I had a long, flowy, beard and not a curly middle-eastern one...

No, you really dont...unless you like dipping your hair into just about everything you eat, and yanking out hair on the buttons and zippers of every shirt/coat you own. I let my beard grow out once...never again.

 

[BringBackBuck]

Started getting a few grey hairs around the temples late twenties. It's barely noticable but I think it adds a bit of class.

Now last year (32yo) I discovered a grey pube! Nothing distinguished looking about that and let's face it: a man's junk always looks a bit old and wrinkly it really doesn't need any assistance in looking more
aesthetically challenged.

 

[KingofallCosmos]

Also while I'm dreaming, I wish I had a long, flowy, beard and not a curly middle-eastern one...

No, you really dont...unless you like dipping your hair into just about everything you eat, and yanking out hair on the buttons and zippers of every shirt/coat you own. I let my beard grow out once...never again.

Try a moustache... normal everyday things become a chore.

Anyway my hair's already long enough to dip in my soup, beverage, dirty sink, and of course lighter whenever I don't focus, don't need a beard for that
Mind, the zipper/button thingie's less painful...

 

[s0p0g]

sixteen ^^

and it's fun at the barber's of your trust, everytime the same question: wanna colour it??
after a while when you get to know a bit better, they'll just keep it up as a running gag
hilarious ^^

 

[Philol]

18 and no grey hairs yet thankfully.

 

[Radeonx]

My hair has been grey as long as I can remember.
I always had white/grey hair for some weird reason, which led to quite a teasing when I was younger.
At one point, though, I looked eerily similar to Dante from Devil May Cry (The one that doesn't look fucking stupid), so there's that.

 

[Toaster Hunter]

Its not going grey. Its just falling out.

 

[omglazorspewpew]

I haven't gone grey yet, but I have had quite a few white hairs since I was in high school. Oddly enough people noticed it more when I had short hair. Now that I have grown it out, no one seems to notice.

 

[Mr.Mattress]

I'm 18 And I developed a small spot of Gray and Black Hair on the back of my head when I was 16. Not due to stress, but because my Grandpa on my mothers side had a gray patch all his life. You gotta love how Genetics work.

 

[Jadak]

Im 23, and Ive had grey hair for a few years now.

Im also going bald, my family have taken bets on which one happens fully first...

If you go completely grey at the same time you go bald, which one counts? Bald?

How could they happen at the same time? Either you've gone grey before the last hair has fallen or the last hair to go was non grey. Might be hard to monitor that closely, but it's going to be one or the other...

 

[Kinokohatake]

unfortunatly for women when you age its not really a good thing (thanks too socety grrr) so you really cant make the "grey" work...

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Wrong sir, wrong.

 

[ace_of_something]

My family doesn't go grey completely just the sides and backs of our heads turn grey. My temples are already white. Started greying at about 25.

My bigger concern is the growing bald spot on the top of my head.