Why would you ever want to stifle silver hair? It is healthy and it is gorgeous! More chemicals in our bodies to be something we aren't? Sounds like Madison Avenue trying to come up with a new angle to make us invisible. SilverVixens.com is dedicated to letting the world know that women who are finally old enough to have silver hair have all the money AND influence more than 80% of the buying decisions. How did L'Oreal miss that?????

I went gray in my early 20's, as did my sister and my neice. Must be heredity. I would be willing to give it a try when it hits the market. So tired of coloring my hair.

I wonder if this pill will return color to our skin as well? Once the skintone begins to fade, the natural color hair will look harsh unless we get some form of pigment rejuvination in our skin.

More Salt than pepper George Hamilton lookalike here & women love my ass unfortunately my GF who is full grey & more gorgious now than she was as a young blond blue eyed beach babe...

I agree totally with you, I love my silver hair. It is best thing I have ever done, stop coloring my hair. I wish that everyone would quit trying to make us feel bad about aging.
This is the best time of my life!

There already is a hair color cure. Gray hair is just a nutritional deficiency of copper. Just add copper to your diet and call me in the morning. :)

I am 54 and a natural red-head (at least, I was!). I colored my hair from the time I was 29 until this past June--at first to enhance the red, and then to get rid of the gray. But in June, I decided to go gray! I shaved my head, and what has grown in since then is beautiful, auburn and gray hair, lighter in the front, and still copper in the back. WHY did I color my hair when I could have been enjoying such LOVELY GRAYING HAIR! I look younger than before, too. Go figure!

CAN YOU FIND A CURE FOR CANCER?

The best thing that I have done for my hair skin and nails is eat FLAX! http://www.fitflax.com I started eating fitflax purely for weight loss, and found it also made my skin glow and my hair thicker and glossier cause of the omega 3's. I
recently lost 40 pounds by being more aware every day of how many calories I consume and making them worthwhile calories. I have a low fat yogurt with golden roasted fitflax (nutty/low carb/low cal). It is a flax and chia seeds blend and was written about on a health board. It tastes nutty (kinda like peanut butter) and does not need to be ground. I still have more to lose, but the goal is healthy with curves and looking in my early 30's when I am in my 40's!!

Though my hair is thicker, the fitflax did not do anything to make my greys disappear...oh well!

Dear L'Oreal:

Perhaps you research team should spend less time in the lab and more time in the real world.

There are 78 million baby boomers between the ages of 38 and 57. They are America's largest generation.

The growing trend to embrace the natural and be our real selves is a force that is not going away.

We don't want your dye bottles. We don't want your pills.

Need proof? There's a group of women from all around the world, inspired by Diana Lewis Jewell's book "Going Gray, Looking Great!". These thousands of women are breaking through the "gray wall" everyday on goinggraylookinggreat.com.

Show us you REALLY are in touch and create products specifically for those of us who CHOOSE to fabulously silver!

Wake up & see the silver!
The women of "Going Gray, Looking Great!"

She looks just like my tickle Me Plant after its been tickled. Just google Tickle Me Plant It was a cool gift I got

Gray hair is not a symptom of copper deficiancy ! it is dangerous to take more than 10 mg a day..

Given the American diet, it is likely that most people get enough copper, which is plentiful in such foods as beans, shellfish, organ meats and nuts.

The only exceptions would be certain rare underlying medical conditions that might prevent normal copper absorption.

Copper overdoses can cause serious problems such as liver damage, kidney failure, coma, and death. Early symptoms of overdose may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, problems with coordination or movement, and sleepiness. There may also be behavioral problems, such as trouble concentrating or emotional disturbances. you should take 8-15 mg of zinc for every 1 mg of copper