Grace, you are graven mistaken. I REFUSED to dye my gray hair and this is another dumb article about this so called "marker". What is worse you said about you must NOT have gray hair at workplace. That is dumb. Real dumb!! It is my rights to have gray hair if God wanted me to have gray hair, so it will be gray hair! Sure does scared away dumbest women who failed to see my heart and not for who I am with my gray hair since 18. I use it against those sore losers like YOU! YOU UNDERSTAND!!?? I would still hire gray haired people if my company an empire and I intent to do so and will not hire you because of what you said. Sorry!!!

We all are aware of discrimination and I will put this to an end with my National Employment Lottery System (NELS) to end all discrimination for once for all. Then go for Globial Employment Lottery System (GELS) so there is no discrimination.

Grace, what you said really upset and I will make sure I will never read anything from you or this site again! It is a boycott. Sorry!! You lose!

I dont mind the gray, it's not bad so far but what about the loss of hair? I'm losing alot of hair and it's frightening. Do you have some inexpensive ideas to get my hair back? Thin hair with bald spots doesnt look good no matter where you are.

Hey, Gray is okay in my book, but if you want to color that is okay too. Don't stress over it.

I feel lucky that I'm 50 and haven't had to deal with grey hair yet but I think when I do that I will for at least a while use color to slow it down. That in between time when you're starting to grey is a very awkward time and can be very aging. Esoecially when you're dealing with aging skin as well. This marker seems likje it's a good way to stretch out the times in between coloring and it's gentle. That's a big plus for me. I'm not afraid of greying it can look very distinguished and sophisticated on women. What I don't like is that in between stage and would rather ease into grey hair in a way where it's mostly or all grey when I embrace it.

Thank you for the information on aging brunette hair. I believe that women look younger now in the 40's , 50's and 60's than our mother's did. Having the right hair color helps. I have a question about my hair... I'm in my mid 50's, and I've been coloring my dark brunette hair since I was in my late 20's. I've been trying to go lighter as I get older, however, my hair seems to be resistant to color lately. Is there a brand of color that I could try. I've gone from salon to salon , and none of these brands work on my hair anymore... Goldwell, DiFiaba, Swartskopf, TiGi, and a few others. I'm desperate for some suggestions. Thanks

My cousin,female,had beautiful long grey hair.... at 17 years of age

I've found that NO hair is better than any color of hair. Just call me Mr. Pragmatic.

You know that strip of grey hair she is about to color is the best looking thing on her. It's real. The other part I can't trust cause she has manipulated it to what she thinks others want to see, and she is telling the world to be herself is not to be worthy of love. We all need to embrace gray and stop spending all this money to color our hair. We are women, and we should be proud of the fact we are no longer little girls. Talk about a step backwards! To dye our hair is to admit that we are not good enough just the way we are, and just who we are. And that my dear friends is just not true!!!

Go natural! This is a way to get your money week after week! Who cares if hair is white, gray or brown--just let it be natural. I've had natural hair for 20 years and get remarks daily about my nice thick hair. And I'm a CEO making well into 6 figures! I don't have time to spend hours in a hairdresser's chair!

hey, Molly...ive been a Goldwell colorist for almost 30 years....i use a formula specially for grey....more color than peroxide....and MUST use the "N" series.....hae your local colorist use at least 10 - 15 milliliters more color than the usual half and half formula......

Mark: I am a 44 year-old guy with a lot of gray hair coming in, and I will NOT leave the house without having it covered with dye. If you enjoy the look of ugly gray hair and the way it ages you, so be it, but you need not attack others who feel differently. By the way, there really IS such a thing as age discrimination in the workplace, and I have experienced this (before I started covering that ugly gray) on a few occasions. Like it or not, admit it or not, we live in a youth-obsessed culture, and the gray-haired applicants do indeed get passed over for someone younger more often than anyone will ever realize. I will NEVER go gray!

i am a 53yr. old African-American female, and my grey hair began by the time i was in high school. That is when i began to color my hair. i used to color my hair an auburn color. Now, i like my loctician (dread-locks; locs) to use browns & gold tones. these colors work very well together. My locs have dark blonde, medium brown & warm brown. the grey (30-40% maybe more), becomes a light brown. I have tried to let my grey go uncolor but i can't do it. I look so much older than i'm really am. whenever i color my hair i feel so much better. It seems to wash away 15 yrs. from my face wow! I probably nine -times-out-of-ten will keep my grey covered. there is how the young folks say "there's no shame in my game".