I went gray at 45 developed an allergy to the hair dyes. Everyone loves my hair color. I get women asking me all the time if it is natural or dyed? Also most women tell me if they were sure their hair color came like this they would let it go natural too.

Go gray you would be surprised how great you will feel and look!

Sorry, I think only a few women can pull of gray hair! None of those women did it well.
My cousin does it great...I will never find out!

I'm 43 and beginning to go grey, was not happy about it and started to dye it but gave up, actually, it's a nice shiny silver, I am going to see how long I can take it lol. I fear dying it on going from this age up will cause my hair to look like a birds nest by the time I'm 50, not worth is and yes a woman can look good with the silver showing, older women are the rage for younger men lol. Really though, fighting it and panicing seems more emabarrasing then the bad dye Jobs.

The woman in the photo is a lot older when her gray photo was taken, and has a different makeup application. It's not even the same thing.

If I looked like Meryl Streep I wouldn't worry about going grey either...

I quit coloring my hair one year ago after coloring it every six weeks for 32 years. My natural hair color was dark brown and my "gray" is actually a beautiful silver color. I just turned 50 and am thrilled about no longer having to fight the gray and needless to say I am saving a ton of money! I use "Bling on Blonde" shampoo by Paul Mitchell and also use a shine product every day. I have never had so many compliments in my life and perfect strangers come up to me to say they love the color of my hair. It wasn't as hard to grow out as I thought it would be.

Rebellious?? to go natural?!! Brave, maybe - but what a stupid word to use for someone being who they really are! What a mixed up world when you actually call your natural state - rebellious.

I refuse to be intimidated by Clarol ads! I think gray hair is smashing!

I am 62 years old and have had gray hair for quite awhile now. I keep it looking decent and I figure if others don't like it then it is their problem not mine. When I was several years younger my daughter told me not to dye my hair as she had contributed to my having them and she thought I should keep them. lol. A few years later she thought maybe I should dye them and even bought me some dye which I never used. I told her that dyeing my hair was work that I did not want to do because once you start it you have to keep it up. I had dyed my hair other colors when I was younger but am glad that I quit when I had children to keep me busy. My gray hair has not changed who I am in the least nor would dyeing it if I chose to do so which I don't choose to do. I am proud of who I am.

I have always used Mary Kay for over fifteen years now. I am 56 and people say "Oh I thought you were around 43 or 44. MK mask, anti aging products so wonders for my dry dry skin.
Im sure there are lots of good products out there. I am sticking with this. Cannot go grey yet, until my skin tone would change too. Cannot wait to do so really.

Born with a full head of black hair now greyish white with that george hamilton look, my son's ex-girlfriend asked if I wanted to fcuk , of course I gave into her as a bon yoyage present....

I would love to go gray but at 61 I am unemployed and looking for a job. All I would need to do is to show up at an interview with gray hair. "Don't even bother sitting down, we have already filled the position." Don't tell me that age discrimination is illegal because there are a hundred ways around it.

By the way, I should have added in my above comment that my husband also has gray hair. He started going gray when he was a very young person. When he and I met some 31+ years ago he still had some redish tinges in his beard but those have since gone totally gray also. Would I want him to dye his hair and beard? Definitely not, he is a great person just the way he is.

Sure if your a movie star or have big money, but not for the rest of us slobs! Forget the gray, who wants to dat their grandmother!