THE BOTTOM LINE IS GREY HAIR LOOKS GREAT ON SOME PEOPLE AND MAKES OTHERS LOOK OLD AND AWEFUL , YOU SOMETIMES DON'T KNOW TILL YOU GROW IT OUT. AS FOR THE COFFEE SHAMPOO ,MAYONAISE ,BEER , WHATEVER-FORGET IT. THERE ARE GREAT PRODUCTS ON THE MARKET THAT DONT MAKE IT NECESSARY TO PUT CRAP ON YOUR HAIR .COFFEE WILL DO NOTHING FOR THE HAIR AND ALL THE OTHER THINGS I MENTIONED ARE JUST DISGUSTING AND NOT THE EASIEST TO RINSE FROM THE HAIR , LET ALONE THEY SMELL......I WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND PEOPLE TRYING TO USE JUNK ON THEIR HAIR.

I was always light reddish blonde, when I recently had my hair done, I thought I wanted it a dark red. My wise beautician advised me that I would eventually have a skunk line down the middle of my head, to just have my natural colors highlighted. It worked looked natural and great.

ro, you must still be in your twenties. You've been conditioned by hair products and Hollywood that grey means old. But when you get to my age...49, you can pretty much tell how old someone is by the wrinkles in their face. They are not hiding their age from me by coloring their hair. I think dark shades and black hair on a prune looks more "witchy" to me. It really makes the lines in one's face stand out. I have no time to wonder what a younger one thinks of how old I look.

My mother is 90 yrs old. She has gray hair and it looks good all the time. Her Doctor told her to use Nizoral. It is a anti-dandruff shampoo that can found been found at Walmart. I know it works.When she ran out her hair had that dull, coarse, yellowish look to it. All you need is a small amount of it to wash your hair. It is fairly cheap and easy to get. Hope this helps.

I never had the patience to dye my hair - and I am glad! It's shiny, healthy and silver. I've been using Shikai Color Reflect Platinum shampoo for years -- it contains light -reflecting blue malva to give a beautiful shine to my hair. I buy it at natural food stores: Vitamin Cottage, etc. Never had a problem with brassiness. Plus at about $7.59 for 8 oz., it's half the price of the coffee-based products (and I thought $7.59 for 8 oz was alot! Imagine paying $16 for the same amount!).

As for grey hair making you look old -- the look of vitality and health is more than just in the hair. If you take care of your face and body and keep yourself healthy and in balance, that will go a long way to looking "youthful" -- or I prefer to say, healthy and vibrant (too much emphasis on trying to deny what is real -- we grow older!!!! It doesn't have to mean we do it unattractively). I've seen some people who look attractive and stunning with their natural silver hair brightening up their faces, and others whose dark hair does not disguise their years, but in fact accentuates it and is harsh with a face touched with age.

I am 53 and gray and I have used BobSkinSoap on my hair (and Body) for over 8 years and it also has coffee in it which may be why I do not use any other products on my hair as it always looks and feels so good.

My hair turned gray very early. Didn't bother me, I received a lot of lovely complements. My biggest fear was that it would go "brassy." I found Jhirmack shampoo for gray/bleached hair. It's purple... that worried me the first time I used it too. I didn't want purple/blue hair. It isn't. My hair is silver and shines!

My hair is grey, but as my Dad used to say,"I don't care what color it turns, as long as it doesn't turn loose."

I started going grey in my late twenties, and have been dyeing it ever since. I'm going to try the mayo trick to make my hair soft and shiny. I'm looking for a Split-ender, anyone have any idea where I can buy one? Thanks

I disagree that grey hair makes you look old. I quit dyeing my hair when I was in my late 40's and I had people ask me if I had a face lift. The hair around my face is actually silver and most of my grey is silver...it gives it a shine and it also softens your face A LOT! Nothing makes you look older than that jet black dull dyed hair. It hardens your face and you look a lot older. Also shorter hair makes you look younger. I am happy with my hair and no maintenance!

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I don't think gray hair looks bad on everyone I think it depends on the person skin tone and the style of hair. I also think if you want to look younger color in you hair will help so if that is important to you then it isn't to hard to get your hair colored.
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With all due respect, after reading the Why Coffee page on their website I'm alarmed to say the least. A product with a PH of 3.5 is an acid and they claim some of their products have a PH of 3.5. Salycilic acid, which is used by dermatologist as chemical peeling, to fully remove that outer skin layer has a ph of 3.5. If this is not done by a professional dermatologist under a controlled environment the risks of permanent damage and scaring are high. I can't understand what the criteria was to give this poisonous pool of acids an award for best product of the year, but I'm sure they didn't read the labels carefully or perhaps the manufacturers didn't include all the information consumers should have and instead followed just the packaging and decoration to base their results. Either the manufacturers of these products have no idea what PH means, never used a PH paper strip, they have not even a basic knowledge of chemistry or they never tested them themselves. If the PH of these products is for real on the acidic side we will start seeing complaints and possible lawsuits coming out. One thing is for sure, I can tell these products were made by amateurs in their kitchen as they base their knowledge in the PH of the coffee rather than the scientifically proven benefits of the high content of antioxidants the coffee is known to have.