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Originally Posted by Janstar
That's too funny and I know how you felt! Happens to me all the time with my white head of hair that Iv'e had since I was in my 30s.
I can very much relate - early 40's full head of white hair. Though I say I haven't aged in 10 years :D liblueeyes |
My hubby's brother has had white hair since he was 18 (he's now 65 or 66) adn when DH an I married, he had a streak of white in his hair, but could cover it by combing it over. Me? I have a bit of gray, but not enough that it bothers me...it's more troublesome to my DD. (She wants to pull out all she can find, but I won't let her...told for each one she pulls out, 9 more come to mourn. LOL) Coloring it? No, because I don't like what it does to the texture...makes it brittle.
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I'd rather spend money on sewing stuff than for hair products.
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Originally Posted by Shadow Dancer
With a poker straight face she asked me, 'Oh, did you move into the senior residence there?'
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i think the little old lady wanted a friend!
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Originally Posted by Shadow Dancer
The picture in my avatar is 3 years old and I was 47 at the time it was taken! :) When I hit 50, I stopped coloring my hair! lol
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Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Oh, I can relate SD!! I have been asked numerous times if my kids (7 and 11) are my grandchildren. I was asked it more when they were younger...it's painful to be associated with being so much older than you feel you look!!
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What really gets to you is when someone thinks you are your older sister's mother or your Dad's wife, I have had both happen. The business when it came to Dad's wife, made me wonder does he look really young for his age or I look really old. :lol: later heard they wondered how he got such a young wife, whooow! Well, I've been getting gray since my 20's. I've a lot more now but I quit coloring even with the all natural temp kind because in order to keep it covered I had to do it so often.
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