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How Not To Look “Old” with Gray Hair Story

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But what does “old” really mean?  It’s so subjective. After all, the women asking me this question range in age from their early 20s up through their mid-80s.  I’m sure “old” means something different to each of them.

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WHY DO PEOPLE ASSOCIATE GRAY HAIR WITH OLD AGE?

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Hair dye has been around for a long time. But 65+ years ago, when at-home coloring kits became readily available, women started dyeing their hair in droves.

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Advertisers pounded it into female consumers that natural gray hair was drab and frumpy, and it got to the point where so many women dyed their hair (up to 75% of the female population in some countries), that only the very elderly let their hair go naturally silver.

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#1 Wear your Silver Hair with Confidence

Flaunt your gray hair.  Own it.  Remember that women pay hundreds of dollars at the salon for the hair color that you get naturally.

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Remember: Gray hair is just another shade of hair color, so you don’t have to adhere to a specific style or length once you go gray (or once you are over a certain age).

#2 Get a Great Haircut

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#3 Keep Your Hair Healthy

If your gray hair is healthy, it will enhance your youthful appearance. To keep your gray hair healthy, try to avoid over-using heat tools and styling products, as these can lead to unwanted yellow tones in your gray hair.

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The days of gray-haired ladies being consigned to wearing dowdy hairstyles are over.  There are a TON of cool hairdos out there!

#4 Try Fun & Modern Braids & Buns

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