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Why Choosing to Go Gray is a Powerful and Liberating Decision

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Ever since I decided to embrace my grays, I find myself obsessed with gray hair – mine, yours, and every woman’s!

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But even knowing that, I can’t help it.  Since the day I declared myself ready to ditch the dye, I have felt profoundly liberated and happy.  I’ve had a burst of creative energy.

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I’ll admit, turning 50 was a little rough. My beauty was important to me.

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I used to like seeing photos of myself, but for the past few years, I’ve hated seeing them.  I feel like I’ve aged 10 years (circles under my eyes, wrinkles, drooping eyelids, etc.)

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Being here on this Earth and spending time with my kids, my family, and friends means more to me than being young.  Every day I can have with them is a blessing.

For years, working a full-time job in a corporate environment, I’ve had to conform to business norms and my personal style has been toned down.

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WHAT SHADE OF EYEBROW LOOKS BEST ON YOU?

Whether or not you consider yourself a feminist, ask yourself this question: Is it right that men are allowed the freedom to display their grays, but society expects women (especially young women) to cover them up?

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My hair is nobody’s business but mine.  Whether I choose to dye or not is for me alone to decide.

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