I have always had naturally dark hair, and have coloured it with red tints over the years, but now just a brown colour.
Dark hair to grey as well all know is much more of contrast and a bigger step then blond to grey which looks more similar!
I have been lightening the colour gradually to lesson the difference when I do ditch the colour and go grey. I just don't feel ready yet and hate the look and feel of my hair when the greys start to appear again.
However, my DD1, 21 years my junior had decided to go grey. Her hairdresser is adjusting the colouring to gradually let it go totally grey.
In my opinion it looks AWFUL. I would never say to so my DD of course but it doesn't flatter her. She is still in her 40's and it ages her.
It is her choice though and nothing to do with me.
Except in a way it is. How can I have dark hair if my DD has grey?? My DD3 says of course I can, but it feels a bit strange I have to say. I don't want to be pushed into something I am not ready for because of my DD, but neither do I want to look like mutton dressed as lamb sort of thing!
Dark hair to grey as well all know is much more of contrast and a bigger step then blond to grey which looks more similar!
I have been lightening the colour gradually to lesson the difference when I do ditch the colour and go grey. I just don't feel ready yet and hate the look and feel of my hair when the greys start to appear again.
However, my DD1, 21 years my junior had decided to go grey. Her hairdresser is adjusting the colouring to gradually let it go totally grey.
In my opinion it looks AWFUL. I would never say to so my DD of course but it doesn't flatter her. She is still in her 40's and it ages her.
It is her choice though and nothing to do with me.
Except in a way it is. How can I have dark hair if my DD has grey?? My DD3 says of course I can, but it feels a bit strange I have to say. I don't want to be pushed into something I am not ready for because of my DD, but neither do I want to look like mutton dressed as lamb sort of thing!
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