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Since you will be growing it out, you will have stopped processing, and as time goes by the damaged hair can look worse and worse.

I was thinking about your post long after I read it.

My first gray hair appeared when I was 23 years old, in graduate school, busy, restless, dating around.

I was having to touch up my temples every few weeks.

After watching many women including myself delve into researching the ways they can let the dye go, here is what I learned during my journey, my research, and watching my fellow silver sisters.

If you have any hesitations or concerns speak to your doctor or hair care professional for their support before using any information you find on this site.

Back I'd go to the sticky gloves and goofy head garb and the messy, messy goo.

One difference though: I remember my mom doing the same thing at an early age and she looked so good! Kelly I feel the same way! Anyways — I am excited encouraged by what I am seeing and I think it is going to look really good once I can grow it out to a substantial length.

Friends and family still ask me after 4 years why.