Beauty

[San Antonio Gal]

Love the fullness of your hair, @OKPrincess!  A very nice pic. 

[OKPrincess]

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@San Antonio Gal wrote:

Love the fullness of your hair, @OKPrincess!  A very nice pic. 

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Thank you. 

[Imaoldhippie]

You will like the freedom of not having to color it, pay for it, and worry about it.  Go for the natural.

[tototwo]

Even tho it's a verrry personal decision, I will always encourage a lady who is "chronologically advancing" to let it go grey.  She might be pleasantly surprised how lovely her silver hair is -- or she may choose to go back to the bottle of dye.  Her choice.

Got for it, @bargainsgirl!!!!!!

[wagirl]

Yes to all cancer survivors on tamoxifin--thinning hair can be a side effect!!!! I am currently trying the Kerinique line of hair care that HSN had as a TS a few weeks ago--haven't noticed much yet but I have til the end of Jan to see if it will work for me. 

[sarahpanda]

IT'S A 'NO BRAINER'.....If money is a factor, GO GREY....

If you don't want to look old, KEEP  DYING...

[San Antonio Gal]

@bargainsgirl- Based on all the opinions here, why don't you try it out and if you don't like it, you can always go back to coloring...good luck with whatever you decide. 

[AngelPuppy1]

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@bargainsgirl wrote:

I have dark brown chin length hair and whispy bangs.  My hair has thinned but not sure if it is due to Tamoxifen (2 1/2 more years to go) or genes...I am 65.  I have been thinking of  cutting it short and going grey in hopes that it might stop thinning if I stop dying it.  I am so very tired of the cost as well.  Any thoughts?

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@bargainsgirl

That is a hard one!  I have been toying with this decision also.  I am a natural blond but my hair darkened as I got older.  My "colored" hair is a very light golden blond and has been for the most of my life.  I now probably have more gray than not and I keep thinking --- should I just let it grow out?  I am going longer and longer between colorings. I do it myself so it is not expensive but I hate doing it.  And my hair is also getting thinner and is more dry than it was and I also thought if I stopped coloring perhaps the condition of it would be better.  I am still torn so I understand how you feel.  Why not give it a shot?  You can always go back to coloring it if you really don't like it at all.  

[ID2]

I decided my fate of going gray or keep dying my hair years ago! I have observed women that let their hair grow gray...they all look so O L D!!! They've aged at least 20 years!! That's when my vanity took over my logic. I will never, ever stop coloring my hair. I love the variety I have with going light, going dark, highlighting, lowlighting, etc. I never look the same and I'm certainly not going to get stuck looking a LOT older than I am by having gray hair. 

[LexaMom]

I envy those of you with grey or white hair evenly on your head.  I am 69+,  have splotches of white hair - in my part towards the back,  and one just in the back.  Otherwise, my natural hair color is a very ashy dark brown which is not very attractive.  So I dye it at home - a warm brown.  My mother had the same color pattern as me along with one of my sisters.  The other three sisters take after my father and they are 100% grey/white.