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On 9/26/2014 mousiegirl said:

She is lucky to be just grey at her age, people usually turn white by the time they are sixty.

I wish. Mine's maybe 50/50.
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On 9/26/2014 mousiegirl said:

She is lucky to be just grey at her age, people usually turn white by the time they are sixty.

Hmmm, not a good idea to make generalizations because it's not true. I know because I'm 66, have mostly salt & pepper, with a shock of white at one temple.

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On 9/26/2014 Cakers1 said:

If your gray is not coming in as you would like it, you can get highlights and lowlights in gray to blend everything in. A woman had it done at the place I go to and it looked beautiful.

I let mine grow natural now, too.

I have seen that and love the way it looks!

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On 9/26/2014 mousiegirl said:

She is lucky to be just grey at her age, people usually turn white by the time they are sixty.

My father called it "champagne blond".

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On 9/26/2014 jubilant said:
On 9/26/2014 Cakers1 said:

If your gray is not coming in as you would like it, you can get highlights and lowlights in gray to blend everything in. A woman had it done at the place I go to and it looked beautiful.

I let mine grow natural now, too.

I have seen that and love the way it looks!

Very "silvery".

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On 9/26/2014 mousiegirl said:

She is lucky to be just grey at her age, people usually turn white by the time they are sixty.

I'm over 60 and so are most of my friends. None of us have white hair.

As for Ali McGraw, her hair style is not flattering.

Some people love gray hair. I do not.

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On 9/25/2014 NoelSeven said: She's lived in New Mexico and her look as pictured above is very classic for that area. Upswept natural hair, an artsy look... Including those earrings. It works well on her.
I agree - it's a look that works well on her. Classic, natural, artsy!! Not a look I can carry off, but I love it! cheers! chum
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On 9/26/2014 chumlee_ said:
On 9/25/2014 NoelSeven said: She's lived in New Mexico and her look as pictured above is very classic for that area. Upswept natural hair, an artsy look... Including those earrings. It works well on her.
I agree - it's a look that works well on her. Classic, natural, artsy!! Not a look I can carry off, but I love it! cheers! chum

Not a look I can carry off, either {#emotions_dlg.biggrin} Her jewelry pulls her look together. It doesn't scream southwest, but you get the suggestion of that with the silver and coral.

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On 9/26/2014 tansy said:
On 9/26/2014 mousiegirl said:

She is lucky to be just grey at her age, people usually turn white by the time they are sixty.

I wish. Mine's maybe 50/50.

The only person in my family with white hair was my grandmother in her 80s. She used to use "bluing" on it to prevent any yellowing.

I've never seen anyone who had white hair at age 60. That could look good on a lot of people.

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I think that she looks beautiful!

I know that in the original (OP) pix that her neck doesn't match her face but it could just be a nice make-up on her face.

I have ash blonde hair and do not think I will let it go gray when the time comes.