I feel like I could make a ham sandwich from your brow wrinkles.
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Do you dye your hair?
- Thread starter Stumbo
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I found my first grey pubic hair today. Unfortunately, it was on my Big Mac.
When we were kids we used to say, wanna to see my Quarter Pounder?
I am more concerned with balding than graying.
I've seen too many aged metal bros dye their hair and it always looks terrible. Plus, pitch black hair doesn't compensate for your botched plastic surgery or a face that looks like a scrotum.
Embrace your age and just roll with it.
I've seen too many aged metal bros dye their hair and it always looks terrible. Plus, pitch black hair doesn't compensate for your botched plastic surgery or a face that looks like a scrotum.
Embrace your age and just roll with it.
I'm 68 now, and my hair has not gotten gray. My whiskers are gray, but not the hair on my head. My mother was one month shy of 87 when she died, and her hair never got gray either. I don't have a bald spot, but my forehead is now about the size of Rhode Island... 
Occasionally I’ll work in a little and darken it up some. I found the color that works and the proper application time to keep it looking natural. Trying to X out the grey altogether would look unnatural and ridiculous.
Glad you brought it up. I was thinking about it the other day. Oddly, the phyto-testosterone supplements I take darken my hair. Even on the back of my arms. Weird. Otherwise, I’ve had the same salt and pepper thing for about 10 years now.
Definitely clean-shaven though. I look older than I need to with grey facial hair.
Glad you brought it up. I was thinking about it the other day. Oddly, the phyto-testosterone supplements I take darken my hair. Even on the back of my arms. Weird. Otherwise, I’ve had the same salt and pepper thing for about 10 years now.
Definitely clean-shaven though. I look older than I need to with grey facial hair.
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Never have, never had a reason to do so--I will continue to embrace whatever colour I naturally have or lack of it if it all falls out.
It seems likely that none of “grey and proud of it” bunch are actively looking for work. Go ahead and think ageism isn’t real.
Depends what kind of work you're looking for.
But then I am not full on grey.
Yet.
But it's started.
