Interesting article for those of us with gray hair....

[Nyxe]

Enjoy!

http://health.yahoo.com/experts/drmao/22649/natural-tips-for-gray-hair-hair-loss-and-dandruff/

[pinchbeck]

I wish grey hair reversal was possible! Celebrities normally have lots of spending money and I think they would be the ones to get a hold of a magic potion to stop the greying process. There may be herbs and newly developed pill that can slow greying down, but I wonder at what cost (not financial...well, yeah, maybe financial too! lol)

Boar bristle brushes are great for distributing sebum, but they can also contribute to hair breakage.

[spidermom]

I love my silvery color more than the dark blonde color I have without it, so no reversing the process for me.

[Spike]

Yipes!!! ( protectively covering her silvering strands ) No, no reversal for me, thanks.

I wonder if, when/if this pill becomes widespread, the next fashion will be to bleach ALL the color out and overdye silver-white? It's a striking color, and if the shade is no longer associated with an undesirable condition . . . Food for thought.

[spidermom]

Yipes!!! ( protectively covering her silvering strands ) No, no reversal for me, thanks.

I wonder if, when/if this pill becomes widespread, the next fashion will be to bleach ALL the color out and overdye silver-white? It's a striking color, and if the shade is no longer associated with an undesirable condition . . . Food for thought.

I've often thought that if silver/white hair occurred naturally in the young, it would be highly prized rather than covered in dye. As you say, it's striking and beautiful.

[Nae]

Note to self, do not try that massage technique when you have a headache. Ouchie. :dizzy::headache: