Oh great!  Another thing to look forward to that I hadn't thought about.  Gray eyebrows!  LOL!!  Well, I guess if you get older, you just have to embrace some of the things that go along with it.  I don't mind it so much – I just wish that I wasn't as old as I am.  I still feel young in my mind.  Except when I get up from sitting for a long time.  LOL!! 

I think if my hair started to go grey I'd probably just accept it as a sign of agining and realize there's not much I can do about it.  I've seen men who have dyed their hair and it always make me laugh.

My hair has been every color of the rainbox and then a few extra! I am still in the process of allowing the last dye job to grow out so I can get back to it being "normal".

I got my first grey hair when I was 24. Over the years it has gotten worse but I haven't seen any white ones yet. I dye mine about every 2 months. I am 42 so I still dye it the auburn it was, I don't know how I will lighten it when it starts to look bad.

What I would like to know is if there are some people who never grey? My grandfatherwas in his 80's when he passed and he never greyed, he had all of his lovely black curly hair and not a single grey. To my knowledge he never dyed his hair either. I know it's genetics so could it be possible that no greys are in my future as well?

It's when the hair on the rest of your body turns gray that has the most shocking effect! Have you noticed your pubic hair going gray yet?

I've also been colouring my hair for years. I was born blonde then went a darker "mousey" colour that I disliked. I now have "salt and pepper" naturally which I dye a light brown!

I have been noticing the white hairs coming in since my teens.  It has never bothered me.  It bothers some of my family.  I think it makes them feel older, because I'm the "baby".  I tell them, when it bothers me, I'll dye it. 

My hair has had "age spots" as I call them since I was a teen, so my question is what really causes this? I mean, my hair has been every color of the rainbow and nothing helps, those darn grays will not go away.

Guess I'm one of those lucky people.  I'll turn 51 this year and there's barely any grey in my hair.  My wife thinks it's so unfair.  I have other issues but greying hair isn't one of them.