I am only 32 years old, and I can see some of my hair is turning white. How old were you when this happened to you? What can I do about it?
My hair is tuning white!
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"Hair is made of protein containing a natural coloring substance called melanin (pronounced mel-a-nin). Melanin is the same no matter what color your hair is. Different hair colors are the result of different amounts of melanin--dark brown or black hair simply has more melanin than light brown or blond hair. In time, as melanin decreases, gray hair appears. Most people get a few scattered gray hairs first. The gray becomes more predominant, particularly at sideburns or temples. When there's no melanin, hair becomes white."
"Hair is made of protein containing a natural coloring substance called melanin (pronounced mel-a-nin). Melanin is the same no matter what color your hair is. Different hair colors are the result of different amounts of melanin--dark brown or black hair simply has more melanin than light brown or blond hair. In time, as melanin decreases, gray hair appears. Most people get a few scattered gray hairs first. The gray becomes more predominant, particularly at sideburns or temples. When there's no melanin, hair becomes white."
I'm 46 and have a llittle grey in my beard, not much. Everything on top is still as blond as when I was a kid, and haven't really lost any of it either. Kind of strange considering my Grand Dad was greying and nearly bald in his late twenties. Life is unfair.Doctor Zoidburg said:
Zydeco: I think that was my problem. I was attempting to shave my pubic hairs a Moyle a minute.zydeco said:
Eat lots of them big Greek olives stuffed with garlic and the gray hairs will go away. I now eat 2 a day and seriously the grays have vanished!
