Funny how our bodies are too lazy and unwilling to produce pigment for our hair but they are all too happy to pump out the pigment for the liver spots, moles, freckles and melasma as we grow old. ..
This guy is on to something. I've personally experienced greying during stressful periods, only for colour to return (repigmentation) when I manage my stress. I'm now making a concerted effort to manage my stress. I'm also eating a diet that helps support me through stress, nuts (high in copper), NAC, magnesium glycinate, water and lots of anti-inflammatory foods. Jay is on the button regarding diet and lifestyle management.
Very cool, thank you for sharing with the rest of us😅😂I have natural brown hair, so gray doesn't look very appealing, I colored my hair from when I was a teen and started to get grays and wrinkles when I was 19🤦♀️
Not for me. Father was redhead, have grown child that’s red head, Born red head hair color didn’t start to change until 50, now not turning white, but sadly grey.
years ago I went to the Optimal Health institute in Lemon Grove, Ca. People were not using topicals. It was a lifestyle cleansing facility. People were getting their color back in hair.
I'm 61 and absolutely love my (around 60%) grey hair. So nice not to have to tint my roots every two weeks. Good luck to anyone who doesn't want to go grey though; we're all different.
@@fionaH101 my mom was tinting for a few years when she started getting grey, not dying but tinting (less toxic abd more natural looking). Then one day she just got tired of it and let it grow out. The last 10+ years she's literally all white, and I think it makes her look younger. White is the new blond 😅 I think an obvious tint makes you look older. Besides, grey is in nowadays - when even 20 year olds tint their hair grey ( for fun), you know grey is not taboo any longer.
Im 36 and started turning grey since i was 20. 6 months ago i made the decision to not touch up my roots again. It would only bring me "joy" for about 2 weeks before the silver on my hair line started showing again... I was just over it... The first few months were hard as it looked like my hair was receding, but now it's at a length that you can truly see its just grey. It wilk take a looooooong time for it to grow out fully, as my hair reaches below my bum, but im looking forward to it
@@fionaH101 cutting my hair short isnt an option as I'm growing out to mid thigh, also low lights are risky as ive coloured my hair with henna for years, bleaching it turns it orange.... Plus the damage it would do...
I escaped a lot of life stressors until my mid to late 40s. I had very little gray hair. And then in my late 40s all sorts of extreme stress that completely altered my life. It didn't seem to take long before I was 20% gray, then 30%, now I am about 70-80% gray (the last time I looked, lol, as it seems like the gray is taking over so quickly). At about age 50 I dyed my hair for the first time - the few grays at time weren't all that noticeable, but I just thought my hair would look better with a warmer tone and I was curious about using hair dye as I knew it would take time to learn the technique and best shade for me. But the gray became "fast and furious" / relentless after age 50. People used to marvel at how my natural hair had little to no gray as I was entering my 50s - including my hairdresser, but at about age 50 and with all the stress, that seemed like overnight I was showing a lot of gray.
I’m sorry you went through so much stress. I also went through life altering stress in my late 40s/early 50s and I’m still recovering from it. My hair also started graying faster (and I developed psoriasis 😩). I color my hair and have found it looks the best when I’m not overzealous with it lol I hope your life is much better now, and your stress levels have diminished/ceased.
@@pdmiller2008 Sorry to hear about you experiencing the extreme stress. I did the same about mid 40s. I went through a painful divorce, then went into retail management. I developed severe IBS from stress, which I’m sure affected my hair. Prior to that I have very little to no gray. But the stress is what caused the gray in my hair to increase. Please do what you can to deal with the stress by either limiting it or learning how to control your reaction to it. Because I truly believe that stress is one of the main causes of disease. Best wishes!❤💫🙏
@@teresakestran3637 Thank you for your kind words! I’m trying to be more cognizant of and reduce stress as much as possible. I’m sorry you had to endure so much pain and the IBS diagnosis. Take good care of yourself as well 🙏 sending healing energy to you! 🤗🙏
I still remember a couple who had gray hair. They decided to eat a macrobiotic diet and later noticed they had both started getting darker hair. I personally would not do macrobiotics for my hair, but it does lend credence to the nutritional deficiency theory.
Do a parasite cleanse specifically for H-pylori. Also use a shampoo that contains quinine like one of the Klorane formulas. Or try rinsing with tonic water but that's expensive. Ive been able to increase the density of hair st least double after I did this and I'm now absorbing the vitamins and food nutrients I'm taking. It's like night and day.
Don't you just love it when someone drops a bomb like this and then doesn't respond to questions. There ought to be a special place for them...internet purgatory or something.
I’m not going to buy products. I eat a healthy diet, stay well hydrated, and go on daily walks. I also shun the sun. I’m 62, and my hair is still predominantly brown. I have some white hair on the front left side of my face, and it blends well with my brown hair. I got tired of having my hair colored, and let it grow out in 2020, during the pandemic. I was already retired and not leaving the house, so it was easy. I’m happy with my hair, and if I end up graying like my mother, I’ll not have much gray.
If someone is intereted in natural products, Chinese Medicine has amazing herb mixtures for replenishing kidneys and liver - which are responsible of bones, hair, nails, fluids in our bodies (which we are loosing with age) ... fe. "He shou wu" herb and herbs mixtures with this herb are known for helping with hair color. Traditional chinese medicine practicioner which is specialized in herbs will find the right herb mixture for anyone exactly according their needs. But it needs time, it's not just a pill and you have youth back... it needs patience, I know from my own experience!
I've been using Reviv Serums' RevivHair Grey Hair Reverse serum daily for months now in a desperate attempt to slow down these shiners that pop up mere days after I've been for a root touch-up. It has Melanogray, Silverfree, Wisegrade, Greyverse & Darkenyl actives and enough peptides to make your head spin, but all to no avail. These products always have very impressive before and after pictures, but I think only very few people are among the lucky ones that have similar results. Yet here I find myself looking at the products mentioned in this video and considering giving them a go, just because I so badly want to stop spending 15 minutes every morning attacking these little buggers with an eyebrow pencil or struggling with root spray. I feel like those old fellas they used to show in the infomercials spraying their scalps in the golf club bathrooms and going back out with a smile. They never showed what happened once they got out in the sun and it started melting off. The struggle is real.
I love my grey hair but I would be interested in a shampoo and conditioner to help the texture. Especially in humid summertime. Love that theirs is unscented. The other thing I have learned from many health experts is that a lot of us don't absorb or assimilate what we eat properly. We are eating all the right things but the body isn't able to use the food properly. Believe it or not, being in a good frame of mind, calm and not rushing my meals has been very helpful. I love a hat. Especially in the summer heat :). Would love recommendations for budget friendly hair products that help texture. Thanks
My sister and I are in our 60s she has only a few strands of gray hair but alot more wrinkles. While I have a lot of gray hair with only a few wrinkles. We are opposite in foods also.I eat alot better than she does.
I honestly hate grey hair, it adds at least a decade to some women. I myself (fortish)have a lot of grey hair which I dye. The whole grey hair trend is fine but I always, always look at women who deliberately keep their grey hair and say to myself: wow, she'd look so much younger with dyed hair. sorry 😔
It’s such a personal thing this. I think some people look great with uniform grey. Personally, I prefer to cover my straggly bits of grey at the front but I can understand why others feel it’s an expensive hassle. Thanks for sharing your opinion!
@@Archiebean you're clearly using different products that I'm using. I'm careful to stay clear of certain chemicals/metals in some, so use a product without them. The instructions on the products (and many videos from the makers of the product) are what I follow.
I did that for 2 year, though my hair was done in 2 hours. Just couldn't deal with it anymore. I used Henna Cream Surya Brasil but I get roots in 3 weeks and it was a bit expensive for me. Now I have given in and use Naturtint.
Broccoli sprouts have catalyse which repigments the hair and since taking 1/2 cup a day with a 1/2 teaspoon of black mustard seed powder because it amplifies the nutrients, I have noticed I have less gray hairs now. I’ve had at least one gray hair since I was 10 and now I’m 30. I found out about catalase in broccoli sprouts from one of Dr.Bergs video.
@pineapple365 Wow, didn't know that. I love broccoli sprouts in freeze dried powder form and put it on almost everything. Can you detail your regimen on how to take the sprouts and black mustard seeds daily?
Whenever I go outside, I always wear a hat to protect my scalp from the sun and to provide that extra coverage around my SPF protected face. I'm starting to get some greys and when they become more pronounced, I plan to get low/highlights. Not looking forward to the extra expense, the exposure of chemicals, and the potentially more damaged/dry hair that comes with it. When I was in my 20s, I used to get my hair highlighted all the time.
I love my silver /gray hair. I see many young women go to the hairdresser to have silver put in their hajr. Acceptance of the inevitable. Makes life easier.
My dad died tragically when I was 24 and I got a strip of grey hair in the front of my face. A year later it went away. I'm 43 now and have seen my first grey hair again 😮
My condolences for the loss of your father. My Sweet Husband died tragically last summer, 2023. I was at his bedside 24/7 till he passed away. Within 3 months of his death My hair turned completely Grey. I dyed my hair with highlights for years. I only had slightly Grey on sides of front hairline. With dying and highlighters I maintained a few Grey hairs from showing. After his death, my heart was so broken. I seldomly ate, I stayed hydrated that's about it. Each day was Doom/Gloom for me. I have not dyed my hair since his death. It is totally Grey. However, I get stopped by young and older people giving me compliments on my pretty Grey Hair. I know for me primarily it was stress and diet. My days are somewhat better now. I'm back to eating healthier and taking each day 1 day at a time. Spiritually, I am getting stronger in my life! Personally, I can attribute my Greying Hair to Stress. I'm staying Grey and moving forward! ❤
I notice that one tends to look the age one is, biologically. The original study on greying hair was done in the 1930's and it was shown then thatvitamin deficiency was a key cause of greying. Vets know this and supplement animals with greying fur. Ayurveda recommends sesame oil, if you can tolerate it.
Because i have a lot of gray, Its so frustrating that i need root touch ups just 2-3 weeks after getting salon color work! And because Im brunette, grays are so noticeable at roots.
Try the Clairol ready mixed root touch up. No mixing. It's got a built in brush - so no need for gloves. I just dab on my hairline and on my parting and shower off 20 minutes later. I find it so much easier than regular hair dye. It lasts a long time at your only using a little each time.
@@thehonestchannel , thank u for your reply ! Yes i do highlights. Because my hair is dark brown, the gray "sprouts " grow so quickly and are in stark contrast. Using at home root touch ups is tiresome. I think i may need to consider going au natural because of the amt of gray i now have, but not quite there yet
Me too, my hair grows like weeds, I need root touch up every 10 days, no exaggeration. My hair is thin and frizzy and dull and it used to be a thick glossy wavy mane until menopause, now it’s like a burst couch! A weird texture and all over the place, but it does grow really really fast. I do wash in brown toner stuff, and semi permanent on it now so I don’t see the demarcation line so much, and I use a mix of hair thickening shampoo and one for reddish brown hair, I put it all in one big bottle with a pump thing
The herb called FoTi will cause melanin production. I stopped taking it because it does thin blood, but when I did take it, I saw my eyebrow hairs that were white start to grow in dark again. I could see the line of demarcation in the hair, dark at the root and white at the other end. I faithfully colored my hair, so I'm not sure how much it affected the hair on my head. If i decide to go gray, I'll probably take FoTi again.
Btw nettle root extract reduces the testosterone buildup that leads to hair loss. It worked for me postpartum when I started to lose hair... it worked great!
I have discovered over my 50 years of life that no one really has any true answers on how to prevent hair loss or hair greying. Even in our day of technology advancement the hair remains a complete unsolvable mystery
I had a hair sunscreen years ago. I think it as from loreal. I stopped using because I didnt like the smell and the way it made my hair feel. I do wear a lot of hats because of my melasma.
If they say it didn’t work, then it didn’t work. I’m not sure that’s about expectation. I’d be happy to get a little back, but I’m not gonna spend the money and time at this stage because I’ve been gray for years.
I have white hair and it’s been thinning because of thyroid issues, perimenopause, etc. it’s so white it’s transparent. I hate it. My mom also had a full head at 37. She has thyroid issues as well. I also have so much breakage from my ears forward on top as well. Dry, dull, ugly & frizzy hair. 😢 I feel hopeless to some degree. I’ve been coloring my hair for years. I just learned from Barbara o’Neill that coloring your hair or putting any chemical on the scalp causes hair loss. I’m glad I listened to this video. He doesn’t recommend coloring it either at first, but highlighting it instead. Too late for me, but great advice for others.
Thanks Clare. Great information. I am always amazed when people reverse their greys after chemotherapy/ immunosuppresant therapy. Something in the treatment must be affecting that one grey hair gene mentioned here. I do take many of the beneficial vitamins seperately. Although if i take too much selenium i get alopecia ( typically at the crown). I still have grey hair so i wonder how much i am absorbing the vitamins.
Could be genetics playing their part there. Like you, I take the vitamins mentioned but I guess there are so many other factors linked to how well we absorb nutrients. Glad you found the info helpful!
I am 57 next month, not one faded or grey hair, I am a redhead and told we are the last to go grey usually, but I had covid pneumonia a few years ago and lost about 60% of my hair and before that my hair was thinning due to peri-menopause too. I looked into it and started on clean collagen & silica and a hair tonic from Weleda and it took about 10-12 months, but my hair is thicker than ever. Agree with Jay also, diet etc is very important.
Your hairs got thicker not because of food..it is just change of protein structure of your new hairs. It is the same for people after chemo chemotherapy.. I lost 90 percent of hairs and my new hairs are much ticker, and appears I have much more hairs than before . Of cause good food is always important to maintain that.
@@divya715 Hi there, sorry just seen the reply, yes, I changed my diet, 2 eggs (organic) i eat every day (check Dr Berg) and I take clean collagen and silica from British Supplements and also vitamin D from the same company, I used to buy them from amazon, but not pure and the most important thing I found that made a difference is Weleda revitalising hair tonic, its £13-£14 and it lasts ages, but I have found that's amazing. Oh also 2 brazil nuts and 2 walnuts a day and tea spoon or 2 of pumpkin seeds and also progesterone natural cream online (no HRT). When I say my hair's gone from being so so thin, failing out everyday everywhere, to now 5 or so hairs in my brush and that's not exaggerating. It took over a year or so, but worth it, but one thing I would recommend is the Weleda and eggs!. x
While we're at aging: Can you make a similar video on Hair darkening with age? I am naturally blonde, was always very fair, but with time my hair started to get darker. Especially the last 10 years. I am 53 now and suddenly my hair is dark blonde, i would say medium brown. My mother, who was also blonde, instead started getting gray in her forties, as my whole family on mother's side does. I prefer being dark than gray, but dont like it. What's the process behind getting (much) darker, and can we reverse it? (I have to mention that for reasons other than hair, i am taking a lot of supplements since i was 44. Perhaps that prevented the graying).
@@sandranorman696 Start with 1 tablespoon a day and you will see if the growth of new hair is in its normal color. Also here is one video with more info. and evidence , "Reverse gray hair with these 3 supplements"
@@sandranorman696 Start with 1 tablespoon a day and you will see if the growth of new hair is in its normal color. Also chek this vid. with more info... and evidence , "Reverse gray hair with these 3 supplements"
@@sandranorman696 Start with 1 tablespoon a day and you will see if the growth of new hair is in its normal color. I Don't know why my comment is not going through. I hope this one will be posted.
Hello, does that palmitoyl work only on hair follicules? Just want to make sure that its use won't affect the skin on your face. Need no more melamine there.
When it comes to frizzy hair, I always look for a remedy. One remedy that really worked was a Pantene Pro-v shampoo that I bought abroad. It was like a magic, my hair were smooth like silk and under different type of water, so it wasn't just the water, it was the Shampoo. I feel like in US the shampoos all make your hair frizzy and unrully, just so you buy million other products to fix it🤦♀️
The Pantene Smooth & Silky formulation especially which has more of the defrizz or smoothing component (I assume), but I'm glad you posted this because I've definitely noticed it! 😊
@@thehonestchannel No, it wasn't different under different water. I used it abroad, in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, and then back in the US because I suspected that they maybe had better water. But there was 0 difference, still soft and no frizz😔 I can't find anything like that in the US, and I am not planning to pay $50 for a bottle of shampoo😪😅
@babycakes8434 The US hair products that I have been using for almost 20years with great results are the Aveda hair products (Be Curly) conditioner. It works great at conditioning without weighing it down or making your hair limp. They are expensive but Aveda are great products. Just an idea for ya😊
@@anitawi2309 Thank you for sharing. I think I found a remedy recently, and by accident. I use $$Store shampoos and conditioners, as well as tressemee, and tressemme purple shampoo too is great. I don't know the spelling of it though🤣😂 Thank you for sharing for sure.
Right, another antioxidant supplement to buy. I was eating antioxidants all my life growing up, but I started to go grey when I was 19y.o. My grandma was into her 70s when she still had a lot of black hair. She wasn't the healthiest eater. Also I eat avocados a day, and I still have tons of gray roots. I call that supplement a snake oil, but to each their own.
I’m sure he is right about what he is saying. I’d like to point out a lot of people have absorption issues from impacted small intestines. It would take a lot of herbs that pull lymph to help that.
My facial hair turned clear white in my 20s. Never smoked or had alcohol. Eat blueberries like crazy. Eggs all the time. Not sure how I could figure out what nutrients I'm deficient in if any.
Jay sells a supplement that is linked in the description. If you check out the ingredient list you can take a look at the most important nutrients listed. Like I said at the end, I realized I’m already taking most of them in my multivitamin
Hi, Yes it is safe to use Arey To The Root Serum with a laser light cap, I would recommend waiting until the serum has absorbed / dried before starting the laser cap treatment.
Many years ago before even used chemicals our ancestors still got white hair, especially at the front. I read it was to show superiority within your 'tribe', as you got older. Also a lot of older men who have never used a lot of chemicals on their face often have white hair at the temples.
Just try to use beauty products that are cleaner. You can wash your face with organic jojoba oil, wipe with a warm wet face towel after massaging. You can use brands that are more natural, or use things such as shea butter to moisturise your face.
Hi, This is Jay Small from the interview. In terms of chemical overlap and the front hair line, this is only one of many things that can contribute to your hair line turning grey and eventually white first. In my experience the pigment near the front hair line can change earlier and at a higher percentage then the rest of the head specifically the back. One of the reasons is chemical overlap from beauty products that contain harsh (not clean) ingredients. The other factors that can specifically effect the front hair line is sun exposure, chemical dyes and relaxers. Throughout my career I have observed thousands of clients and these are the causation factors associated with those that have had either premature or concentrated grey / white hair at the front hair line.
Can’t find any scientific evidence to support that idea. This is an interesting article on this subject www.healthline.com/health/does-wearing-a-hat-cause-hair-loss
@thehonestchannel At that age it's beyond nutrition. Gray hair when not due to extreme trauma_shock is mainly genetics. Some people just get it earlier than others.
@@thehonestchannelmy grandmom hardly had any greys well into her 80s. She did yoga every day and ate well/homecooked food. She seemed to grey overnight after contracting covid. I believe the stress contributed to her rapid decline and greying. She died shortly after.
I took a tablespoon of black strands molasses daily for and entire month before I quit. It was so hard to take. But later I noticed my grey hairs had a section of brown in between. (So from my scalp was grey, then the section of brown, and then grey to the end of the strand). I’m sure it was due to the black strap molasses. But I’d rather be grey. It was gross. Lol
That sounds interesting! I may try that for a month or so (between colouring:) - to compare my new growth, but dilute it in glass of warm water and drink. I do sip on chlorophyll in warm water, due to copper benefits, and the black strap molasses being high in B vitamins, sounds like a good blend to try... and get it over with, consuming once daily. ☺
Premature greying can be genetic but from what Jay describes, lifestyle, stress and nutritional deficiencies do also seem to play a big part. I found the vitamin B12 link particularly interesting.
@@lolitanolita9107And other people get it early while not drinking eating healthy.... In the vast majority of cases it's just genetic. There is nothing new we have seen it for years. Some people get it earlier than others. Some rare people die old with 0 gray hair and all have different diets.... The only thing I am sure we've all noticed around us is that high stress, long period of stress, trauma, shock....can make them come faster. Beyond that it's genetic.
@@HereDiianas 💯... For me, I think it's the sugar... Which I am trying to really cut on these days. Also I went through an extended period of stress which thankfully is over. My father was a sugar addict and he was all white in his 30's... I believe he also breathed a lot of chemical during the war.
I think his advice was pretty realistic. He’s not saying you can repigment white hair, but he’s saying you can slow and in some cases repigment greying hair
I used to work with this guy who dyed his hair white. He was early 30s. Not sure why he did it but he liked it. To me when your hair turns gray it means you are ripe for God to pick out of the earth 😊
No you won't get your hair color back by eating better or taking vitamins. That's ridiculous to think that because MOST people eat well and take a lot of vitamins and they have grey hair.
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Funny how our bodies are too lazy and unwilling to produce pigment for our hair but they are all too happy to pump out the pigment for the liver spots, moles, freckles and melasma as we grow old. ..
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The irony! 😁
Lol 😢😂
Funny too, that my body can’t be bothered to replace eyebrow hairs but grows plenty of hairs above my lip. 🫤
Truth 😊😅
I've been taking one teaspoon of organic black sesame seeds daily since I was 44. I'm 63 and my hair is still naturally very dark brown. ❤
Amazing!
@peshahgalen2768
Do you soak it ? Do you take it first thing in the morning empty stomach? Please reply 🙏
I tried that and it gave me a stomach ache 😢
How do you take it? Just swallow it down or chew it first?
@@officialstylechild nah, there are ways to take it to be more effective. Some people soak it overnight is one of the ways.
This guy is on to something. I've personally experienced greying during stressful periods, only for colour to return (repigmentation) when I manage my stress. I'm now making a concerted effort to manage my stress.
I'm also eating a diet that helps support me through stress, nuts (high in copper), NAC, magnesium glycinate, water and lots of anti-inflammatory foods. Jay is on the button regarding diet and lifestyle management.
Hair stylist Jay Small is very knowledgeable and has a charming personality. Would appreciate having him on your channel again to learn more. 😊
He’s lovely. So easy to talk to!
I always hated my red hair when young but now that I am in late 60s it just got lighter as true redheads we do not go gray just blonde
Beautiful!
Very cool, thank you for sharing with the rest of us😅😂I have natural brown hair, so gray doesn't look very appealing, I colored my hair from when I was a teen and started to get grays and wrinkles when I was 19🤦♀️
Not for me. Father was redhead, have grown child that’s red head, Born red head hair color didn’t start to change until 50, now not turning white, but sadly grey.
That is so cool
The same
years ago I went to the Optimal Health institute in Lemon Grove, Ca. People were not using topicals. It was a lifestyle cleansing facility. People were getting their color back in hair.
Wow!
I'm 61 and absolutely love my (around 60%) grey hair. So nice not to have to tint my roots every two weeks. Good luck to anyone who doesn't want to go grey though; we're all different.
@@fionaH101 my mom was tinting for a few years when she started getting grey, not dying but tinting (less toxic abd more natural looking).
Then one day she just got tired of it and let it grow out.
The last 10+ years she's literally all white, and I think it makes her look younger. White is the new blond 😅 I think an obvious tint makes you look older.
Besides, grey is in nowadays - when even 20 year olds tint their hair grey ( for fun), you know grey is not taboo any longer.
Im 36 and started turning grey since i was 20. 6 months ago i made the decision to not touch up my roots again. It would only bring me "joy" for about 2 weeks before the silver on my hair line started showing again... I was just over it... The first few months were hard as it looked like my hair was receding, but now it's at a length that you can truly see its just grey. It wilk take a looooooong time for it to grow out fully, as my hair reaches below my bum, but im looking forward to it
@@avgonyma1 I agree. Lots of women are happy with their grey hair 😊
@@ingeclaeys3761 you're hardcore! I took the easier option of having some blond highlights done to blend in the grey and had a good cut.
@@fionaH101 cutting my hair short isnt an option as I'm growing out to mid thigh, also low lights are risky as ive coloured my hair with henna for years, bleaching it turns it orange.... Plus the damage it would do...
I escaped a lot of life stressors until my mid to late 40s. I had very little gray hair. And then in my late 40s all sorts of extreme stress that completely altered my life. It didn't seem to take long before I was 20% gray, then 30%, now I am about 70-80% gray (the last time I looked, lol, as it seems like the gray is taking over so quickly). At about age 50 I dyed my hair for the first time - the few grays at time weren't all that noticeable, but I just thought my hair would look better with a warmer tone and I was curious about using hair dye as I knew it would take time to learn the technique and best shade for me. But the gray became "fast and furious" / relentless after age 50. People used to marvel at how my natural hair had little to no gray as I was entering my 50s - including my hairdresser, but at about age 50 and with all the stress, that seemed like overnight I was showing a lot of gray.
Sorry to hear you went through a stressful time. It really does take its toll.
I’m sorry you went through so much stress. I also went through life altering stress in my late 40s/early 50s and I’m still recovering from it. My hair also started graying faster (and I developed psoriasis 😩).
I color my hair and have found it looks the best when I’m not overzealous with it lol
I hope your life is much better now, and your stress levels have diminished/ceased.
@@pdmiller2008
Sorry to hear about you experiencing the extreme stress. I did the same about mid 40s. I went through a painful divorce, then went into retail management. I developed severe IBS from stress, which I’m sure affected my hair. Prior to that I have very little to no gray. But the stress is what caused the gray in my hair to increase. Please do what you can to deal with the stress by either limiting it or learning how to control your reaction to it. Because I truly believe that stress is one of the main causes of disease. Best wishes!❤💫🙏
@@teresakestran3637 Thank you for your kind words! I’m trying to be more cognizant of and reduce stress as much as possible. I’m sorry you had to endure so much pain and the IBS diagnosis. Take good care of yourself as well 🙏 sending healing energy to you! 🤗🙏
He's very truthful, don't expect anything. I appreciate honesty.
Right, he basically had very little to offer and is not reversing white hair yet. Just selling a product that is unproven so far.
Enjoyed the interesting info from wonderful guest Jay. Bring him back on your show soon please.
This was both informative and interesting. Thank you He really explained things well and in an articulate way . Great questions as well. Cheers 🇨🇦❤️
Thanks for watching and leaving such a supportive comment!
I still remember a couple who had gray hair. They decided to eat a macrobiotic diet and later noticed they had both started getting darker hair. I personally would not do macrobiotics for my hair, but it does lend credence to the nutritional deficiency theory.
Do a parasite cleanse specifically for H-pylori. Also use a shampoo that contains quinine like one of the Klorane formulas. Or try rinsing with tonic water but that's expensive. Ive been able to increase the density of hair st least double after I did this and I'm now absorbing the vitamins and food nutrients I'm taking. It's like night and day.
Thanks for sharing your experience! Very interesting.
How did you do the cleanse?
What cleanse did you do?
What products did you use to do the cleanse pls?
Don't you just love it when someone drops a bomb like this and then doesn't respond to questions. There ought to be a special place for them...internet purgatory or something.
I’m not going to buy products. I eat a healthy diet, stay well hydrated, and go on daily walks. I also shun the sun. I’m 62, and my hair is still predominantly brown. I have some white hair on the front left side of my face, and it blends well with my brown hair. I got tired of having my hair colored, and let it grow out in 2020, during the pandemic. I was already retired and not leaving the house, so it was easy. I’m happy with my hair, and if I end up graying like my mother, I’ll not have much gray.
If someone is intereted in natural products, Chinese Medicine has amazing herb mixtures for replenishing kidneys and liver - which are responsible of bones, hair, nails, fluids in our bodies (which we are loosing with age) ... fe. "He shou wu" herb and herbs mixtures with this herb are known for helping with hair color.
Traditional chinese medicine practicioner which is specialized in herbs will find the right herb mixture for anyone exactly according their needs. But it needs time, it's not just a pill and you have youth back... it needs patience, I know from my own experience!
I believe that can be found in the Arey Gray supplement!
@@AVega-rx4px You are correct, it has multiple names. We label the TCH as Fo-Ti
Wish I knew a Chinese practitioner in my area! 😢
I've been using Reviv Serums' RevivHair Grey Hair Reverse serum daily for months now in a desperate attempt to slow down these shiners that pop up mere days after I've been for a root touch-up. It has Melanogray, Silverfree, Wisegrade, Greyverse & Darkenyl actives and enough peptides to make your head spin, but all to no avail. These products always have very impressive before and after pictures, but I think only very few people are among the lucky ones that have similar results. Yet here I find myself looking at the products mentioned in this video and considering giving them a go, just because I so badly want to stop spending 15 minutes every morning attacking these little buggers with an eyebrow pencil or struggling with root spray. I feel like those old fellas they used to show in the infomercials spraying their scalps in the golf club bathrooms and going back out with a smile. They never showed what happened once they got out in the sun and it started melting off. The struggle is real.
Yes it is very real ! Have you heard of melatine? It is made by time health. I am thinking of trying this for the greys.
Thank you, I was curious about reviv
I love my grey hair but I would be interested in a shampoo and conditioner to help the texture. Especially in humid summertime. Love that theirs is unscented. The other thing I have learned from many health experts is that a lot of us don't absorb or assimilate what we eat properly. We are eating all the right things but the body isn't able to use the food properly. Believe it or not, being in a good frame of mind, calm and not rushing my meals has been very helpful. I love a hat. Especially in the summer heat :). Would love recommendations for budget friendly hair products that help texture. Thanks
My sister and I are in our 60s she has only a few strands of gray hair but alot more wrinkles. While I have a lot of gray hair with only a few wrinkles. We are opposite in foods also.I eat alot better than she does.
Interesting!
I honestly hate grey hair, it adds at least a decade to some women. I myself (fortish)have a lot of grey hair which I dye. The whole grey hair trend is fine but I always, always look at women who deliberately keep their grey hair and say to myself: wow, she'd look so much younger with dyed hair. sorry 😔
It’s such a personal thing this. I think some people look great with uniform grey. Personally, I prefer to cover my straggly bits of grey at the front but I can understand why others feel it’s an expensive hassle. Thanks for sharing your opinion!
I agree 😔, many times I see women my age embracing the greying hair (that's great, I'm happy for them). But truthfully it ages them.
Came across this video just as I was in the 6 hour routine of henna/indigo for my greys. I sure would like to have those 6 hours back every 6 weeks!
It really should only take two hours, with a good henna and indigo. I am a hairdresser.
@@Archiebean you're clearly using different products that I'm using. I'm careful to stay clear of certain chemicals/metals in some, so use a product without them. The instructions on the products (and many videos from the makers of the product) are what I follow.
Very smart of you to use henna
@@consciouscrypto3090 Shahnaz henna. This, you only need to keep it on your head for an hour. I have used it on completely white hair.
I did that for 2 year, though my hair was done in 2 hours. Just couldn't deal with it anymore. I used Henna Cream Surya Brasil but I get roots in 3 weeks and it was a bit expensive for me. Now I have given in and use Naturtint.
Broccoli sprouts have catalyse which repigments the hair and since taking 1/2 cup a day with a 1/2 teaspoon of black mustard seed powder because it amplifies the nutrients, I have noticed I have less gray hairs now. I’ve had at least one gray hair since I was 10 and now I’m 30. I found out about catalase in broccoli sprouts from one of Dr.Bergs video.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing this.
@pineapple365 Wow, didn't know that. I love broccoli sprouts in freeze dried powder form and put it on almost everything. Can you detail your regimen on how to take the sprouts and black mustard seeds daily?
Whenever I go outside, I always wear a hat to protect my scalp from the sun and to provide that extra coverage around my SPF protected face. I'm starting to get some greys and when they become more pronounced, I plan to get low/highlights. Not looking forward to the extra expense, the exposure of chemicals, and the potentially more damaged/dry hair that comes with it. When I was in my 20s, I used to get my hair highlighted all the time.
I love my silver /gray hair. I see many young women go to the hairdresser to have silver put in their hajr. Acceptance of the inevitable. Makes life easier.
My dad died tragically when I was 24 and I got a strip of grey hair in the front of my face. A year later it went away. I'm 43 now and have seen my first grey hair again 😮
I’m so sorry you lost your dad so young.
My condolences for the loss of your father. My Sweet Husband died tragically last summer, 2023. I was at his bedside 24/7 till he passed away. Within 3 months of his death My hair turned completely Grey. I dyed my hair with highlights for years. I only had slightly Grey on sides of front hairline. With dying and highlighters I maintained a few Grey hairs from showing. After his death, my heart was so broken. I seldomly ate, I stayed hydrated that's about it. Each day was Doom/Gloom for me. I have not dyed my hair since his death. It is totally Grey. However, I get stopped by young and older people giving me compliments on my pretty Grey Hair. I know for me primarily it was stress and diet. My days are somewhat better now. I'm back to eating healthier and taking each day 1 day at a time. Spiritually, I am getting stronger in my life! Personally, I can attribute my Greying Hair to Stress. I'm staying Grey and moving forward! ❤
I notice that one tends to look the age one is, biologically.
The original study on greying hair was done in the 1930's and it was shown then thatvitamin deficiency was a key cause of greying.
Vets know this and supplement animals with greying fur.
Ayurveda recommends sesame oil, if you can tolerate it.
Because i have a lot of gray, Its so frustrating that i need root touch ups just 2-3 weeks after getting salon color work! And because Im brunette, grays are so noticeable at roots.
I hear you. Would highlights work for your hair? I'm quite dark brown underneath all those highlights and I get around 8-10 weeks out of them.
Try the Clairol ready mixed root touch up. No mixing. It's got a built in brush - so no need for gloves. I just dab on my hairline and on my parting and shower off 20 minutes later. I find it so much easier than regular hair dye. It lasts a long time at your only using a little each time.
@@thehonestchannel , thank u for your reply ! Yes i do highlights. Because my hair is dark brown, the gray "sprouts " grow so quickly and are in stark contrast. Using at home root touch ups is tiresome. I think i may need to consider going au natural because of the amt of gray i now have, but not quite there yet
Me too, my hair grows like weeds, I need root touch up every 10 days, no exaggeration. My hair is thin and frizzy and dull and it used to be a thick glossy wavy mane until menopause, now it’s like a burst couch! A weird texture and all over the place, but it does grow really really fast. I do wash in brown toner stuff, and semi permanent on it now so I don’t see the demarcation line so much, and I use a mix of hair thickening shampoo and one for reddish brown hair, I put it all in one big bottle with a pump thing
Have heard about cassia, henna and indigo mixes to naturally dye your hair?
If the tables encourage melanin production in the hair, then does this mean we will have more pigmentation on the skin, too?
Melanin in skin decreases as you age also.
The herb called FoTi will cause melanin production. I stopped taking it because it does thin blood, but when I did take it, I saw my eyebrow hairs that were white start to grow in dark again. I could see the line of demarcation in the hair, dark at the root and white at the other end. I faithfully colored my hair, so I'm not sure how much it affected the hair on my head. If i decide to go gray, I'll probably take FoTi again.
1 TBSP of blackstrap molasses worked for me! But you have to take it every day, and it took about a year…
I took it for a year at age 52.. it didn't help
Great Video. Interesting Discussion. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Btw nettle root extract reduces the testosterone buildup that leads to hair loss. It worked for me postpartum when I started to lose hair... it worked great!
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Do you use it topically, like a tea rinse for the hair or orally ?
I have discovered over my 50 years of life that no one really has any true answers on how to prevent hair loss or hair greying. Even in our day of technology advancement the hair remains a complete unsolvable mystery
You are so right!
I've seen some men reverse it. Showing videos over the course of a year. It was very cool. I've seen 2
Exactly, most of it if not all of it is BS.
I don’t think any thing is unsolvable
@@caty2fulI You are so wrong. Please verify before concluding.
I had a hair sunscreen years ago. I think it as from loreal. I stopped using because I didnt like the smell and the way it made my hair feel. I do wear a lot of hats because of my melasma.
Thanks Clare! I enjoyed this video. :) (I liked the hat you had on and showed very briefly, do you happen to have a link for it?) Thanks 😊
Thank you! It’s a Janessa Leone bucket hat but it doesn’t seem to be available any more. Sorry about that!
If they say it didn’t work, then it didn’t work. I’m not sure that’s about expectation. I’d be happy to get a little back, but I’m not gonna spend the money and time at this stage because I’ve been gray for years.
Ok lol.
I have white hair and it’s been thinning because of thyroid issues, perimenopause, etc. it’s so white it’s transparent. I hate it. My mom also had a full head at 37. She has thyroid issues as well. I also have so much breakage from my ears forward on top as well. Dry, dull, ugly & frizzy hair. 😢 I feel hopeless to some degree. I’ve been coloring my hair for years. I just learned from Barbara o’Neill that coloring your hair or putting any chemical on the scalp causes hair loss. I’m glad I listened to this video. He doesn’t recommend coloring it either at first, but highlighting it instead. Too late for me, but great advice for others.
Try carnivore diet to heal your thyroid. Also supplement with iodine
So sorry that you've been affected in this way. My mum also has a thyroid condition and felt very similarly.
Blackstrap molasses added to a cup of hot water also helps.
Thanks for sharing your tip!
I've tried this in my 30's. Took it for years. It didn't work.
Isn't that simply addressing an iron deficiency?
Thanks Clare. Great information. I am always amazed when people reverse their greys after chemotherapy/ immunosuppresant therapy. Something in the treatment must be affecting that one grey hair gene mentioned here. I do take many of the beneficial vitamins seperately. Although if i take too much selenium i get alopecia ( typically at the crown). I still have grey hair so i wonder how much i am absorbing the vitamins.
Could be genetics playing their part there. Like you, I take the vitamins mentioned but I guess there are so many other factors linked to how well we absorb nutrients. Glad you found the info helpful!
I am 57 next month, not one faded or grey hair, I am a redhead and told we are the last to go grey usually, but I had covid pneumonia a few years ago and lost about 60% of my hair and before that my hair was thinning due to peri-menopause too. I looked into it and started on clean collagen & silica and a hair tonic from Weleda and it took about 10-12 months, but my hair is thicker than ever. Agree with Jay also, diet etc is very important.
Really sorry you were so ill with covid - and pleased to hear you found a solution for your hair! Thanks for sharing this.
Your hairs got thicker not because of food..it is just change of protein structure of your new hairs. It is the same for people after chemo chemotherapy.. I lost 90 percent of hairs and my new hairs are much ticker, and appears I have much more hairs than before . Of cause good food is always important to maintain that.
Can you please share what products you used? Collagen, silica and hair tonic? Thanks
Can you please share which products you used? Thank you
@@divya715 Hi there, sorry just seen the reply, yes, I changed my diet, 2 eggs (organic) i eat every day (check Dr Berg) and I take clean collagen and silica from British Supplements and also vitamin D from the same company, I used to buy them from amazon, but not pure and the most important thing I found that made a difference is Weleda revitalising hair tonic, its £13-£14 and it lasts ages, but I have found that's amazing. Oh also 2 brazil nuts and 2 walnuts a day and tea spoon or 2 of pumpkin seeds and also progesterone natural cream online (no HRT). When I say my hair's gone from being so so thin, failing out everyday everywhere, to now 5 or so hairs in my brush and that's not exaggerating. It took over a year or so, but worth it, but one thing I would recommend is the Weleda and eggs!. x
love the Scottish accent, beautiful...
Thank you! 😊
While we're at aging:
Can you make a similar video on Hair darkening with age? I am naturally blonde, was always very fair, but with time my hair started to get darker. Especially the last 10 years. I am 53 now and suddenly my hair is dark blonde, i would say medium brown. My mother, who was also blonde, instead started getting gray in her forties, as my whole family on mother's side does.
I prefer being dark than gray, but dont like it.
What's the process behind getting (much) darker, and can we reverse it?
(I have to mention that for reasons other than hair, i am taking a lot of supplements since i was 44. Perhaps that prevented the graying).
I’ll keep this question in mind for future guests.
I started to get grays at 21 years old after losing my mother. I am 70% gray today at 40 years old.
I'm so sorry you lost your mother so young. Very tough loss to endure.
Great tips. Thank you for sharing~~~
Thanks for watching!
Sesame seed- copper restores the natural hair color.
A tablespoon a day?
@@sandranorman696 Start with 1 tablespoon a day and you will see if the growth of new hair is in its normal color.
Also here is one video with more info. and evidence , "Reverse gray hair with these 3 supplements"
@@sandranorman696 Start with 1 tablespoon a day and you will see if the growth of new hair is in its normal color. Also chek this vid. with more info... and evidence , "Reverse gray hair with these 3 supplements"
@@sandranorman696 Start with 1 tablespoon a day and you will see if the growth of new hair is in its normal color.
I Don't know why my comment is not going through. I hope this one will be posted.
Hello, does that palmitoyl work only on hair follicules? Just want to make sure that its use won't affect the skin on your face. Need no more melamine there.
Hi, Yes the PM-20 (peptide) you are referring to only effects the melanin in the hair follicles and not the melanin production in the skin.
When it comes to frizzy hair, I always look for a remedy. One remedy that really worked was a Pantene Pro-v shampoo that I bought abroad. It was like a magic, my hair were smooth like silk and under different type of water, so it wasn't just the water, it was the Shampoo. I feel like in US the shampoos all make your hair frizzy and unrully, just so you buy million other products to fix it🤦♀️
Sometimes it can be the difference in the water that affects your hair. I noticed mine was much frizzier on our recent trip to Southern California.
The Pantene Smooth & Silky formulation especially which has more of the defrizz or smoothing component (I assume), but I'm glad you posted this because I've definitely noticed it! 😊
@@thehonestchannel No, it wasn't different under different water. I used it abroad, in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, and then back in the US because I suspected that they maybe had better water. But there was 0 difference, still soft and no frizz😔 I can't find anything like that in the US, and I am not planning to pay $50 for a bottle of shampoo😪😅
@babycakes8434 The US hair products that I have been using for almost 20years with great results are the Aveda hair products (Be Curly) conditioner. It works great at conditioning without weighing it down or making your hair limp. They are expensive but Aveda are great products. Just an idea for ya😊
@@anitawi2309 Thank you for sharing. I think I found a remedy recently, and by accident. I use $$Store shampoos and conditioners, as well as tressemee, and tressemme purple shampoo too is great. I don't know the spelling of it though🤣😂 Thank you for sharing for sure.
Wearing a hat to stop oxidative stress from sun. 37:23 Didn’t actually think about that 😊
Blueberry, avocados 🥑, eggs….
I have a mix of full pigment hair strands to half pigment and white hairs
Hi Claire, have heard about Dr Sister’s inner beauty tablets? Do you mind to look into it? Thank you, always enjoy listening to you☺️
I’ll take a look to see if there’s some good evidence attached. Thanks for flagging
I’ve made a note of this. Thanks!
Thank you so much! I can’t wait to hear your input on this! 🥰🤗
Right, another antioxidant supplement to buy. I was eating antioxidants all my life growing up, but I started to go grey when I was 19y.o.
My grandma was into her 70s when she still had a lot of black hair. She wasn't the healthiest eater.
Also I eat avocados a day, and I still have tons of gray roots.
I call that supplement a snake oil, but to each their own.
I’m sure he is right about what he is saying. I’d like to point out a lot of people have absorption issues from impacted small intestines. It would take a lot of herbs that pull lymph to help that.
Great info tysm ❤
Thanks for watching!
I have 65 years old and some gray hair coming out now!
First grays at 65 is good going!
Hi, is there a way to get these products in the UK? Website says USA and Canada
I believe they're looking to extend shipping to the UK and other countries soon. You can email them at hey@areygrey.com for info.
Love your makeup Claire! You must share your lipstick and blusher ❤
Blush is a little strong , I’m sure she has beautiful natural skin color . Lipstick is great, just my opinion.
Thank you! The blusher is just a cheap one by Rimmel in Wild Card and I think I was wearing Charlotte Tilbury lipstick in 90s Pink ❤️
If you’re starting to go grey do a Demi or semi to blend greys.
My facial hair turned clear white in my 20s. Never smoked or had alcohol. Eat blueberries like crazy. Eggs all the time. Not sure how I could figure out what nutrients I'm deficient in if any.
Likely genetics at play there.
@@thehonestchannel I guess what I'm asking is what blood tests you can get to discover your deficiencies. Copper? Iron? B12? What else?
How about the graying blondes?
Love the recommendation to eat more avocados, but chickens' eggs are cholesterol bombs.
I DONT know what vitamin and supplements I am to take? No one said what the name? Just a few individuals nameB12
Jay sells a supplement that is linked in the description. If you check out the ingredient list you can take a look at the most important nutrients listed. Like I said at the end, I realized I’m already taking most of them in my multivitamin
Can we use the serum with laser hair cap? Is it safe? Thanks!
I’m going to ask Arey Grey if someone could take a look at the questions here so hopefully you’ll get a reply soon.
Hi, Yes it is safe to use Arey To The Root Serum with a laser light cap, I would recommend waiting until the serum has absorbed / dried before starting the laser cap treatment.
So he said that the reason we go grey on our front hairline is the overlap of chemicals?! Wish he'd said more and explained how to avoid this.
Many years ago before even used chemicals our ancestors still got white hair, especially at the front. I read it was to show superiority within your 'tribe', as you got older. Also a lot of older men who have never used a lot of chemicals on their face often have white hair at the temples.
What he said is not true. :)
Just try to use beauty products that are cleaner. You can wash your face with organic jojoba oil, wipe with a warm wet face towel after massaging. You can use brands that are more natural, or use things such as shea butter to moisturise your face.
Hi, This is Jay Small from the interview. In terms of chemical overlap and the front hair line, this is only one of many things that can contribute to your hair line turning grey and eventually white first. In my experience the pigment near the front hair line can change earlier and at a higher percentage then the rest of the head specifically the back. One of the reasons is chemical overlap from beauty products that contain harsh (not clean) ingredients. The other factors that can specifically effect the front hair line is sun exposure, chemical dyes and relaxers. Throughout my career I have observed thousands of clients and these are the causation factors associated with those that have had either premature or concentrated grey / white hair at the front hair line.
@@JaySmall-ny4sp Thanks so much! So basically make sure none of your face creams get onto the front hair line?
There are lots of people who are grey these days, and it looks quite presentable.
Absolutely.
Any alternatives to minoxidil?
My husband and dad use the Calecim hair system. I’ve done a few videos on it so I’ll link a couple in the description
@@thehonestchannel im in eastern Europe. So I want globally readily available product
Don't hats make male pattern baldness worse
Can’t find any scientific evidence to support that idea. This is an interesting article on this subject www.healthline.com/health/does-wearing-a-hat-cause-hair-loss
I am more gray at my part. I think sun exposure is a culprit.
Yes, it had never crossed my mind how big a factor sun exposure is until Jay said!
Gray hair ages …it’s a choice to make
Am I the only one who feels like this man has no idea what he's talking about is just making things up as he goes 🤣
What about foti herb
Yes, and spirulina and MSM. And supositely rice water.
Hi, this ingredient is in or supplement Not Today, Grey and our topical formulas.
I TAKE THESE VITAMINS STIL IT IS GREY ...
I remember when I found my first greys around the age of 31..I actually pulled them out..lol. bad idea!!!. Just go with the flow use color
I did the same 😁
Saptamrit loha, and amalaki rasayan by planet Ayurveda is what I recommend for my patients.
Hair color doesn’t cause more gray. That’s untrue
IS IT NOT THE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE WHICH MAKES THE WHITE HAIR ::
Thanks
Thank you for your support and generosity ❤️
Why is it that someone who is early 70s and not gray?
That's quite exceptional, but maybe all the factors we discussed like genetics, nutrition and wider lifestyle are all in perfect place : )
My mum, granny and her sisters all had hardly any grey hair at 70, 80 years old.
I've obviously got my dad's genes as I've got plenty.
@thehonestchannel At that age it's beyond nutrition. Gray hair when not due to extreme trauma_shock is mainly genetics. Some people just get it earlier than others.
@@thehonestchannelmy grandmom hardly had any greys well into her 80s. She did yoga every day and ate well/homecooked food. She seemed to grey overnight after contracting covid. I believe the stress contributed to her rapid decline and greying. She died shortly after.
Has anyone tried melatine?
The free tip; protect your hair from the sun.
had a look at the HP, think the results are not amazing, sorry
I took a tablespoon of black strands molasses daily for and entire month before I quit. It was so hard to take.
But later I noticed my grey hairs had a section of brown in between. (So from my scalp was grey, then the section of brown, and then grey to the end of the strand). I’m sure it was due to the black strap molasses. But I’d rather be grey. It was gross. Lol
That sounds interesting! I may try that for a month or so (between colouring:) - to compare my new growth, but dilute it in glass of warm water and drink. I do sip on chlorophyll in warm water, due to copper benefits, and the black strap molasses being high in B vitamins, sounds like a good blend to try... and get it over with, consuming once daily. ☺
Interesting!
Isn't grey hair an indicator of health?
Premature greying can be genetic but from what Jay describes, lifestyle, stress and nutritional deficiencies do also seem to play a big part. I found the vitamin B12 link particularly interesting.
I dont think so. You will get more get if you smoke, drink, or eat a lot of sugar.
@@lolitanolita9107And other people get it early while not drinking eating healthy.... In the vast majority of cases it's just genetic. There is nothing new we have seen it for years. Some people get it earlier than others. Some rare people die old with 0 gray hair and all have different diets.... The only thing I am sure we've all noticed around us is that high stress, long period of stress, trauma, shock....can make them come faster. Beyond that it's genetic.
@@HereDiianas 💯... For me, I think it's the sugar... Which I am trying to really cut on these days. Also I went through an extended period of stress which thankfully is over. My father was a sugar addict and he was all white in his 30's... I believe he also breathed a lot of chemical during the war.
Where are the answers?
Within the video. Changing diet, vitamins and topical solutions
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Another one who sells a dream that will never come true
I think his advice was pretty realistic. He’s not saying you can repigment white hair, but he’s saying you can slow and in some cases repigment greying hair
LMAO OK Dude
I used to work with this guy who dyed his hair white. He was early 30s. Not sure why he did it but he liked it. To me when your hair turns gray it means you are ripe for God to pick out of the earth 😊
What? It won’t be magic? I’m out.
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Just want to point out: trichology and trichologist rhyme with "trick".
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No you won't get your hair color back by eating better or taking vitamins. That's ridiculous to think that because MOST people eat well and take a lot of vitamins and they have grey hair.
48 and just starting to get a few🫣
Good going only having a few at 48 though!