I'm 34 and my gray's started coming in like the beginning of last year. I'm not sure how to feel about it yet but you truly help me with either decision I'm going to make. I really appreciate that. And I'm so frickin happy for you! Beautiful always!
Why are men with gray hair seen as distinguished, while women with gray hair are judged as ‘letting themselves go’? 🧐 Misogyny. You go girl! You are fabulous ❤
Exactly, look at richard gere, he has been a silver fox for so long, even in pretty woman (he was 40 at the time), he was grey. We don't see female celebs that have grey hair, so it's not the "norm". Try thinking of a beautiful grey haired lady, they all typically fight to keep it covered up. I can think of helen mirren, jane fonda, diane keaton, but they are all grandma age 70-80.
You look beautiful with gray hair o any color Even with not hair You look good!! You have such a beautiful face everthing look good on You !! So do wherever make You happy !!sending You positive energy 🤗
I’m 40 and stopped covering my gray about two years ago, and I think you’re right when you said how being happy and content in life is a huge factor in accepting it…I found my fiancé 7 years ago, and when I realized every time I changed my hair he would say “babe you always look good” that he actually meant it, and that my kids could care less about what color my hair is, I was like why am I doing all this upkeep? For other people? Anyways you’re doing great and your hair looks so beautiful…. Just wait till you see a gray from root to tip! You will never want to cover them again. ❤
I'm 42 and currently going through my grey hair journey. I haven't dyed my hair in a year and I love it! It was always such a pain in the ass. I'm loving the results 💗
You look beautiful either way whatever you decide. You have definitely influenced me into accepting my grey hair. It’s so weird for me though because I have watched you for so long and you were always saying you were going to leave your hair alone. You use to change it so much but to see you actually do it now to grow out grey hair I’m surprised is all but I love the complete acceptance of oneself. I never thought about that being rebellious but in a sense it is either way I feel like I’m on a journey to discovering myself as well, it’s good to hear that others are too!❤
I was actually just talking to my husband about your gray hair journey because he keeps telling me to stop covering it up and dying it. To just let it grow out for once and embrace it. I told him that you are doing that and it inspires me , but it's hard to really let go of all those years of hair dying and just let it be. Lots of love and good energy Kasey✨️💫❤
I got my first gray when I was 19 and pregnant. I've had my moments with allowing myself to be ok with it. Makeup and beauty is a way to express myself, and my hair is a part of that. I'm happy for you and so glad you are on this journey!
People will always find a way to judge someone else especially when that someone is going against the norm. Accepting your natural hair and color is great as you said to embrace your character and true self. I haven’t shaved my body in years and I’ve been judged, mostly by other women, but I don’t let others opinions influence my personal choice with my body. I think it’s great to have more people like us doing our own thing so we can stop the societal expectations and norms about looks and appearance.
Hi Casey! I've loved watching your gray-haired Goddess journey so far! I'm 35 and just began seeing my greys sprout, and its because of YOU that I've embraced them and changed my mindset about this process. So, thank you! You're absolutely stunning, and we love your grays! Xo 💙
I noticed my first white hairs at 23. 31 now and I have a few little streaks at the front of my head. I have mid blonde hair so it isn’t tooo noticeable but I never intend on dying them. I look forward to being the older lady with white hair
I think your hair looks awesome! A lot of our hair color origin can be passed down through families. Both my sister and I have very little gray. Our father’s parents were from Romania. I’ll be 70 next month and have some gray in front of my ears, my sister, 73 has less than me. I embrace mine, like I’ve gained some wisdom from each strand. We swerve with the curve! As a longtime subscriber, I am so happy for your happiness! You deserve all the wonder this life has to offer, sweet girl!❤
When you realize that validation and feeding the ego is the driving force of most things, you’ll learn radical self acceptance is the only way for true inner peace. ❤️ happy for you.
I’m only 32 and I have so so much grey/white hair. I still highlight my hair, but It’s encouraging to see a woman I look up to embracing and accepting this hair journey I am also on. Thank you for sharing ❤️
love this. im literally growing my hair out too and my natural is brown but i have been coloring my hair since i was literally 12 and im 33 now. i do too have grey hairs in my brown hair that is growing out. and idc because i know im getting older and that does not mean u let ur self go.
I just turned 45 and decided to stop coloring my hair 5 months ago And I noticed people treat me differently and not always in a positive way. My hair dresser tried to talk me out of it but I just got tired of covering up. I felt like I was hiding something. I have started wearing all my eyeshadow and jewelry that I have had waiting for a special occasion.I am trying to remind myself Life is the special occasion and it's ok to look my age. It is a privilege to age,not everyone gets to do it. Blessings and good luck on your journey
Your grey is beautiful❤ I’m four years in and my grey is not as uniform as yours but I love it. I will say it’s been disappointing that most negative comments I receive are from women. That said, I’ve realized that the only beauty standard that should matter to me is that which I set for myself.
It's all about destroying beauty standards, not reconstructing them. That's it. I like what you said that people get confused when they see grey in "young" people, i like questioning the given standards! Go!
I’m so glad you posted this. I’m 38 and keep going back and forth about when to stop dying my grey roots. I’m so sick of keeping up with it but am also struggling with letting it go.
Omg you are just amazing. You look beautiful with your grays girl. I have never commented on any TH-cam video. But felt like I had to just give you major props
I stopped doing artificial shit to my body, I now focus on working out and maintaining a healthy life . That’s way more important than having full lips or fewer wrinkles or no grey hair.
Thank you so so much Dear for Another Amazing and Beautiful Video.Thank you for always being such a Beautiful, inspiring,and wonderful TH-camr.I will always support you so so so much🥹💗💗
I started going grey at 16.. It was devastating and at 16 you just want to fit in. It was really hard. Now I am not really bothered a lot about it. It is what it is when you start getting older
Mine is silver strands throughout and small chunks in the front.. I started getting white/silver hair in my 20s, now 44, It does make me look and feel old, i don't like it but can't stop it. So decided to ride the wave and see what it looks like. Also it is freeing not having to dye your hair every other week or monthly.
I'm in my 50s. I started to let it go gray, but the silver was blinding. And it really aged my look. I do have a younger look to my face for my age, so I'm just not ready yet. But it is a lot to keep up with every month.
The problem with going grey for some people, is that the color does not suit them. Also grey hair tends to look coarse; not like the smooth color of your natural hair.
I’m 29, lots of grays. Always get mistaken for looking 23ish (literally today lol) so I like the salt n pepper look. Just worry my natural color can look dull somedays and crave change too
I enjoy this video a lot. I am 43 yo asian and have about 60 percent of my hair is gray. I have chunks on my bangs and I have been coloring it dark brown for at least 6 years. but few moms ago I finally got to a point to grow my hair. I am not on my 3 going on 4 most without touch up when normally I would co it every month once or twice. I am glad I started embracing "wisdom" but Im not gonna lie that a lot of times when I look in the mirror it is all could see and I would have this very strong urge to cover it. being asian I have a naturally black thick hair and it is beautiful but I also have been getting a lot of grey. my husband and kids don't want me to color them anymore and jus let it grow. for some reason especially my husband like my gray. he thinks its like highlights especially have chunks on the from and left bangs. I admit it looks great but I still have strong urge every now and then to cover it. I am going to keep growing it and hope I could hold it for as long as I could. I am doing this mainly coz I hate coloring my hair. so tired of doing it. I dread the time when I had to touch up again.
Your 30s are the best. My mom always said her 30s were the best time of her life and I’m 38 and completely agree! I’m so much more confident and able to not give a shit in my 30s. I’m happier and taking better care of myself. Embrace the 30s, girl!
Radical acceptance 👌🫶🏼 I went grey and hella thinning since my mid 30’s and thought that I was “supposed” to dye my hair or buy products to make my hair look thick. I have done lots of inner work and love and accept myself completely. Now I am on the outer journey. Thank you for sharing your journey. I am not alone. 🫶🏼
You’re an old wise soul in a young body 🥹 and I know you’re awake (not woke) been following you since the beginning❤
I'm 34 and my gray's started coming in like the beginning of last year. I'm not sure how to feel about it yet but you truly help me with either decision I'm going to make. I really appreciate that. And I'm so frickin happy for you! Beautiful always!
Why are men with gray hair seen as distinguished, while women with gray hair are judged as ‘letting themselves go’? 🧐 Misogyny. You go girl! You are fabulous ❤
Literally never heard that
@@Jheneaaikoit’s common knowledge. Men are “silver foxes” women are seen as haggard and witches who have given up on themselves if they stop dying.
Exactly, look at richard gere, he has been a silver fox for so long, even in pretty woman (he was 40 at the time), he was grey. We don't see female celebs that have grey hair, so it's not the "norm".
Try thinking of a beautiful grey haired lady, they all typically fight to keep it covered up.
I can think of helen mirren, jane fonda, diane keaton, but they are all grandma age 70-80.
That is true.indeed dying your hair all the time is annoying I love the gray
You look beautiful with gray hair o any color Even with not hair You look good!! You have such a beautiful face everthing look good on You !! So do wherever make You happy !!sending You positive energy 🤗
You are so smart to figure this out at such a young age. I didn’t until I was in my 40s . I absolutely love and have never regretted going gray .
Your hair look so much fuller. It looks healthy. Ain't nothing better than healthy hair.
I’m 40 and stopped covering my gray about two years ago, and I think you’re right when you said how being happy and content in life is a huge factor in accepting it…I found my fiancé 7 years ago, and when I realized every time I changed my hair he would say “babe you always look good” that he actually meant it, and that my kids could care less about what color my hair is, I was like why am I doing all this upkeep? For other people? Anyways you’re doing great and your hair looks so beautiful…. Just wait till you see a gray from root to tip! You will never want to cover them again. ❤
I'm 42 and currently going through my grey hair journey. I haven't dyed my hair in a year and I love it! It was always such a pain in the ass. I'm loving the results 💗
It’s so refreshing to see people accepting their natural self. Especially in times when doing so is rare or looked down on
I really like how self aware you are, and how easy you can put into words these inner processes. Thank you!
You look beautiful either way whatever you decide. You have definitely influenced me into accepting my grey hair. It’s so weird for me though because I have watched you for so long and you were always saying you were going to leave your hair alone. You use to change it so much but to see you actually do it now to grow out grey hair I’m surprised is all but I love the complete acceptance of oneself. I never thought about that being rebellious but in a sense it is either way I feel like I’m on a journey to discovering myself as well, it’s good to hear that others are too!❤
Thank sm for for this video , I myself is loving my greys I'm turning 39 soon & IV never felt more powerful and beautiful💕
I was actually just talking to my husband about your gray hair journey because he keeps telling me to stop covering it up and dying it. To just let it grow out for once and embrace it. I told him that you are doing that and it inspires me , but it's hard to really let go of all those years of hair dying and just let it be. Lots of love and good energy Kasey✨️💫❤
you'll know
I got my first gray when I was 19 and pregnant. I've had my moments with allowing myself to be ok with it. Makeup and beauty is a way to express myself, and my hair is a part of that. I'm happy for you and so glad you are on this journey!
People will always find a way to judge someone else especially when that someone is going against the norm. Accepting your natural hair and color is great as you said to embrace your character and true self. I haven’t shaved my body in years and I’ve been judged, mostly by other women, but I don’t let others opinions influence my personal choice with my body. I think it’s great to have more people like us doing our own thing so we can stop the societal expectations and norms about looks and appearance.
I love love the gray! I am so happy you are embracing it! I can’t wait until I’m there, I think it’s gorgeous!
Hi Casey! I've loved watching your gray-haired Goddess journey so far! I'm 35 and just began seeing my greys sprout, and its because of YOU that I've embraced them and changed my mindset about this process. So, thank you! You're absolutely stunning, and we love your grays! Xo 💙
Yes I saw my first greys which look
White at 35 this year too I think it started last year
I noticed my first white hairs at 23. 31 now and I have a few little streaks at the front of my head.
I have mid blonde hair so it isn’t tooo noticeable but I never intend on dying them. I look forward to being the older lady with white hair
I’m so happy that you’re happy and at peace in life , it’s beautiful to hear 🧡
I think your hair looks awesome! A lot of our hair color origin can be passed down through families. Both my sister and I have very little gray. Our father’s parents were from Romania. I’ll be 70 next month and have some gray in front of my ears, my sister, 73 has less than me. I embrace mine, like I’ve gained some wisdom from each strand. We swerve with the curve! As a longtime subscriber, I am so happy for your happiness! You deserve all the wonder this life has to offer, sweet girl!❤
When you realize that validation and feeding the ego is the driving force of most things, you’ll learn radical self acceptance is the only way for true inner peace. ❤️ happy for you.
It doesn't make you look old somehow and it looks prettier everytime
35 years old and 40 % is grey now. It feels really good. And im feeling strong!
Stay true to what you want and what feels right for you 💪🙌
I’m only 32 and I have so so much grey/white hair. I still highlight my hair, but It’s encouraging to see a woman I look up to embracing and accepting this hair journey I am also on. Thank you for sharing ❤️
love this. im literally growing my hair out too and my natural is brown but i have been coloring my hair since i was literally 12 and im 33 now. i do too have grey hairs in my brown hair that is growing out. and idc because i know im getting older and that does not mean u let ur self go.
I just turned 45 and decided to stop coloring my hair 5 months ago
And I noticed people treat me differently and not always in a positive way. My hair dresser tried to talk me out of it but I just got tired of covering up. I felt like I was hiding something.
I have started wearing all my eyeshadow and jewelry that I have had waiting for a special occasion.I am trying to remind myself Life is the special occasion and it's ok to look my age. It is a privilege to age,not everyone gets to do it. Blessings and good luck on your journey
Your grey is beautiful❤ I’m four years in and my grey is not as uniform as yours but I love it. I will say it’s been disappointing that most negative comments I receive are from women. That said, I’ve realized that the only beauty standard that should matter to me is that which I set for myself.
It's all about destroying beauty standards, not reconstructing them. That's it. I like what you said that people get confused when they see grey in "young" people, i like questioning the given standards! Go!
You are so beautiful, with or without grays! You go girl!! ❤️💕❤️
I’m so glad you posted this. I’m 38 and keep going back and forth about when to stop dying my grey roots. I’m so sick of keeping up with it but am also struggling with letting it go.
Omg you are just amazing. You look beautiful with your grays girl. I have never commented on any TH-cam video. But felt like I had to just give you major props
I stopped doing artificial shit to my body, I now focus on working out and maintaining a healthy life . That’s way more important than having full lips or fewer wrinkles or no grey hair.
keep it coming man i appreciated that hope to see more in future
Thank you for sharing your journey. Your hair looks beautiful. I'm so happy that you are so happy. ❤
I love everything you said and agree that our hair is a way that we can reinvent ourselves ❤
I personally think gray is pretty. Natural sparkles!
It looks great in my opinion, love for you that you are in such a good place!
The last time I dyed my hair was late August of this year, and I have to say that I found motivation watching your videos. Thank you! 💕
Thank you so so much Dear for Another Amazing and Beautiful Video.Thank you for always being such a Beautiful, inspiring,and wonderful TH-camr.I will always support you so so so much🥹💗💗
I love that, thank you! I appreciate you
I started going grey at 16.. It was devastating and at 16 you just want to fit in. It was really hard. Now I am not really bothered a lot about it. It is what it is when you start getting older
Wow! So interesting really! I think gray hair is beautiful the older I get :)
You may have gray hair, but your skin is flawless & beautiful! ❤
Love this, and you! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Mine is silver strands throughout and small chunks in the front.. I started getting white/silver hair in my 20s, now 44, It does make me look and feel old, i don't like it but can't stop it. So decided to ride the wave and see what it looks like. Also it is freeing not having to dye your hair every other week or monthly.
I’m going grey as well and I love it 🥰
you should go all gray!!!😊
Love this so much ❤
thanks for stopping by xoxo
Kudos to you Casey! Personally I will continue to color my hair. 🥰❤️
This was great ❤❤❤❤
I'm in my 50s. I started to let it go gray, but the silver was blinding. And it really aged my look. I do have a younger look to my face for my age, so I'm just not ready yet. But it is a lot to keep up with every month.
Love the hair ❤ keep it up!
Soo beautiful ❤️
You look gorgeous ❤
I love it! I’m inspired to do the same. Love you ❤
I have my natural hair color I just pull a couple highlights through a cap
Couple times a year. So much easier than coloring 🙌🏽
The problem with going grey for some people, is that the color does not suit them. Also grey hair tends to look coarse; not like the smooth color of your natural hair.
Beautiful video
What foundation are you using?
I got gray hair at the age of 20…apparently in my family everyone got it young as well.
Love!!!!!❤
I’m 29, lots of grays. Always get mistaken for looking 23ish (literally today lol) so I like the salt n pepper look. Just worry my natural color can look dull somedays and crave change too
the craving for change is tricky!!! I use makeup for my "change" lol
I stopped dying my hair too. I'm 39.. w greys
Looks gorg! You should let doja go gray too!!!❤😊😅
You're so beautiful
They grey is beautiful! It almost looks like high quality high lights and low lights that people pay a fortune for. Very pretty.
right! Ive always wanted cool tone highlights and nature is like "hey... look at me" lol
👏🏼 ❤
Love this video. Thank you for this. You’ve really helped with my narrative on my gray journey as a 37 yo. And that blush girl 😆
You look great. Look happy and hot!
Join the club
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I enjoy this video a lot. I am 43 yo asian and have about 60 percent of my hair is gray. I have chunks on my bangs and I have been coloring it dark brown for at least 6 years. but few moms ago I finally got to a point to grow my hair. I am not on my 3 going on 4 most without touch up when normally I would co it every month once or twice. I am glad I started embracing "wisdom" but Im not gonna lie that a lot of times when I look in the mirror it is all could see and I would have this very strong urge to cover it. being asian I have a naturally black thick hair and it is beautiful but I also have been getting a lot of grey. my husband and kids don't want me to color them anymore and jus let it grow. for some reason especially my husband like my gray. he thinks its like highlights especially have chunks on the from and left bangs. I admit it looks great but I still have strong urge every now and then to cover it. I am going to keep growing it and hope I could hold it for as long as I could. I am doing this mainly coz I hate coloring my hair. so tired of doing it. I dread the time when I had to touch up again.
I needed this, I turn 30 on January 7th and I’m so nervous and scared to leave my 20’s. 😬 thank you
Your 30s are the best. My mom always said her 30s were the best time of her life and I’m 38 and completely agree! I’m so much more confident and able to not give a shit in my 30s. I’m happier and taking better care of myself. Embrace the 30s, girl!
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Radical acceptance 👌🫶🏼 I went grey and hella thinning since my mid 30’s and thought that I was “supposed” to dye my hair or buy products to make my hair look thick. I have done lots of inner work and love and accept myself completely. Now I am on the outer journey. Thank you for sharing your journey. I am not alone. 🫶🏼