Submitted by Jennifer (not verified) on January 29, 2009 - 14:13.
I started turning gray at 17, and immediately started my clairol addiction. My husband (even though he was balding) did not like the gray, so I kept it covered. He died when we were 35, I immediately stopped coloring. My hair was very long, so I had to suffer through a short haircut and about 2 years of Yuck. But now I am 47, my hair is long again and I get a lot of compliments. I admit that sometimes when I see myself in the mirror it is a little shocking. So many women tell me that they love my hair, but they refuse to give up the color themselves. They always say, mine would not be that pretty. I always say, how do you know?
I started turning gray at 17, and immediately started my clairol addiction. My husband (even though he was balding) did not like the gray, so I kept it covered. He died when we were 35, I immediately stopped coloring. My hair was very long, so I had to suffer through a short haircut and about 2 years of Yuck. But now I am 47, my hair is long again and I get a lot of compliments. I admit that sometimes when I see myself in the mirror it is a little shocking. So many women tell me that they love my hair, but they refuse to give up the color themselves. They always say, mine would not be that pretty. I always say, how do you know?