Winter Wellness Series Part 3 It seems like everything changes as we age. Our skin, our body shape, our weight, sometimes our height and shoe size…and of course, our hair. As we age, our hair becomes drier because the oil glands have shrunk. The follicles get smaller, and can actually produce a hair that can’t be seen. Changes in hormones result in hair that is more coarse, and if you add in health issues and …
If you’re thinking about the best way to go about a gray hair transition, you’re not alone, my friend. We would have to look far and wide to find someone over the age of 50 (and in most cases, much younger) who did not have one gray hair on their head. Why does this happen? Well, it is a natural part of the aging process. As we get older a number of changes occur in …
Gray hair doesn’t just magically appear overnight. So when you think about how to go gray quickly it’s going to be a process that requires some very specific expertise. That was my conclusion anyway when I decided that removing hair color to go grey was the way to go for my transition. Most of us start to experience the joys of going gray in our 40’s, although for some it happens much earlier. Going gray …
I’ve been pondering the idea of letting my hair go back to its natural color, which at this point in my 60+ life is a medium to dark brown with lots of gray ‘highlights’. It would be quite the dramatic change from my auburn-haired look, that’s for sure. And if I’m going to go down that road, I want to approach it from the aspect of going gray gracefully, at least as much as possible!. …
I love my granddaughters’ hair, all three of them. It’s so soft and beautifully silky. The curls are naturally bouncy and just seem to make them look even more adorable than they already are, similar to the image above of this lovely young girl (with the most beautiful blue eyes.) My aging hair, on the other hand, while still full and thick, seems to have a mind of its own, and I think the mind …