I’m a hair dresser and in my opinion more women color their hair then men. So you just don’t see the gray in their hair. Like highlights, when the roots start to grow out the gray hairs blend in with the blonde. I color 100 women’s hair to maybe 1 mans hair. Jus my personal opinion.
As far as I know, gender doesn't play a part in it. Women do tend to dye their hair too, but anyway, if I recall correctly, gender doesn't make your hair lose pigmentation, greying is based on genetics, natural hair color and nutrition/lifestyle.
You do know that her hair is dyed right? She is definitely not 85 with blonde hair. Everyone develops gray hair at different paces. It all depends on genes. Just like a guy can be bald at 20 vs a guy who's 40 and his hair is starting to recede.
Yes men’s hair does usually turn gray before women’s hair
It has to do with genes and hormones most likely. Testosterone helps cause baldness so I imagine the same goes with hair. If you injected a woman with testosterone she would probably start balding given enough time.
I am only 22 and I already have a couple of white hairs.
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I don't think so, dying is much more common among women, even at young ages, let alone when they get gray/white hair, even in your mother's case it likely that she forgot to two of her hairs, and it's not like she looks like that naturally.
Maybe a bit earlier in average. On my father's side men usually get gray hairs on their 60s and even then not much. My grandfather died a year ago in the age of 81 and over 95% of his hair was still dark.
Probably, on average. My ex started going grey before she was 30, though, and I didn't have any grey until I was close to 40.
Men on average start getting grey hair around their early thirties. Women on average start getting grey hair around thirty-five. The big difference is that far more women dye their hair than do men, so this give the appearance of women going grey much later.
Nope, it's just that men are far less likely to dye their hair. Focus on the roots and you'll see just as many women are gray.
It all depends on genetics, it has nothing to do with gender.
I think it's generally true but hard yo say. Women are mote likely to die their hair to hide the gray than men. My grandpa didn't have any gray hair until he was in his 70s,
I turned gray decades ago and my wife is just starting to get gray. Of course, you never know who is coloring their hair - - - - -
My mom started getting gray hair in her 20’s, my dad only started getting gray hair in his late 50’s! I think I probably won’t get any until my late 30’s or 40’s!
I have a few , even white hairs...
But that's hereditary
I think so. Really dark hair goes gray faster.
It's because women cause us a lot of stress
Have you heard about women colouring their hair?
u Who knows women are always dying their hair
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