I've heard it goes blonde as we age, then eventually white. I find that hard to believe though.
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Trending & News I've heard it goes blonde as we age, then eventually white. I find that hard to believe though.
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My dad just said that. He's usually wrong but I know gingers posess magical properties, so it may very well be true
Coming from a family of redheads, that was true for my grandma. The red faded, then ended up white rather than grey.
Is basically gotten a darker red and go straight to White No Gray!
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Natural redheads definitely can go grey, but it often looks different than in brunettes or blondes.
Red hair usually fades first to a lighter, coppery or strawberry blonde shade, then to a pale blondish or silvery color, and finally to white. The underlying pigment is lost gradually, so the “grey” stage can be less obvious, making it seem like they skip grey altogether.
So far mine has just turned more into a brownish color at 37. Still looks reddish in the sun though