Hair turning white

We’ve all been taught to believe once your red hair goes gray or white, that’s it. Your only option is to embrace the gray or color it because it’s going to be gray forever. A new study from Columbia University is showing us it might not be true anymore. Gray/white hair comes as part of the aging process so it’s normal to have gray hairs later in life, but what about those of us who haven’t even reached “mid-life” yet and are already going gray? One of the main causes of gray hair in younger…

Gray hairs seem to accumulate when we’re stressed. In a new paper, researchers identify a potential mechanism for this common but poorly understood phenomenon.

Spotting white hair can be annoying. However, there are remedies to reduce white hair in the future. Click here to learn how to get rid of white hair naturally.

As we get older, our hair changes color. If you find that your white hair color is washing you out, there are steps you can take to fix it. Here are

What Toner Should I Use To Get White Hair? Toning is similar to icing on cupcakes in terms of hair color. It’s the final, fine-tuning touch that elevates the basics to something truly refined. It’s like a topcoat that can emphasize certain tones in your strands and also add some shine. Many people confuse it with hair dye. Hair dye can be permanent and can cause some damage to the hair.

Would you love to transition to gray hair but don't want to look old? Check out my post on how to wear gray hair without looking old, for tips on how to actually look YOUNG with gray hair!

As people become older, their hair can turn white. Find out more about what causes hair to lose its pigmentation, and what you can do to prevent it happening so quickly.

Discover why your gray hair is turning yellow and learn ways to prevent it. Find the best shampoo for gray or silver hair and maintain your beautiful, white locks.