What causes gray hair at a young age and is there anyway to prevent the furhter growth of them?
March 29, 2009 · Filed Under 1167
wizzzdork asked:
I’m 16 years old and over the past few years i have realized the growth of gray hairs in my scalp and each year the numbers have only multiplied. What is the cause for the growth of gray hair at a young age and what can i do to minimize the growth? Is there anything I should eat for example.. thankyou for insight.
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I’m 16 years old and over the past few years i have realized the growth of gray hairs in my scalp and each year the numbers have only multiplied. What is the cause for the growth of gray hair at a young age and what can i do to minimize the growth? Is there anything I should eat for example.. thankyou for insight.
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Stress is causing it, there is no miracle cure, just try to relax more often and possibly start dying your hair.
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I guess I should be asking the same question. I got my first gray hair at about 20 yrs old, and now (45) I am mostly gray.
Here’s an important thing to remember: it is better for your hair to turn gray than to turn loose!
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gray hair @ a young age r caused by stress.
a way to get rid of em’ is to STTOP streesing.
go to a yoga class or do something to get things off ur mind.
or u can dye ur hair.
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Stress causing hair to fall out is a common wives’s tale. The truth is that gray hair is hair that has lost its melanin (the cells that provides color to hair strands). This is common in people on certain medications, people who have lost their hair to cancer and people who’s body have gone through a dramatic change. This is also common in people with darker skin and hair due to their ethnicity’s. This may also be genetic. Although there is really no cure using a semi permanant color on your hair that is close to your natural shade every month will cover the grays without you having to worry about grow out
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Just wanted to point out that Caitie is correct; grey hair is caused by genetics not stress.