Hot. And here's some food for thought:
White hair + money = extremely attractive.
White hair + not so much money = still good looking.
Dyed hair + money = desperate and unattractive.
Hot, hot, hot!
Hmmm. Not fair. No choices. Don't matter. It's a question for laddies anyway. Great actor though.
No, this is a myth. However, if you continue plucking hairs anytime you don't like the color, you will begin to lose hairs before they can grow back. Just color your hair if you are seeing lighter ones too often.
I asked my hair dresser this. He stated it was a myth.
nooo... not true
No; it is an Urban Legend. The Urban Legend says that if you pluck 1 then 2 will grow back, but that is not true.
Or is there a 50/50 chance that it may grow back in the original color (black for me)?
Thanks!
Sorry, but it will grow back the same color. Due to hair follicles that are now altered, for whatever reason, will continue to grow back the same hair color. I know it sucks!
most likely it would become white but their might be the 50/50chance since its starting a new root. =)
It will probably grow back black.But eventually every hair will turn white.Dying your hair over and over is going to damage the root or give you an itchy scalp.
You can keep pulling.But remember it will eventually ALL turn white.Then what will you do?Go bald?
ouch. regardless, don't pull out your hair to try to preserve color :(
embrace it!
Food that have vitamin B thank you
Niacin (Vitamin B3) - Promotes scalp circulation. Food sources: Brewer's yeast, wheat germ, fish, chicken, turkey and meat. Daily dose: 15 mg. Warnings: Taking more than 25 mg a day can result in "niacin flush" - a temporary heat sensation due to blood cell dialiation.
Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5) - Prevents graying and hair loss. Food sources: Whole grain cereals, brewer's yeast, organ meats and egg yolks. Daily dose: 4-7 mg.
Vitamin B6 - Prevents hair loss, helps create melanin, which gives hair its color. Food sources: Brewer's yeast, liver, whole grain cereals, vegetables, organ meats and egg yolk. Daily dose: 1.6 mg. Warnings: High doses can cause numbness in hands and feet.
Vitamin B12 - Prevents hair loss. Food sources: Chicken, fish, eggs and milk. Daily dose: 2 mg.
100% whole grain bread has most B-vitamins but I think it would be easier to take a B-vitamin supplement. If you go to a health food store you could just purchase a B-50 supplement. It has all the B-vitamins you need.
Vitamen B tablets
but don't take to many cuz you could OD on them
Did a doctor tell you that?
My hair went white at 12 because of genetics, not a vitamin deficiency, don't listen to just any moron, ask a doctor.
NO! Each hair has it's own follicle from which it grows, pulling any hair, white or otherwise, does not increase the amount of follicles. What's taking place is this...our hair looses pigment with time. More time, more lost pigment..(white hairs). So the number of white hairs is increasing, but NOT because you pulled out any hair.
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YES!
yes that is true..i'm only 22 and i had like 1 or 2 and i've maybe already had like 20 that have been all pulled out..sucks
yup
no that's bullshyte.
apparently its true... dont pull it out dude... just dont do it.
I did, and 3 years later I'm salt and pepper headed.
did I mention I'm only 24?
Im 23 and have had brown hair my whole life up until recently. im growing auburn hairs....
Not if you continue until your bald. Listen, it's a never ending battle when you reach a certain age. Dye it.
I havent im a very stressed out person which is another cause for gray air and i got one gray hair pulled it out and i have not gotten another one
no, it is heredity that makes your hair grey
No. Each hair follicle turns gray according to your genetic profile and other factors like excessive stress, etc. Pulling out a hair will not make other hairs suddenly turn gray from fright! They are programmed to turn gray eventually anyway.
i dont know. if i see a white hair, i'd care less about it. if i ever see a split end, i wouldnt touch it. if i see a pimple, i wouldnt touch it either. to me, when i care the most about something, it doesnt go away for a long time.
people say yes but i think it doesnt, when you start having white hair you start getting it often. white hair is produced mainly from stress and old age.
no, if you damage the root, nothing will grow back.
*people who don't know what they're talking about shouldn't answer questions*
No, lol! You pull a grey hair because it's grey. What grows back in it's place is going to be grey.
Hair doesn't begin at the root and just grow out grey. The colored hair you already HAVE, turns grey...so you pull one thinking it will get rid of it, but in the mean time...other hair is progressively turning so it SEEMS like you have more grey because you pulled one, but really...it's just naturally turning.
Now, sometimes if you have a head wound, the scar will grow grey hair.
Nope. Don't believe in this myth.
no that is an old wives tale..the hair will regrow will not cause you to get three or four more in its place..i do it to the ones i have on my crown...i have for the last year when i started getting them..i have not seen an increase
I think it depends on what you're used to styling. I've had stylists who have done both white and ethnic hair tell me that my "white" hair is very easy to style because it does what they want it to do. With ethnic hair, I think it holds a style better than my hair---for example, my hair doesn't hold a curl well, but its really easy to straighten and smooth out.
I don't know about styling , but i think black hair looks better , because it looks a tad more natural and will go better with your clothes. Personally I prefer natural brunette or blonde =]
depends on the style.....
White hair is a lot easier to style than black hair
That's just genes. Completely normal, nothing to worry about for your age.
Well I think it is a chemical that causes your hair to turn white, so if you are still young and have this happen to you then the white hair strings are getting some of the chemical that turns hair white. But I could be wrong though.
The hair tends to change colors on its own. Some people get greys faster than others. Most likely it is just your hair changing on you.
