On Sun, 18 Jun 2006 15:57:59 -0500, Dora wrote:
>PLEASE don't tell me noone on the lace chat list dyes their hair!   Though I 
>suppose it's a natural place to find alot of people into being sweet old 
>ladies.
Well I'm not old and I'm not at all sweet, but I do dye my hair.  I used to
have very dark brown hair, the darkest shade that white-skinned people have
naturally.  On my 30th birthday I found my first white hair.  For a while it
looked like highlights, then I had it dyed with blonde highlights to hide
it, then I gave in and let more white hairs appear.  That was OK while the
mix of brown and white looked like lighter brown hair overall, but now it's
got to looking overall grey.  So I dye it with an ash colour which takes it
back not to brown all over, but the effect of brown with about 5 years worth
of grey.  This works for me because it doesn't look obviously dyed, which
full brown did.  Also the roots are a lot less noticeable. 

I suspect the hair colouring products in UK and US are different.  When I
tried brown dye on mine it caused an overall yellow highlight which looked
very wrong, and the two white wings I have in the front went a disgusting
brassy yellow.  So I use ash (which is supposed to be a blonde dye) to get
my hair back to a semblance of brown with a bit of grey.   Which is probably
absolutely no use to someone who was blonde to start with.
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