Right? I love it!

Exactly, she is stunning and has a perfectly symmetrical face.

@@florjean965 and her hair seemed to only grey not thin a bit. not saying the process wasn't hard for her, just saying we're all watching this video for a reason. shes stunning

Naw gray hair is genuinely pretty. Dying over it is doing NO ONE favors.

@@mermaidtingzzz exactly. Dye is extremely obvious on grey hair.

She also has a baby face 🤷🏾‍♀️

She really does and that gorgeous darker streak at the front, lucky her😂

She's got great hair, plus she's already beautiful.

Exactly!

Truth. My gray does not look like this.

I agree her greys look beautiful..as much as I do try to just ditch the dye..its hard.

Hello Debbe

Hello Debbe..

Of course your grey hair looks as beautiful as hers!

She dyed her hair grey to blend with existing and new grey hair. That's why it looks so nice. I can tell just by looking at it. I still appreciate the message though. I should dye it all grey, too. 🤔

Hello kiane

@@louisscott8732 👋

Gray is sign of glory and Women have lived LIFE

Hello Jenny..

So true. Notice how most anti aging product ads always have women on them.

@@babsie3235 selling products on insecurities

Sad, isn’t it? I think it’s lovely! But it’s not only women. Just For Men is still very popular and still runs their adverts. It’s a stigma for men too. Men just tend not to care as much about that than hairloss.

No, men look old (and are taught thru society that they look old) with grey hair and beards too... the only difference is that for men, ‘“salt and pepper” hair is considered “distinguished”.

Most likely due to Gentics

strong asian genetics and she probably eats a lot of vegetables, most asian cuisine isn’t just meat and rice or potatoes like americans.

@@diogoalexandree I agree. My aunt is from Okinawa and she has aged soooo well. I believe it's in her genetics and also her diet.... she's also always been a very active person.

No sugar

Asian don't raisin 😆

@Celtic girl That still doesn't take away from the fact that she is gorgeous. Don't downplay someone else's natural beauty.

@Celtic girl Most people who do that usually do find it odd. You were just called out on your low-key insecurity. Move on.

She also looks younger with the grey

@@royalgems5185 Yes, she does look younger, happier and carefree.

@@Votethepower Huh? Someone is wrong and insecure for saying a woman is naturally beautiful because she takes care of herself? I think _you_ are the one who needs to move on.

I've always thought gray hair looks best on voluminous hair lol.. if I ever started going gray I would rock it.

Exactly.....

Everyone’s grey is different it’s true. Im so happy I have a silver/platinum streaks around my temples, if I were a darker grey I’d want to lighten them to that color, i love when there’s contrast with highlights & lowlights like she has here, its gorgeous. I just like the middle ground- just bc ill go grey someday doesn’t mean I’m going to stop doing anything to my hair- I’m still going to play with highlights & color- I love it when mature ladies with grey have a streak of some fun, punky or mermaidy type color, i love a pink or purple streak thrown in the mix ☺️💗💜

That’s a very negative and discouraging attitude to have, and it shows the faulty logic society wants us to believe. Using your logic, not everyone looks as beautiful as she did when coloring her hair. Every woman I’ve followed in the silver sisters world looks better with their natural grey than with dye, especially if they have a lot of grey/silver hair and have to color every few weeks. With dye their skin looks pale and unflattering, but with their natural color their skin looks so much healthier. I never got compliments on my hair from random strangers until I let my hair be natural. Now I get compliments from strangers all the time, and most of them are men. The best part is I feel authentic and much healthier.

@@Westygal867 what I got from what she said was that this featured woman has very nice skin in terms of smoothness and not everyone is going to look as flawless as this women. Also the particular pattern of this woman’s grey hairs is aesthetically pleasing. If that is what she meant I agree with her. This women took care of her skin and body and that alone adds to her beauty. Where there are some people who would look older if they let their grey hair grow out.

I like your post and what you share on here, You seem like a nice woman. how are you doing

Yes, Storm!! I've been following her IG for a while now and I've never been able to pinpoint why she seemed familiar until your observation!

Or Queen Sindel from MK

Iam 66yrsold and I live my gray Hair I have not colored my Hair in over 10 Yrs

What caused you to be grey at 8? The earliest I've heard of was a 14 year old, and that was because of vitamin B12 deficiency...

I'm curious as well...I started getting gray around 9 or 10 but only on one spot in the front. By the time I was in my early 20's if I did would have not been coloring my hair I would have been completely white headed. I had dark brown almost black hair so the streak of gray in the front was my "skunk" streak. My great grandmother would tell me it was my native american blood...her and my great aunt had the same streak. No doctors ever thought it was odd that a 10 year old was going gray and honestly I never thought about it being a medical vs. Inherited thing.

@@radgirl333 When I was in elementary and high school, there was this girl who had dark brown curly hair with one streak of blond hair in the middle of her head. It was pretty cool and unique to me, but she didn't like it in high school and decided to dye it brown like the rest of her hair. :(

My mom started going gray at 13. @Fun in the Kitchen! it's usually genetic. @Lisa333, that's poliosis or a symptom of an autoimmune problem. Do you have any autoimmune disorders?

@@funinthekitchen844 I believe it’s just genetics. I’m the only person in my family to have gray hair at a early age, though my mom and grandmother went mostly gray in there late 40s early 50s. My fraternal twin sister started getting a few gray hair at 12. But I have many grays in the front and middle sections. They only grow there lol. Some strands start off black and turn gray, and vice versa.

That's really precious. Thanks for sharing. So sorry for the loss of your mom.

Right?!?! So lush!

Hello keisha..

Only do things for yourself no one else. I do use relaxers because its just much more manageable. You can have healthy hair even after using relaxers if you manage it right

@@PrincessofKeys who said she wasn’t doing it for herself? Maybe she didn’t want relaxers because they fuck up ur hair

Why were u stunned by her accent?

I don’t know any Asian people who grew up in the Deep South. Most seem to be from New England.:)

@@jasonbean591 wow..... Sir..... Asians are everywhere. And of every socioeconomic group

That's not early. I got my first when I was 25 and I did not dye it for 9 years and at 34 is when I noticed so much more. Now I am 35 and I get my hair colored. When I am maybe in my 60s or 70s I will be fine to go gray but I want to look as young and as good as possible. There is a certain kind of joy with youth that I love. I will embrace my later years at some point but right now I still have some things I want to do. I think its totally normal to go grey in your 30s

@@saramarshall2957 it’s normal so why not let it go? It should be normalized.

I bet that all white is so pretty 💗

@@chenemc8953 thank you 🙏🏻❤️I think my mom rocks it. But I’ve also heard people say mean things like she looks so much older, etc. I’m a big believer that we should all do what we want regardless of what people say. I think once more people embrace their white and greys, it will be normalized. And honestly her hair is feather soft since she stopped dying her hair. I love it 💕

@@NavierMasChannel Yes! I agree 💗💗💗

I'm 29 and in the same boat. My dad was fully gray by 30 so I get that from him. Just after lockdown last year I stopped dying my hair because the dye was actually making my hair fall out faster! Now that I stopped I have learned to love my hair its not always easy and I teeter totter almost weekly to dye it but I don't. Do what make you happy, if you want to dye it there is nothing wrong with that but if you don't, nothing wrong with that either. Its your hair and you rock it no matter what!

Omg. Me too. I'm 29 and for the first time I didn't dye my hair. It's honestly been tough mentally to accept it all. I've always had greys since I was 9/10. But once I turned 24 it just really exploded. Trying to let it all grow out but there're times I'm close to dyeing it again.

OMG me too! And the placement is not cute

Dye your hair of you want. It's yours and you can do whatever you need to give you peace and confidence. I'm just na internet stranger but so is the lady in thw video. Your hair your choice. You're so young choose a youthful playful color if you want.

I've had some grays since my early twenties and the latter half into my early 30s (33 now) more streaks have come in. I've never done a full dye, I did the balayage as a way to 'disguise' the gray and it's lower maintenance vs a full dye but decided to stop doing that and embrace them. Thinning hair runs in my fam so I'm just grateful I was lucky enough to still have full hair, and if that means grays then I'll take it ❤️

So why doesn't he dye his since he has so much advice to give in how you should wear YOUR hair?! People gotta practise what they preach out here 😖

Yes tell him to dye his hair first 😂🤣

I'll do you one better. I once had my hair cut into a pixie. The guy I was kind of seeing at the time criticized it. HE was SHAVED BALD (in response to his receding hairline I guess) except for a small strip of hair at the base of his head he grew long and braided like a queue 😆😆😆

Right. Let everyone do what they think ia best for them.

Exactly what I just said, but you said it better. My hair would never look that good.

I give compliments all day. It makes you feel good as well. My favorite is fly older women like this stunner. I will always give the fly older gals their due.

@@sandirichard5461" I will always give the fly older gals their due." Same here. There was this fly older woman standing by me in the train station and I was eyeing her boots. She caught me looking and says smiling, " you like what you see?". I'm like, "Yessss...you look awesome". I was kind of embarrassed that she caught me looking but we had a nice little exchange.

@@kickballfever lol! I love stories like that. She sounds so sassy! Lol 💕

I’m 35 & started to go grey a few years ago already.... I love that the young(er) 😜 folks have embraced grey as a trend! It’s kind of passed now but it makes me feel like its easier for me to go either way and not feel like i “look old”, because it can be a beautiful hair color on any age! I really like my silver streak, but I’m not ready for my all-over salt & pepper to be coming in. So I just wash over it with a very light concentration of henna, mixed with cassia, and it just turns them into strawberry blonde 🍓🌞🙂 that way the difference in color isn’t so big that there’s a line of demarkation, so it doesn’t really matter to me if my roots grow out, its actually really low maintenance. I could easily lighten it back up to Platinum or Silver if I wanted to let more of my grey come in. I think where women get into trouble is they try to go too dark, so then they get stuck into keeping up with root touch ups, because the line of demarkation is so harsh and obvious if you’re not sticking to a shade closer to the natural color. So a dark brown on light grey hair is super high maintenance! Ive even seen women rock their grow out though & not even care it’s a two-toned skunky look. That can be cool too. I really think its about self-acceptance, when you just don’t give a fuck anymore, and you rock whatever it is that’s happening on your head (lol) - thats when it becomes “cool” 😉😎 but hey, imitation is the highest form of flattery so, be nice to the young girls! Lol don’t you remember how hard it was to be that young & insecure? 🥺😝

Hello Robin..

OMG! I completely agree with you. I tried letting my gray hair grow out and I got terribly depressed. It aged me 15+ years. I will continue coloring my hair.

Hello Anne..

I’m fairly certain I’m mature at my age. I’m a sitting judge, attorney, 25 year military officer and combat veteran who’s a two time cancer survivor who’s raised 4 kids and has a fifth on the way via gestational carrier. And I color my hair. Not coloring your hair doesn’t have a damn thing to do with “maturity.” 🙄😡

@@fashiondiva6972 ...and I'm the Inspector of Scottland Yard. See? I can do the very same thing you did. :) ....and I gave you a dislike. :)

Exactly! I cut my very long hair in 2019 to let my gray grow out. I’ve finished the growing out process in Jan 2021. I’m only 41, but now that I’m trying to grow my hair long with the gray, I don’t like it. I’m considering dying it again 😲. I still “look” young. People think I’m in my mid-20’s still, but I don’t like the pattern of my gray. This woman has beautiful thick, luscious hair. Her gray pattern is amazing. Mine ended up like more pepper than salt and it looks like a bad 2000’s highlight job. You know the one with the cap that you pull your hair through 😂. I’m still debating! Throw almost 2 years away and cutting my long hair for this grow out process or just wait it out….🤔

She may have let her hair go grey but I bet she has a 8 step skin care routine. And I'm absolutely not knocking her for it. Whatever she's doing seems to be working. My hair has been dyed so many times a have a color wheel on my drivers license 😆..

Same! They're timeless!

It’s unfortunately a lot easier to accept gracefully and gratefully at 27 than at 47

Don't worry about being judged! People are always giving their opinions lol. It should be however you feel comfortable. She is beautiful either way. But the grey makes her look older. Some of us just don't want to get old🤣🤭. I guess we will sooner or later grow to love and embrace our grey!

@Roxie Beckles ... A word of caution from one sista to another ... Knowledge is power. Black hair dye products raise our risk of developing breast cancer by 60%. I dyed my hair for _decades,_ from the early 80's until 2017. Unfortunately, I found a lump that same year and stopped coloring my hair. In 2019 I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I wish I had known in my youth what I know now, and had just been content with the hair color God gave me. Of course you are free to choose, but please think long and hard if the tradeoff is worth the long-term risk to your health. God bless you.

@@AlmondJoie Please who told you that? .. How do you know exactly that it's the hair colour and not everything else you've been stuffing in your body since you were born?! BTW... If you stopped using it in 2017, it can't possibly be in your body two years later when you're diagnosed with breast cancer, and why did they let you go with a lump for two years why didn't they check to see if it was malicious? And you do know that the biggest cause of breast cancer is; being a woman... And of course genetic, you inherited bad genes especially when it comes to breast cancer..

@@AlmondJoie I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis. And, yes they have natural hair dyes like henna. Plus, I don't sit around and obsess about cancer risks. Everything in our world is a cancer risk. That cell phone or tablet folks are using to read this comment right now. The foods people eat, many people do not eat healthy. Air pollution from living in big cities. Perfumes and dyes in clothing. Plus, cancer risk is also hereditarily linked. I have no history of breast or any other kind of cancer in my family. The only family member who did have it was a half aunt whose MOTHER'S side had cancer. She isn't maternally related. Literally everything around us can cause ailments and disease. So folks can live in a bubble, or pick and choose their poisons honestly.

@@funinthekitchen844 The lump was the impetus for my decision to stop using hair color, but I wasn't examined until 2019. I've had lumps before so I didn't rush to the doctor. All that aside, the info is out there so you can read up on it, or not. While there are a whole plethora of other environmental issues that can cause cancer for which we have no control over, there are some things in life that we can choose not to do for the betterment of our health.

@@RedefiningBodybuilding Agreed. Thanks for sharing.