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The Baby Boomer Homepage is your source for trends, research, comment and discussion of the generation from 1946 - 1964. Includes bulletin boards, chat, Sixties and Seventies music, culture, health and coverage of issues for Boomers  

The Baby Boomer Generation is a source for trends, research, comment and discussion of and by people born from 1946 - 1964.

Covering issues on the Boomer Generation including original content for Boomers, bulletin boards, user comments, Sixties and Seventies music, Baby Boomer culture, health and coverage of issues for "Aging Hipsters."
March 24, 2006

A Touch of Gray

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I of course never color and am completely totally absolutely utterly still the same redhead I was when I was six. But some of the most beautiful Boomers I know have magnificent heads of glorious white hair. If you've braved the going-gray issue and come out on the side of letting nature run its course, this Boomer writer would like to hear from you.

Calling all women with gray hair! If you are between the ages of 45 and 65 and have made the transition from coloring your hair to wearing it naturally gray, I'd love to hear from you!

I am in the process of completing a book about my experience of going gray and am including personal stories and images of women who have also made the decision to stop dyeing their hair and allow their natural silver to grow in.

While the book began as a discussion on ending one's use of hair dye, it evolved into a much larger discussion and "Going Gray" became a metaphor for the many spiritual, psychological and social aspects of this stage of life.

If selected, your story will become part of a book and/or website that supports the quest to age gracefully, both inside and out.

If you would be willing to share your experience of this transition for the book and/or its corresponding website, as well as supply some before-and-after pictures of yourself, Please contact maggie@goinggraygracefully.com for the submission information.



Posted on March 24, 2006 10:51 AM


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HI:

I don't know if you are still doing research on this but I have finally let my hair turn gray and I am so glad. I considered doing it at 50, but cut it all off (which is the easiest way to transition) and it took about 8 months to get it completely in the form that it is now. I will never dye my hair again and my husband loves it. I just turned 54. And I get tons of compliments from men and women.

Posted by: Bette on March 3, 2008 5:21 PM

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