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When your first grey hair appears, panic sets in. Is it a one-off occurrence? Is stress, genetics or giving birth to blame? We take a look at ten persistent clichés about this unwelcome loss of colour.
No. Once hair has gone grey, it is permanent and there is no way of getting its colour back unless you colour your hair .
No. If you pull out one, only one will grow back. However, this risks making the new hair thicker and more visible than the one you removed. So it is best to refrain from pulling them out!
Yes and no. You should expect more to grow, but your hair will most likely not go grey immediately! Although Marie-Antoinette's hair went grey overnight, it is usually a gradual process.
Yes. Colouring grey hair requires a specific technique as it does not absorb dark pigments as well as other hair colours.
Yes, it is an undeniable contributing factor. More often than not, your hair will go grey at the same age as that of your parents. Of all the things you could inherit...
If your hair goes grey quicker than that of other family members, it is not always by chance. Stress can be to blame as it has repercussions on your body (weight gain, eczema, etc.) and therefore on the scalp. Smoking also doesn't help matters as it speeds up ageing of the skin and hair.
No. If your hair goes grey after giving birth, it is due to stress or to the postnatal depression which some women experience.
Yes. If you are under 35 years old and you have a large amount of grey hairs, it could be due to a Vitamin B deficiency, in particular a Vitamin B5 complex and pantothenic acid deficiency. In this case, seek medical advice. Your doctor should be able to prescribe you suitable dietary supplements.
No. Sunlight may lighten your hair or add red highlights, but it will not cause your locks to age.
No. Unfortunately, no mask or serum can fight against genetics! However, you can use treatments specifically formulated for grey hair to enhance or hide it with permanent hair colouring.
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