At what age did you notice your first grey hair? (head, hairdresser)

[dizzybint]

IM 65 and only have a few.. only noticed them last year.. so Ive been lucky as was my mother..

[JustJulia]

I got a few (4 or 5) when I was pregnant with my son at 30. Plucked them out and haven't had any more since then. I am 38.

[lizzyst]

Noticed a few at age 17-18; by 24-25 the gray was noticeable (such that strangers commented on it). From that time on until last year I colored my hair. Now at 64, I am totally white-haired, as was my father.

[TabulaRasa]

Originally Posted by dizzybint

IM 65 and only have a few.. only noticed them last year.. so Ive been lucky as was my mother..

My dad's 65 and just has a few in his beard. His hair thinned up top, but none of it greyed.

[James1202]

33, but they've been very slow to take over, 16 yrs. later they're barely noticeable (the light brown hair helps).

[Camelia38]

32 and none yet. Due with my first baby this fall... I have a feeling the gray hairs will follow shortly thereafter.

[Rhenzanite]

14 or 15. It's actually really prominent at my temples and actually looks kinda neat so I was thinking about letting just that part of my hair grow out without dye . I'm 28 now.

My mother was completely salt and pepper before she was 30, her father was salt and pepper and mostly bald by 20... Gray hair at a young age runs in my family.

[Gil3]

I'd say a couple of years ago and I'm 47 now. One weekend recently I didn't shave and man the gray was really showing. Oh well..

[xxbabeechick]

Originally Posted by dave nz

None here yet at 34.....but I know people my age or younger who have started getting them.
At what age did you notice your first grey hair/s?

26 and none yet.

Ironically, my twin, who is a minute younger than I am already has several. She has 3 kids though so that may be it right there.

[Marlow]

I was 23 when I saw the first one. I'm 50 now and about 70% gray, but I color my hair. If it were a pretty gray, or salt and pepper, I wouldn't, but it's graying in an odd sort of way--gray on top and brown on the sides.