AIBU to think men have it easier disguising their grey hair than women?

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I have just seen a Just For Men advert where you just comb in the colour and it sops developing automatucally when its finished developing I assume.

So AIBU to think that men have it easier than women disguising their grey hairs as I know that if their was a product like that for women I would buy it!

Honestly - what a cheek!

I am lol - I love my red hair. It's my best feature. Take a hike Tee!!

Red doesn't stay in my hair very long these days what that really means is it doesn't hide the grey long enough

I find I have a mind of my own! Who would have thought it.

I'm a size 20, 42 year old woman, with 2 kids nearly grown up. I wear very little make up but when I do, it's because I want to and not because some glossy magazine/the media/society has told me I have to.

And now I shall tootle off into town, without make up, to buy my poor dp some underwear as he appears to have farted the backsides out of his.

I do mine every four weeks. I have short hair so it's ok, it doesn't take long.
The bathroom is fair splattered though.
Messy business.

It is a vanity thing, at least for me, because grey hair makes me look at least 10 years older
Probably because it's such a contrast from ginger!

manic.

, when i did my dds hair a few weeks ago it looked like the phsyco scene in the bathroom

I don't think my hair has been entirely its own natural colour since I was 14!

Mine hasnt either, I have really dark brown hair naturally and started dying it because It was right boring it has been all sorts the worst was my very short lived blonde phase that was a disaster and it takes ages to grow/dye out, with the grey mine is white hair i have had it since dd1 was born , i was nearly 22,

I started going grey in my mid-late twenties. I think I am pretty grey all over now, but I'm not actually all that sure, seeing as I dye it so often.
I don't need to know, so I shant worry about it.

Men are generally crap at dying their hair. Look at Paul McCartney.

I try not to.

I try not to.

I don't mind looking at him so long as I can't hear him singing.

Yes...it is even worse when he 'sings'.

TBH he doesnt really sing these days he turns up starts hey jude the audience sings he bobs his head a bit then he goes home

And all for a pound!

'Heeey Juuuude.....'

Fucking shyster!

I have been colouring my hair since I was 16. Not to cover grey or to conform. I died very bright colours, very different to all my friends and 'magazines' that I don't read.
I dyed it 14 years ago, why shouldn't I do it now?
Anyway just for men is rubbish and I think you can spot a man that uses at 20 paces.
Love how some people think they are superior because they don't dye their hair. It always strikes me as ironic that some people think its ok to talk down to women because 'they conform' but are in fact judging women on how they look.
Why not just let people do what they want and stop the judging?

I have been dyeing my hair since I was 11- not because of societal pressures or because of adverts, but because I can't imagine going through life with one hair colour!
recently, I actually dyed it grey as in my family none of the women ever went that lovely silver colour- even at 87, my nan had mousey brown hair.

It's worse for men- as men's hair dye always seems to give that Ronald Reagan matte sheen.

Mardy. Are you serious? Why would they even sell grey hair dye?

To dye your hair grey hair is quite fashiony these days.

www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/apr/04/grey-hair-young-fashion-trend