Anyone else grey at 30??

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And if so...what do you colour your hair with?

Can't believe how grey I am, and it's all at the front really!

I had a bit

have loasd now (41)

'nice and easy' and regular salon trips

have been grey since I was about 19. Hasn;'t spread too much thank god, but defo gray at the sides. I've used all sorts, but permanent rather than wash out. I like the two stage kits, where you put a colour on first then highlight it.

my hairdresser puts very fine blonde highlights through my brown hair, hides the worst of them temporarily and the roots don't look so obvious.

I am completely grey, or would be if I didn't get it coloured. I have it done at the hairdressers. I started going grey at 16 and was completely grey by my mid twenties .

I got my first grey hair at 12

I am naturally brunette, but I went blonde at 40, my hair grows very very quickly so I constantly had a train track of grey down the middle. Now no one notices, I have it done every six weeks.

I'm 28 in a week and have had a small amount of grey since my early 20's but this past year, I've developed a huge grey streak at the front! I now have no choice but to dye it (don't feel I want to go gracefully grey just yet - have a young face - I stil get asked for ID sometimes which is very odd )I use the regular dyes like l'oreal etc, they are generally good for covering the grey.

gosh thats early

I noticed my first grey hairs just before my 30th birthday earlier this year (i blame the kids ) but get my hair coloured at the hairdressers now!

I'm 30 in a few months and have more than a few grey hairs!

I used to pull them out, but now I leave them. Decided I shall grow old gracefully. Besides, I couldn't be doing with the faffin' about with dyeing every couple weeks!

I have a young face, but even with the grey people still ask for my ID!

going blonder helps if you're fair, i never really noticed mine too much til i went back to natural brunette 3 years ago (i'm 34). mine are not just grey, they are crinkly and rather, ahem, pubic, unlike my natural rather nicely glossy hair. i use nice n easy, every 8 weeks or so, though hairdresser tells me off and says its bad for hair (possibly cos that costs £2.79 in boots whereas getting it done at hairdresser would be i guess 50 quid plus... hmmmmm)

I've had the odd gray hair since my mid-20s (dark brunette normally), and have noticed more since pregnancy (no surprise there ...!) I get my hair coloured fairly regularly at the hairdressers' (a sort of richer dark brown) but tbh the colour tends to slide off the gray hairs after a while (plus, the grays are much more wiry than my normal hair, so draw attention to themselves anyway). My hairdresser is all for plucking out the obvious ones, but I actually find I'm quite attached to them now (emotionally as well as physically, you understand). Don't mind the odd one; not sure what I'm going to do when it's the brown ones that are in the minority!

I have lovely badger streaks and have had since my mid-twenties. The rest of my hair is very dark so I looked proper stupid for a few years until I gave in and started dyeing it. I use the cheap at-home ones cos can't afford £50 at the hairdresser every six weeks, but unfortunately I don't think it's a lie that the cheaper ones are bad for your hair - they've made my hair pretty dry.

apparently even the semi permanents leave a residue on your hair which builds up over the months/years... i have now started just doing the roots with the level 2 dye (ie not the permanent ones which i think are drying) and that seems to be keeping it in OK shape

I started getting a few greys at 19, and now at 32 I've got loads I saw a pic of me taken outside recently and was shocked!
I think highights work best for disguising it; dark dye jobs look really crap when they grow out even a few milimetres.

Frightened to say this - but no grey hair yet(am 36) , very blonde with fair skin that burn easily and never tans if thats any conselation.

Mind you, when I did start dyeing my hair, all of my female friends and relatives were mightily relieved and said it looked much better, but my male friends/relatives either didn't notice, or said that they had preferred it before.

Not that it's all about what the men think, of course...

Thanks everyone!
I have had a few since I was about 17 at which point I went blonde and have been ever since!

But when the roots come through or if I separate my hair at the front etc I can't believe how much there is now, over the past year or so!

Hardly any at the back, just loads in the first 2/3 of my head!