There comes a time in virtually everyone's life when they're ready to lean into the beautiful gray hair that comes with getting older. If you've been coloring your hair, it takes a little bit of time ...

At 50, one writer decided that her dark brown hair was no longer to dye for. But going silver, it turns out, comes with its own growing pains. Credit...By Erinn Springer Supported by By Elisabeth Egan ...

Whether its thanks to our lower-maintenance lifestyles, an effort to save time and money or simply feeling ready to embrace it, grey hair is having a huge moment. “We’ve been conditioned to believe ...

Each hair colour will have an undertones that typically sits on the cool, warm or neutral side. “Grey tones in hair are, by ...

I still remember the first grey hair I discovered. My older sister (by a mere 18 months) marched into my room, distraught. "I just found my first grey hair!" she cried. But in true youngest sister ...

For decades, grey hair was something we were conditioned to cover up. A sprouting silver strand was often met with panic, a pair of tweezers or a last-minute salon visit. But in recent years, a shift ...

This article was reviewed by Knox Beasley, MD. Want to grow your hair but don’t have the nerve or know-how to do it? Growing out your hair might seem like a simple process — just stop going to the ...

Randi Honeycutt has ditched hair dyes once and for all. After years of dying her hair, one woman is embracing her grays and inspiring others to do the same. Randi Honeycutt, 39, is a Florida-based ...

Sunburn and heat exhaustion aren’t the only reasons to avoid too much sunshine this summer: Going gray is another consideration. Hair strands, which grow out of glands called follicles, can't change ...