Whatever the stage of your life, going gray is an inevitable part of getting older. There are many causes for gray hair such as genes, age and medical conditions…factors completely beyond your control. The most common reason is age. As we age the cells that generate the color for our hair called Melanocytes degenerates and isn’t able to feed the hair follicles as well as it use to. This will result in the pigment in the hair follicle to lose its color properties. The hair will end up losing all its color and become transparent.
The science behind our hair going gray is down to the cells in our hair follicles called Melanocytes. These little cells generate the pigment in our hair and they are usually healthy and generous in our youth. As we get older these Melanocytes start generating less pigment to the hair follicle giving the hair strand a slightly transparent appearance.
There are medical conditions that can cause our hair to go gray as well. These can be due to a B12 deficiency or a thyroid condition. In this case, we can help these cells from breaking down by following a healthy diet. Being deficient in B12 can also be a reason for your Gray hair. To prevent this you need to ensure you take regular dosages of B12 as well as folic acid and biotin. Some of us may be lucky enough to keep our natural hair color for a lot longer and will only end up with gray hair in our 50’s and 60’s. Whatever the stage of your life, going gray is an inevitable part of getting older.
Your hair will go gray and will increase in appearance over the next few years. Gray hair, in reality, is not a bad thing. It is part of a normal process.

Answered by Uttam , an ibibo Master, at 12:37 AM on October 05, 2008

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Most people resort to messy coloring solutions in order to cover up gray hairs. There is no need to spend another day worrying about getting old or where your next gray hair will appear.

Answered by Sonu , an ibibo Master, at 2:46 PM on October 02, 2008

applt heena once a week it will help u

Answered by Rose Red , an ibibo Citizen, at 12:40 PM on October 02, 2008

As you start to age, gray hairs begin to appear (typically in your 30's). The lack of color in our hair typically comes from a lack of pigmentation caused by the decrease in melatonin in our body as we age. Some may gray earlier, others later.
REPLACE MELATONIN: New evidence has shown that for some men and women, replacing the melatonin in the body can actually cause hair color to change back to the original color. Before, the only option was to let it gray, or do semi permanent or permanent washes in an effort to correct the hair color. And often, because of the gray pigment, many women weren't able to obtain their original hair color when color treating.
A melatonin shampoo wash called PG-168 Pigment Restorer is available to help fix gray hairs. Simply wash 1/8-1/4 of an ounce into the hair. Most people begin to notice results within one week. This wash is much more concentrated than melatonin pills, and is safe and natural to apply to the hair. See the link at the end of the article under "Pigment Restorer" for more information. You will need to scroll down the page until you reach "Restoring the Hair's Pigment."
FIND HOME REMEDIES: There are several all natural ingredients within your home that when mixed together can whiten your hair, or even restore pigment. Mixtures such as egg yolk, black tea, and mayonaise concoctions are thought to whiten hair or restore pigment. For those who can't stomach massaging black tea and salt into your hair, fortunately for you there are several other options.
USE WHITENING SHAMPOOS: There are many whitening shampoos available, but for this article I chose the one that appeared the most in beauty articles and also came most highly recommended. Phyto Phytargent Whitening Shampoo, available through Amazon.com is an all natural whitening shampoo containing chamomile azulene. The phytargent acts to naturally brighten silver pigments and whiten gray hair. A 6.7 oz bottle will cost you $24, but should last you a long time.
MAINTAIN THAT GRAY: Sometimes, woman feel that going gray hair will be easier to maintain, and less money spent on dying in the salon. However, you will find that is not the case. Gray, white, or silver hair is much drier and brittle and will require the use of special shampoos, conditioners and products on the hair that are able to restore shine. These products will be more costly than what you are used to spending on your hair, however, you will notice you still spend a little less than you were when you were dying it all the time.

Answered by Ajay Chawla , an ibibo Master, at 11:55 PM on October 01, 2008

Take balanced diet,avoid stress,proper exercise drink plenty of water, take green vegetables and fruits. Apply henna,amla,jaswant leaves,curry leaves, paste [soaked in a iron vessel for 6 hours]on your hair for 40 minutes.massage your hair with {coconut oil+almond oil}

Answered by Musica , an ibibo Specialist, at 11:11 PM on October 01, 2008

1/2 cup dried sage +1/4 cup dried rosemary ,Simmer rosemary and sage in 2 cups of water for 30 minutes, then steep for several hours. Apply to gray hair and allow to dry, then shampoo. Repeat weekly until desired shade is reached, then once a month for maintenance.

Answered by Seema , an ibibo Master, at 10:51 PM on October 01, 2008