Is stacy London's gray streak natural or a dye job???
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I believe it's natural (she's almost 40).
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I have been coloring the roots of my hair ( black) my natural hair color, since I was 27.  I am now 49.  About three years ago I started noticing that my hair coloring was burning my head as soon as my colorist put it to my roots.  I just did it anyway.  We are sooo vain.  It finally caught up with me this past year.  I began to develope a serious allergy to the hair color products.  I would have to be on Benedryl for about 10 days round the clock after getting my hair done.  I had it done every 5 weeks as it grew fast, and when your hair is Black, white hair is noticable.  My colorist did not want to do my hair anylonger.  She was fearful of me going into shock while in her shop...so, I had to come up with something different.  I now do my own hair, it was really scarey the first time as I had never done it myself.  Also, I researched online and found some more natural products to use.  I am happy to say that this last month when I did my hair, I only had to take 2 Benedryls as opposed to 1 every 4 hours for 10 days!  Hair dye is very toxic to our scalps and hair follicles.  Even knowing this, I still have to color my hair.  After years of doing so, the toxicity caught up to me. I Found a Natural healthier permanent coloring - brand name- NATURATINT- level 3N.  They make several different levels for semi-permanent, wash out and the one I use for permanent and 100% grey coverage.  Works great!  Cost a little bit more, but worth it for me not to die from the buring and itching and breaking out on the scalp.  Try it.  It is amonnia free.  You might have to find it in a Natural Foods, or holistic shop, maybe a Whole foods ?
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Yes, that is the current rumor.  I checked it today on the Web.  I think that if it is true, that she should be checked out by a professional.  It is like she is try to copy that despicable Angelina Jolie, but she doesn't have a clue what she is doing and I doubt she will be that inclined to like that, once she gets there without all of her stately conveniences in Holly wood.  :)  She had better stick to what she can here and not venture out b/c her husband and she herself would not be smart enough to handle it over there and the inhabitants may not be so welcoming.
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I had natural red hair.  In fact in 1974 I had shoulder length in all directions afro natural red hair.  It clashed with the orange kaftan.  \nPeople used to say to me "You'll never go bald." B**tards. \n\nYou guessed it.  My avatar is pretty accurate.  What little is left is pure white.   I just think of myself as an egshell blond.  \nSome days,  I miss the fiery red. Enjoy it while it lasts.  \n\nPS So glad you liked the vodka.  Thanks!
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not yet....is she a real blonde?
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Do you have a Sally's Beauty Supply store around you? That is where stylists buy their styling products. You could ask them for a color corrector put on to remove the grey. The store is run by stylists so they can answer your questions. I have done this before when I bought a colorant with an ash undertone.
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Yes definitely. I know teenagers with gray hairs. Yes it could all be connected. It could be a good look for you. Accent the gray in a good way. Or attempt to dye it. Just don't pluck it!
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Long hair usta be considered inappropriate for women over 35-40.. But not any longer.. I would just have a good cut, or style and most definitely show no gray... \nI think gray roots are more of a downfall..\nGood Luck.
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I like her as a brunette...So many celebrities are going blonde nowadays. Plus, I think it would take away from Gilmore girls if she was blonde and Lorelai was brunette. I know that's kinda stupid, but I dunno. \n\nAlthough this is probably just a rumor, I read somewhere that while she was on vacation (sometime this year I think) she went blonde...But then dyed it back in time for Gilmore girls. \n\nIt may be INTERESTING to see her as a blonde, but I wouldn't like it as a permanent change
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I'm not sure he is gay.  Of course, he appears to be, but he has made references to a "wife" and a "kid."  He references his child quite often, but perhaps this is an adopted or surrogate-mother child and he is gay.  Or perhaps bi.  Oh the mysteries of life!\n\nStacey is not married ("She resides in Brooklyn with her two fabulously fashionable cats, Moo and Al, and many, many pairs of stilettos").  Stacy was born on May 25, 1969.\n\nCarmindy's last name is Bowyer.\n\nI'm glad to see a fellow "What Not To Wear" enthusiast.  Keep up the good work!
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buy some hair dye early greying happens to some people
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I just browsed your former questions. Why are you obsessed with staining drinks? Just curious...
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No, nothing new.  That is why they tell you to do an allergy test each time you dye (in the instructions).  There are products with more "natural" ingredients (so they say) that you could try.  Do a search and you'll find a lot.\nGood luck.
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SLIM considering some of the anti-femanine answers of yours I have read on this site. \n\nHowever I do think there are redeeming qualities, my only problem is why is it purple?
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I noticed that too. It almost looked like a baby bump. If she continues I'm sure it will go when the trainer, stylist etc. come in to her life. Not everything she wears shows her better assets, she needs to keep away from her little tum. Actually I feel bad that she isn't even "the American Idol" yet and I'm yapping about a little tummy. To be honest, I wish my body was as good as hers.
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Oh Mamasita, NO!  I've tried everything.  You just have to fight it all the way.  Take your vitamins and eat right,  keep your skin clean and moisturized (a good eye cream like PorVentin-AT liftin serum, available at CVS $20) helps.  The grey hair....I dye it.  I stay as active in youthful stuff, actually I never stopped rock and rollin'
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Try this website.  This woman, yes I did say woman, knows her stuff.  You'll definitely need to do some reading, because as she points out, most hair products are anything but natural.  And even the ones that claim to be hypoallergenic may still cause a problem for someone who has had your experiences with dyes.  Best of luck.