why hair become white?is it possible to returne it?
956922
depends if you've still got the receipt !
316297
Maybe you shouldn't dye your hair. \nIf you must, try a different brand that contains different active ingredients.
1187236
hi dear ,\napart from this mess i tell you the real treatment for the hair loss.\nfirstly remember that your hairs grows in various phages like catagen, telogen and anagen stage. \nemotional causes are the most imp, they try to \n# decrease the life span of anagen cycle to cause thinning of hair cortex\n# decreases the blood circulation to the hair cortex.\n\nso to solve out this problem, avoid undue emotional disturbance, maintain mental calmness, perform yoga daily, share all your +ive and-ive feelings with someone.\n\nsecond main reason is nutrition\nto maintain it you should take, \nenough protiens like soya, meat, chicken, milk, green veg\nenough vitamins and minerals that you get from green veg and fruits\nstart your day with a juice rather than a tea.\n\nthird main reason is hereditary\nto resolve the c/o, consult a good homoeopath in your locality.\n\nhave happy hairing dear....
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stress and old age. \n\nHair typically turns gray as a result of aging. Pigment in the hair shaft comes from special cells at the root (base) of the hair. These cells are genetically programmed to make a certain amount of pigment (melanin) at specific ages. At some point in the aging process, these cells make less and less pigment until the hair has very little pigment. White hair has no pigment, and gray hair has some but not as much as a red, black or brown hair.\n\nNot all hairs respond in the same way or at the same time. So the graying process usually is gradual. You can't prevent graying. Some people start graying in their 30s, and some not until their 60s. Genetics likely play a strong role in graying.\n\nPeople rarely go gray overnight. If they do, it's typically due to alopecia areata. This condition causes the thicker, darker hairs to stop growing before it affects the growth of gray hairs — giving the impression of graying overnight. Alopecia areata eventually causes roundish patches of hair loss or complete loss of hair on the head or body. Its cause isn't known.
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Yes there is usually some redness for a day or two.  Generally it takes several treatments to get a good result.  Only the hairs that are in the active growth cycle are killed with the treatment.  Since a third of your hair foolicles are dormant at any time, we generally tell people to return every 6 weeks or so to optimize the number of hairs we catch in the growth phase.  Skin type can also be a factor.  Dark hair with lighter skin can usually be done with fewer visits than people with light hair or dark skin.
524267
Your hair is coloured by melanin (pigment cells) and as you get older the melanin in our hair follicles gradually die. When there are fewer pigment cells, your hair becomes more transparent and looks grey/white.
481107
change your genetics....ie, you can't. Its like asking how to fight shortness. \nBut, you CAN replace hair...doing the plug thing. But otherwise...diet, exercise, etc...nope.
543236
I do not know the answer to your question.  But I was very much like what you are now.  I would of paid loads to get my hair back.\nBut let me assure you it's not all that bad.  Some years later I now love it.  I have now got to the stage where 'curtains' is all that's left.\nI promise you that just keep it neat tidy or even shave the whole lot off.  You WILL get to like it and the women LOVE it.
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There are special cells called melanocytes at the base of each hair shaft.  These cells produce a pigment called melanin that gives hair its color.\n\nAs we age, the melanocytes in the hair slow down and then stop producing pigment.  Lacking pigment, the hair shaft is clear, which appears white when in a headful of hair.
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Don't try to worry too much about it, because its a part of life ! \nPremature white hair are very common don't turn them all white worrying about it :-)\n\nHave a Nice Day !\nTake Care and God Bless !\n\nAnd if you feel stressed take three drops of BRYONIA ALBA 30 its a Homeopathic Remedy par excellence for stress relief.Without any Side Effects ! :-)\nTry it for stress and feel the relief but never more then three doses a day.
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Give it time, maybe use some pantene for thickening.  My mother didn't lose her hair, she kept massaging her scalp.  "Experts" say that doesn't work and it may not for everyone, but give it a stab.  Still, patience and a good wig will help until it comes back.  Good luck.
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Try and tell her in a nicer way like suggesting cures for her dandruff instead of just telling her she's got dandruff. If she's african/black she must put lemon juice in the water that she uses to rinse her hair when shampooing or rinse with rooibos tea after shampooing and stay for 5 minutes before rinsing it out. I wouldn't have information on whites' hair-sorry
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Once the hair color changes, it grows in in the new color. If it has turned grey, any new hair will also be grey. Some people have hair that gets lighter as they grow older, without going grey. Myself, for instance, I had jet-black hair as a youngster, but hair that grows now is of a lighter shade. I'm digressing.\n\nThis is because the "going grey" is due to a loss of pigment in the hair follicle area, so that the pigment that once colored your hair is now gone. Since there is nothing to change the color of your hair, it comes out as grey or white, which would be the natural color of it (so to speak).\n\nNot scientific, I know, but I hope the answer helps.
224903
Why does it gotta be white?
333558
It happens early to some people, it's genetic. My mom's hair turned white in high school and college. (At the time, a frost job was the style, so that worked out for her.) It's normal. Other than dyes, there isn't much you can do about it.
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You want to cover gray hair or color hair to become gray?
845816
Sometimes, "premature graying" (what you're referring to) happens/begins to happen as early as in the 20's and 30's...some people start having it happen later. It's a heredity and genetic thing. Hair color is the only thing I know that can make it LOOK BETTER--nothing, as of this moment, can stop it. The pigment (the thing that determines hair color) is gone in those spaces where the gray or white are. Don't freak out.