Do men dye their hair?
Do men dye their hair?
17 April 2009, 11:27 AM
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Nope, I've embraced my grey bits, makes me look distinguished 
If it's okay for George Clooney then it's fine for me.
Any blokes that do dye their hair are probably ghey and are in denial if they say they are not
If it's okay for George Clooney then it's fine for me.
Any blokes that do dye their hair are probably ghey and are in denial if they say they are not
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17 April 2009, 12:24 PM
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No, I have a few greys but wont be dying it, trouble is the grey ones are coarse and stick out at odd angles, have worked with people who hide grey hair, it doesnt work coming in with grey eyebrows and jet black hair !
Ditto the bloke that came for an interview, about 55, heavy smoker, jet black hair and Bee Gees style teeth, the changes didnt make him look younger, just made him look a tit who was trying to look younger.
Nothing wrong with getting older (Im 38), it gets on my nerves when people make jibes regarding age, my cousing does it "Ooo Im so young and go to loads of trendy parties and feel the need to live my existence via Facebook" (I do see the Irony here....) , I just say, I may be getting older but those are years in the bank and that they might not live this long and I dont get older, I just get better so a few grey hairs are like medals for each passing year, met a chap of 80 the other week, driving a 911 and was happy being blasted round a track in an old MX5 by a slightly mad Scoobynetter, thats the way to do age !
Ditto the bloke that came for an interview, about 55, heavy smoker, jet black hair and Bee Gees style teeth, the changes didnt make him look younger, just made him look a tit who was trying to look younger.
Nothing wrong with getting older (Im 38), it gets on my nerves when people make jibes regarding age, my cousing does it "Ooo Im so young and go to loads of trendy parties and feel the need to live my existence via Facebook" (I do see the Irony here....) , I just say, I may be getting older but those are years in the bank and that they might not live this long
and I dont get older, I just get better so a few grey hairs are like medals for each passing year, met a chap of 80 the other week, driving a 911 and was happy being blasted round a track in an old MX5 by a slightly mad Scoobynetter, thats the way to do age !
17 April 2009, 12:29 PM
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Not enough on my head to warrant dying it. My beard has some here and there but I certainly won't be doing a Ringo Starr 
I'm so damned pretty that a few greys don't bother me
So glad that Tom Jones has finally realised that at the age he was, he was making a fool of himself and fooling no one with all the hair dying, surgery and such
I'm so damned pretty that a few greys don't bother me
So glad that Tom Jones has finally realised that at the age he was, he was making a fool of himself and fooling no one with all the hair dying, surgery and such
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17 April 2009, 12:30 PM
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I've no problem with my grey hair and have no intention of using a dye to get rid of it. Amusingly, there is now a "Just For Men - A Touch Of Grey" product, to introduce a little grey when applying dye. Obviously someone realized that it was obvious that hair was being dyed and so a touch of grey would be a "cool" addition.
17 April 2009, 12:39 PM
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Friends and colleagues have accused me of enhancing my hair colour for years But I can swear an oath on the alter of the lord Grecian that, up to this point in time, I'm natural 
I do have some grey hairs but surprisingly few
My old Dad didn't go grey until well beyond his 50th birthday so perhaps I've inherited some long lasting hair colour
I may be tempted to add a bit of colour in the future, I can't say for sure, but being old and wrinkly with jet black hair is not a good look
But I can swear an oath on the alter of the lord Grecian that, up to this point in time, I'm natural I do have some grey hairs but surprisingly few My old Dad didn't go grey until well beyond his 50th birthday so perhaps I've inherited some long lasting hair colour
I may be tempted to add a bit of colour in the future, I can't say for sure, but being old and wrinkly with jet black hair is not a good look
17 April 2009, 06:16 PM
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I've dyed mine loads of times, usually just the wash in stuff that doesn't last long. Boredom is the key, have to have it normal when I go back to work though.
17 April 2009, 09:35 PM
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one guy in front of me had dyed his bald patch at the back of his head black aswell as his hair to make people think he had hair from a glance behind him you think sad git
17 April 2009, 10:35 PM
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Maybe he's just sh!te at dyeing his hair ....?
Dave
PS: *almost* late forties and not a grey hair in sight. Not much of the correct hair colour in sight either mind but it would ALL grow back if I didn't keep it at a #1 .....
18 April 2009, 10:32 AM
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There's a bloke I work with who has 2 ginger daughters, he has a ginger moustache and eye brows yet he has jet black hair....
Have bleached mine a couple of times!
Have bleached mine a couple of times!
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