My hairdresser said...

[12Nole]

If you have gray hair early then it's likely you will have a head full of hair later in life.

Any truth to this? I look forward to rocking the George Clooney look but wasn't expecting it this early.

 

[BelemNole]

Started getting grey hairs in my 20s. Approaching 50 and am full grey. Will never be bald.

 

[littleitch1]

I’m 60, salt n pepper, leaning more salty

Full head of hair

My younger wild side days surely caused these grey hairs

 

[DFSNOLE]

Hairdresser?

 

[12Nole]

Hairdresser?

She has a college degree in cosmetology to go along with a state license to style hair. She's certainly qualified but I do question her claim that early gray hairs mean a head full of hair later in life.

 

[DFSNOLE]

She has a college degree in cosmetology to go along with a state license to style hair. She's certainly qualified but I do question her claim that early gray hairs mean a head full of hair later in life.

What college offers a degree in cosmetology?

 

[12Nole]

What college offers a degree in cosmetology?

Paul Mitchell or Aveda. I'll have to confirm with her which one she attended. She has her diploma framed next to her state license. I know for some cosmetologist assuming there school is like a Florida State alum being asked if our mascot is the gators. A big NO, NO, unless you want to walk out with patches in your head.

The Spa at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, check it out if you're ever in this part of the world.

 

[goldmom]

Paul Mitchell or Aveda. I'll have to confirm with her which one she attended. She has her diploma framed next to her state license. I know for some cosmetologist assuming there school is like a Florida State alum being asked if our mascot is the gators. A big NO, NO, unless you want to walk out with patches in your head.

The Spa at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, check it out if you're ever in this part of the world.

PV Spa is totally overrated. It's also ridiculously overpriced.

FTR my Mom owned a salon, and was also Chairman of the old State Cosmetology Board, a political position appointed by the Governor. It's now the DBPR.

 

[12Nole]

PV Spa is totally overrated. It's also ridiculously overpriced.

FTR my Mom owned a salon, and was also Chairman of the old State Cosmetology Board, a political position appointed by the Governor. It's now the DBPR.

Whaaat? Which Spa Experience did you select that you came away unimpressed with?

 

[DFSNOLE]

Paul Mitchell or Aveda. I'll have to confirm with her which one she attended. She has her diploma framed next to her state license. I know for some cosmetologist assuming there school is like a Florida State alum being asked if our mascot is the gators. A big NO, NO, unless you want to walk out with patches in your head.

The Spa at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, check it out if you're ever in this part of the world.

I don't think one earns a "college degree" from a barber school.

 

[montconole]

I got my first grey hair at 15 and had the thickest, dense hair around. Still grey and thinning in the front. Not bald, but getting there.

 

[12Nole]

I got my first grey hair at 15 and had the thickest, dense hair around. Still grey and thinning in the front. Not bald, but getting there.

Maybe she's right! I hope so!

 

[littleitch1]

PV Spa is totally overrated. It's also ridiculously overpriced.

FTR my Mom owned a salon, and was also Chairman of the old State Cosmetology Board, a political position appointed by the Governor. It's now the DBPR.

Ahhh!

The DBPR, I know them well

 

[Hayduke GW]

If you have gray hair early then it's likely you will have a head full of hair later in life.

Any truth to this? I look forward to rocking the George Clooney look but wasn't expecting it this early.

true in my case - starting getting gray in my 20s, went about halfway gray in late 30s, now in 40s and very gray with no hair loss

 

[OrlandNole]

I’m 44 with a full head of dark hair. No hairdresser.

 

[NDallasRuss]

She has a college degree in cosmetology to go along with a state license to style hair. She's certainly qualified but I do question her claim that early gray hairs mean a head full of hair later in life.

I feel like this is a pretty liberal application of the term "college".

 

[NoleFan2U]

Just For Men.

You're welcome.

 

[RangerNole]

I don't think one earns a "college degree" from a barber school.

Yea I would like to learn more about this and see the classes. Exactly how do you get 4 years of college into cutting hair. Talk about building student loan debt; although I would bet a good barber (stylist) would make more than many other folks that get certain degrees in college nowadays.

 

[seminoledq]

I'm almost 41 and get more salt every year but the pepper is still winning out. Hair is still fairly think but I am not sure if I will go bald or not. Don't really care one way or another.

 

[goldmom]

I am one who really doesn't care if a good looking man is gray or balding. If the guy has it going on then the hair doesn't really matter. Just keep the hair and scalp clean and you're set.

 

[fsu1jreed]

I'm 45 and maybe 5% (if that) of my hair is grey.........now, my hair line did recede in my early 20's and I thought I'd be bald by now, but it stopped after a half inch or so.

 

[Phyrst1]

He’s only 24