Physiologically speaking, what causes hair to turn gray?
by admin on Monday, December 28th, 2009 | 8 Comments
I think I have about five gray hairs now. 
part of the ageing process is an increase of testosterone mainly associated with men but is found in women thats why sometimes you see old ladies with substantial facial hair and it also causes greying of the hair and in some genetical cases hair loss
it is the ageing particular that is killing the black ink in your hair.
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your kids.
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Im not exactly sure about what turns your head-of-hair grey.
BUT, i know that stress causes a few grey hairs, even when you’re young.
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part of the ageing process is an increase of testosterone mainly associated with men but is found in women thats why sometimes you see old ladies with substantial facial hair and it also causes greying of the hair and in some genetical cases hair loss
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it could be heaps of things startin frm stress or hair dying or old age
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there really is no such thing as grey hair….
the hair is actually colorless……..and the pigment has stopped filling the hair shaft with color…
The hair strands are actually COLOR-less…having no color what-so-ever…in them the color grey is just what it appears to be……
not to worry….
grey ( or as i like to call it ) colorless less hair is strong…and at least its ON the head… instead of on the floor!
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Killer Chemist
Your losing the pigment in your medulla. Stress can also be a factor to, and smoking.
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stress!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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