Ladies and gents, a question about your hair. Do you color/dye your hair?
According to All Things Hair, in 2019 more than 64 million people used hair coloring products and the industry made $29 billion. In America, 75 percent of American women dye their hair, and more women dye their hair blonde than any other color.
So tell us, do you dye your hair? If so, would you leave a comment and tell us what color you dye it? We bet purple is the most common color, right? Wink.
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No color, wife said for better or worst and I said the same. Both in our 70s and both with natural gray. Love it, we earned it.
my wife is 71 and she uses a touch of Bordeaux in front
…but I used to; now at 82, I’m thinking maybe something exciting,,,purple?
Go for it. Do what makes YOU happy!
Never did, never will. I’ve been gray haired for 30 years. Vanity is often a reason for hair coloring and I have no vanity! Take me as I am.
I’m 65 and started going gray maybe 20 years ago. I started coloring my naturally very dark hair when I started going gray. Now I’m not sure when to stop.
No coloring, ever. I started turning gray in my 20s. Raised 3 boys and I earned every gray hair.
Yippee!! Boy’s will be Boy’s!! No matter how old we are!!
Hair isn’t gray, only the whiskers and still have my hair. Now the wife was gray by her mid 20s. It’s just strange gene pools run..
No, but mother nature is coloring it gray for me. At least at 76 yrs old I still have most of my hair.
👍 🤣 🤣 🤣 With you on that!
I am a man and I lack enough hair to color. However if I still had enough hair to color, I would not color it. I was blonde and for years toyed with the idea of coloring my hair brown or black just to have blonde roots showing as my hair grew longer. I always found it silly, and still do, to see people who had bleached their hair showing dark roots as their hair grew.
Hi, Neal. That reminds me of a brand-new baby I saw in the hospital nursery one time (46 years ago). I looked at it and couldn’t figure out what looked so “different.” It finally dawned on me that it had a full head of long, dark hair and about 1/2″ blonde roots. Very interesting. Have a great day. 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com
I’ll probably go to my grave with blonde colored hair.
At home, hairdresser. On the road, husband (with hairdresser supplied color/supplies). Tried finding/going to hairdressers on the road. A pain and if I did find one they did a terrible job. Husband does great job❤️. Contemplating going gray😱.
It’s changing on it’s own, doesn’t need any help from me
Like me, Mother Nature did it. Then swiped most of it.
I don’t color tint my hair nor does my wife. Mine is now all gray and hers is a natural gray and still some brunette. Her hair is beautiful. We are in our 80’s. There are enough things to be concerned about without worrying about hair color.
After 40 years, I quit dying my hair a year or so ago. I’m embracing the grey 😁
I am 69 and do not color my hair. It is dark brown and turning grey. I will admit to putting a purple stripe in it a few years ago. I enjoyed it until the hot day I sweated under my bike helmet and ended up with a purple forehead!
WHAT HAIR !!! Mine is long gone.
True Story!!
Neither does DW. Most of her friends got together a few years ago and decided to quit. They actually look better than the previous “Obviously dyed” colors. Some of the darker colors can be spotted as fake from down the street!
I didn’t start coloring my short hair until I was 42, and I am now 66. I quit coloring my hair a little over 2 years ago just before my hubby and I moved into our RV to live full time. Since there wasn’t going to be enough room to color my hair with limited bathroom and kitchen counter space, it was as good a time as any to go natural. I haven’t regretted the decision one bit and have even let my hair grow to about chin length which my 70-year-old hubby of 41+ years prefers.
Ha! Ha! Ha! I wish.
So, are you saying Emily should have put the Reader poll question in the Leave here with a laugh section, Kelly? 😆 That seems to be the reaction from several of our readers. Have a great day. 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com
People that don’t like their gray hair just don’t get it. They STILL have hair! On the other hand I am the first to know the first rain drops are coming. If it weren’t for that gene from my mother, I’d still be perfect.
That’s pretty cool that you’re the first to know that raindrops are coming, Kelly. Yay! Well, unless you’re walking with someone taller than you with the same “ability,” then they’d obviously know before you. But still… 😆 Have a good night. 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com
‘Someone taller than me’ I used to be taller than me, but that is another aging story.
Sounds like my story. I used to be 6’2″, until age and gravity took their toll (I’m down to about 6′). Now, when I’m standing next to my two 6’8″ sons, I feel more like about 5′ tall! 😆 –Diane at RVtravel.com
I just tell myself that it is because when I quit working I took my cowboy boots off.
😆 Yeah, that 6’2″ wasn’t even in my cowboy boots or high heels! Have a good night, Kelly. 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com
What hair?
I have a lot of silver hair and some dark. Every once in awhile I add a streak of a fun color. Currently blue 🙂
My wife does and I wish she didn’t. I like gray hair. Mine? There isn’t enough worry about.
What dies this have to do w RVs
Hi, Kim. RVers are people. People color their hair. Therefore, (some) RVers color their hair. 😉 Have a good evening/night. 😀 –Diane at RVtravel.com
Nothing. But when you ask about 450 poll questions a year, we think it’s fun to ask some questions just for fun!