So there are a few options when your hair turns gray/white, as a woman...

[Mister Obvious]

Yeah, I dunno... I think that bleaching shit is a no-go for me.

I am not gonna wreck some waist length hair with bleach and toner every few weeks, it's not worth it.

[Mister Obvious]

Especially since the older you get, the slower your hair grows anyways. Past 50, you'd be lucky to have it grow down to your lower back. You can't be bullshitting around with bleach at that age, not if you want long hair.

[Mister Obvious]

OMG all the hair thinning and breakage that would result from all that bleaching, touching up the roots so often?? What a disaster.

[Mister Obvious]

That's why so many people think they "can't" grow long hair... they keep bleaching and dyeing it, using alcohol laden products, using heat styling, and it just breaks off continually cuz it's so damaged.

[MONGOSAD]

Wow, Fung, sorry to hear about that. So weird when people start dying and they're not all that much older than us and stuff.

Well ya know can't talk to her about the sudden deaths or im a conspiracy theorist.
He was 53 6"5 very fit I can't talk to her about vaccines but you and I know.
He never went to the doctor, I hate doctors hospitals but you got to do it.

[Mister Obvious]

MONGOSALAD

[Mister Obvious]

So I went on a "hair color try on" site and uploaded a few different pics and went through all the hair colors. It was pretty wild. They even had crazy colors like green and blue, lol.

Surprisingly, straight up gray hair didn't really look that bad on me. I kinda liked it. So now I'm not sure I even care about the whole thing anymore.

Brown, red, blonde, basically all of them looked pretty good. But I noticed a lot of the light blondes looked ridiculous, lol. It just seemed to clash with my skin tone.

The best ones were dark golden blonde, dark golden brown, and a few shades of red. The lightest blonde shade is definitely in last place.

[MONGO]

Angry girl MONGO SMASH!

[Mister Obvious]

[MONGOFOODCOMA]

Well aint that just purdy n all