Ageing is a part of life. It happens to us, irrespective of whether we want it or not. As we grow up we start seeing fine lines and wrinkles on our skin. We start noticing that our skin is getting loose and has started sagging creating insecurities in our head and not feeling young anymore! Similar to our skin, our hair ages too. The roots of our hair weakens as we grow older, which is quite natural. But living in times where anxiety, stress and expectations have consumed us our body has started to show these signs of stress and ageing early. And nobody wants to see grey strands when they’re still enjoying their youth, right?
Your hair goes through a natural cycle of dying and then being regenerated. As your hair follicles age, they produce less colour. Once you reach the age of 35, your ageing hair follicles are likely to create a white or grey hair to replace the last hair that died, even though your genetics will determine when greying actually begins. While some individuals view grey hair as a sign of wisdom and maturity, many people believe that as their hair begins to turn grey, they begin to look older and would prefer the grey to disappear for a more youthful appearance.