When To Go Gray ...

[zeehag]

rodl.....mebbe......

[Blue Crab]

Originally Posted by angelfish2

Why keep it short? Oh I know, at a certain age we ALL must cut our hair short. Hmmm...my grandmother would have had a word, or two, to say about that. Haha!

Apparently so. I see a generic "do" here. This is a soiree for the Sexy Senior Sailing Sisters Seeking Soulmates Sorority. This is a women only group. I suspect quite a few of our own Mermaids group are in this picture. At my fairly agile and young age of 71, I think I was quite fortunate to escape with just my shirt torn. Bwhahahhahahah!

[mcarling]

Originally Posted by foggysail

I have yet to meet a woman, including my wife or my daughter who could give a care about how others feel aobut their hair

That's what they want you to believe. One comment from a girl in your daughter's peer group ....

[barnakiel]

I too hate it when my remaining hair looks like a haystack. And I am not even a woman.

b.

[zeehag]

Originally Posted by Blue Crab

Apparently so. I see a generic "do" here. This is a soiree for the Sexy Senior Sailing Sisters Seeking Soulmates Sorority. This is a women only group. I suspect quite a few of our own Mermaids group are in this picture. At my fairly agile and young age of 71, I think I was quite fortunate to escape with just my shirt torn. Bwhahahhahahah!

is called grammaw hair and comes inmany colors, all pastel...blue is most common, and lavendar..high maintenance all the way..and not a one of em ever sailed....they have landlubber bulge....


btw--haystacks are great -- on guys....and in fields....and barns....depending on the hay

[Blue Crab]

I'll take this blue-haired little lady.

[Coops]

Who is she? Apart from having appalling taste in everything, what else does she do?

Coops.

[zeehag]

rodl, guys.....

[Blue Crab]

Originally Posted by Coops

Who is she? Apart from having appalling taste in everything, what else does she do?

Coops.

You poor ol Aussies ... what else does she do? I guess you guys aren't just counting those sheep.

[Kache Walk]

LOL. I wanted to post something in this thread, but I honestly don't know where to take this from here...

[SmartMove]

Originally Posted by Curmudgeon

IMHO gray is very attractive on an older woman so long as she keeps it short.

Why short??? I have seen some pretty striking women with long gray hair.

[Coops]

I don't know any sheep either. I never watch the news or "gossip" style shows, so have absolutely no idea who she is, I would assume some kind of either singer/starlet genre, although nowadays one can be famous for just being famous, talent of any kind not necessary.

With a quick left turn back to the topic, I have to agree, why not long hair? No point saying that you can have it grey but not long just because it is a personal preference. Just be yourselves ladies, we will still fall for you, be it grey,blonde, long,short, or bald even sometimes.

Coops.

[Kache Walk]

I'm with you guys, long grey is just fine - it can be striking.

[Kache Walk]

Take a look at the picture attached. Don't we all agree she looks fabulous?

[SmartMove]

Originally Posted by Blue Crab

I am astonished at the lengths women will go to look "better" for men. From the clothing prices they pay to walking on "heels" to nylons to lasering to all that crap they put on their faces and lips, jacking up their boobs, butterflies on panty lines, no panty lines!!! Is there any piece of clothing more disgusting than a thong?

I don't think men care much about that stuff. We want you to stay clean and stay lean.

End of rant.

I'm with you on the thong thing, but it was my husband's request that started this thread. He doesn't seem to care about the rest of the crap. I don't know why it is important to him, and I do not really care what others think, but I love my husband and want him to think I am attractive -- let's face it I'm on the downhill side of things. He is not a superficial man -- it is my independent and intelligence that is really important to him, but he just seems to like blond hair (I have had it a few other colors over the years that he hated, brunette was one)!

Is it bad to do something solely for the purpose of your significant other? I think not, besides I couldn't stand the two-tone thing anyway. I had thought when I am home in April, I could get my hair colored to a gray/white then the grow out would not be so traumatic, but I won't -- I love him and he does not ask much of me.