Diet change=natural hair colour change?

[shootingstar]

never heard of it. the operative word "she used to color her hair" says to me that she might not know what her natural color is... in her late 30's... many blondes and brunettes get darker colored hair as they age... until they go grey.

I find that hard to comprehend: not knowing one's own natural hair colour when one hasn't turned grey yet.

I guess for me, black hair is deeply to tied to my racial identity plus other natural features, as one of Asian descent. I know that black hair is on others naturally, but just the nature of the hair itself.

Ok, ok I know I will be challenged..in terms of one's self-identity when looking in the mirror.

[Artista]

Some raw food advocates claim that their natural hair color returned when they started the raw food diet. I've never been able to stay raw long enough to see if they're right.

[shootingstar]

How many of us actually had the same natural colour hair for over 5 decades of their life?

The only time my hair colour was different:

probably when I was a baby, since hair probably was a dark brown then after 1 yr. at least, on alot of Asian babies, it's black

Then when I grow old...grey. which hasn't happened yet.

My life is monotone. Not terrible thing, really. One less thing to worry.

[tangentgirl]

I find that hard to comprehend: not knowing one's own natural hair colour when one hasn't turned grey yet.

I bet my sister doesn't really know her natural (grown up) hair color. She was light blonde as a kid, and it started turning honey blonde when she was 12 or so. She started bleaching it light blonde again then and has been doing it ever since.

[Biciclista]

I have known more than one woman that told me she didn't know her natural hair color "anymore"

[Kiwi Stoker]

I have a friend who gained a huge amount of weight. She started to go bald along her parting (and she was in her lates 20s).

She has since lost the weight and hey presto her hair is regrowing and covering the bald patch.

Strange.