
I've been thinking about it since February when I met a stunning woman about my age who did it...and I have finally made a decision to go gray. That's right, starting today I'm going to go for it. I had my hair cut and weaved without touching up all my regrowth because let's face it I will do this gracefully without the big fat line. Can you see my grey roots? I can. We will see how long I can stand the transition period which will be long and painful I'm afraid. I've been bored with my hair and after seeing three chic women around my age go for it, I am inspired. My inner cha-cha hair stylist is screaming at me saying, "what are you thinking crazy lady!" My inner feminist has thought about this possibility for years. She says, "why do you allow society to dictate what a 47 year old should look like." I am woman hear me roar. I read a journal of a woman who did this at my age in More magazine a few years ago and thought it was brave and cool. I may lose my courage but I'm going for it.
I will document my experience here. The good, the bad, and the ugly. Like when I start to look like a mouse. I honestly don't know what color my hair is. But I'm fairly certain it is a shade of grey. I've been highlighting and coloring since I was 14. I have some friends and a sister who will tell me when to throw in the towel if need be.
I figure if I have the right wardrobe and haircut I can pull it off.

I have visions of looking cool like Jaime Lee Curtis.
I fear I may look like Susan Boyle.
Join me in the journey.
I wish there was a way to try it quickly and pain free.
I have visions of looking cool like Jaime Lee Curtis.
I fear I may look like Susan Boyle.
Join me in the journey.
I wish there was a way to try it quickly and pain free. I love this post by the original Platinum Princess.



