Ive been looking alot lately at other women's haircolours. Keeping up with the very silver hair growing into the very very (almost black) dark brown hair is starting to be a challenge!

Its a very pretty silver, almost like tinsel....it actually sparkles Im just too young to go natural So with that, and checking out the butts lately(I want one of those "wow" ones!) Ive been checking out alot of women A whole lot more than the muscle men at the gym, I think something is wrong

I am always looking at other girls. I kinda hate it cause they just dont know how lucky they are to look that way and I get mad at myself knowing that i let myself go. But I know I will lose this weight and will be happy with myself again.

Robin- have you ever seen heloise the hint lady? She has the most beautiful silver hair- one time in my 20's I actually toyed with the idea of bleaching my hair and dying it silver-

I have seen her Marie, but I think it was always in black and white in newspapers....so I had assumed her hair was blonde. Im going to have to check her out. I dont know tho.... Emmy Lou Harris has some awesome hair right now, its a beautiful colour. I think I need to play with some lighter colours before I go that way. Having such dark hair for so long, and loving it, its hard to change ....Im skerrd

I have very white silver hair, and I'm letting it grow out. The growing out process is difficult. Particularly because it is hard to keep that silver streak that I was first interested in having. Seems that as the hair is there longer it either yellows or blends with the darker hair underneath and looks "gray" instead of the white silver that I liked.

I used to see where they have hair dye that emphasizes the silver, and lately I can't find it. I wanted to see what it would do. But it isn't in the store I saw it in originally. I guess most people if they are going to the trouble of dying their hair want a different shade.

I did read that a once a month lemon juice and water rinse will help keep the silver silver and prevent the yellowing.

I know how that feels, because I catch myself thinking the same way. But on the other hand, back in my glory days when I was slender and fit, it always amazed me that people refused to see the connection between my weight and the choices I made. They'd say things like, "Oh, you skinny people don't need to eat all those salads." As if what I ate had nothing to do with what I weighed. It was always the people with a weight problem who urged me to eat more, take the bus instead of walking, etc., and I could talk myself blue in the face without ever convincing them that I was thin because of what I did, not in spite of it.