Nature has its own way of reminding us that change is inevitable, and each day, we age.
Ah, age. No, it's not my birthday. I wonder how many of you Soulcasters have it, but I am referring to gray hair. Yes folks, those seemingly white streaks of hair that suddenly crops up out of nowhere. And as you stare in your image in the mirror, you wonder how and why it grew without you noticing it, and it seems to multiply each day.
Back then, gray hairs had been associated with: maturity and wisdom. There's even a local love song about sticking with each other even until their hair turns white. Romantic, isn't it? But hey, nowadays, even young people have gray hairs!
My sister had gray hair when she was in high school. I started having it only about 4 years ago. I am in my early 30s, and at the peak of my career, where I have to deal with people everytime, having grays is surely a no, no.. At least not this time. Being Asian, my hair's natural color is jet-black. Imagine it mixed with white strands, just like black pepper and salt. No, I don't have anything against people with gray hair, but
personally, it does have an impact on my self-esteem, I even look and
feel older. Or is it just me?
But just like time, the graying of hair cannot be stopped. Everytime I go to the salon to have my hair trimmed, the hairdresser would usually notice the grays. So on top of the haircut, I resort to having my hair dyed or permanently colored so as to conceal it.. Does this solve the problem? It does, albeit temporarily. One of my friends says she weeds it out.. If I did that, geez, I would lose about a thousand strands! Poor scalp!
Any similar experiences? Do you have anything to contribute to solve this problem? Suggestions are welcome.



