Born 1970. It's so strange though because my hair is not really gray at all. Few here and there of course, but nothing remotely close to my facial hair.
I saw my first gray hair on my head at a much younger age than my beard. I think I was 18. I might have seen one every other year in my head between the age of 18 and probably started to see a few here and there by my early 30's. I wanna say 32-33.
I didn't see a single piece of gray in my beard until I was 31, but I started to see a lot more in beard from then on than on my head.
I'm seeing a lot of gray these days on the side of head and a few on top that aren't very noticeable. I normally shave the sides of my head (and back) to a 0 and leave some on top. I find myself doing it at least once a month now. I used to sometimes let it go every 6 weeks, but I gotta do it a little more now.
My personal (fairly low) self opinion of myself is that I've aged a lot more in the last 3 years than I did in the 10 years before that. Which has nothing to do with the gray hair, but of course to help combat the aging process a bit, I've really had to keep up on cleaning up my hair and beard, which is something I can control.
Everybody I've told that I've aged a lot says I'm crazy and that's not really how I'm perceived, but I almost never shock people anymore when I tell them how old I am, which I used to when I was just a little bit younger.
ya pic from friday. i got a bit of grey but its just sideburn kinda area. born 75.
and holy shit thats white as f*** beard
76 for me, but very early in 76.
I also purposely don't share my birthday, because I don't wanna be put on the spot with happy birthday threads and all that (not that I've ever seen a happy birthday thread on this forum), but it's the 31st of January.
At least it isn't February 29th, which I believe I was born in a leap year.
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