Author	Thread: Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey?
Admin	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 9 Jan, 2011 07:32 PM Is it wrong for a Christian woman to dye her hair? Didn't God give you the right color? Why fool with what He gave ya? :goofball: Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 09:41 AM I really don't think it matters, at worst it could look terrible and is incredibly high maintenance. I really do not think it is a Biblical or ethical issue unless it is consuming a ton of the person's time/focus. Although it might be an ethical issue if you have a problem with all of the chemicals and animal-testing that sometimes go with it. I used to dye my hair all the time, but I've been letting it go natural for a while and it's changing on its own anyway (getting browner over time). Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 09:54 AM Siylii, That is easy for you to say, cause you've got the coolest hair ever! Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 02:07 PM I think all the girls here should have one side blue and the other side purple with yellow stripes.:ROFL: I love you all.Dennis:dancingp: Post Reply
riveroflife1 View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 02:12 PM it wouldnt be so far fetched for the kids nowadays Dennis. but me, no, I dont think so :) if you do it, I'll do it.:waving: Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 06:22 PM Dennis ----------> :goofball: Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 08:09 PM When I started going grey at 17, I dyed my hair - but my natural (non-grey) colour. A few years later I had to stop, as it was too expensive for a poor college student. Fortunately, I had stopped greying (not looking that gift horse in the mouth). As my 30s came and started going, I began greying more. And more, and in my eyebrows etc. Then I freaked out a bit and began colouring my hair again, but again, my natural, non-grey, colour. Sometimes I put bright red streaks in it, just for fun. Upon my divorce and my re-entry into the dating pool, my self-esteem, still reeling, nudged me to colour my grey again. And I did for about a year, but over the last few months, I have been feeling very convicted about spending money frivolously and simplifying my life. Friends have argued to me that my $10 bottle of hair dye once every six weeks isn't wasteful/frivolous; I had a vision one night wherein I met a young third-world citizen in heaven, and I had to explain to her that yes, I could have provided her family clean drinking water but I chose to hide my grey hair instead. (I've also stopped getting acrylic fingernails.) So my answer to "is it wrong for a Christian woman to dye her hair?" is No. Is it wrong for me? I believe so. Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 11 Jan, 2011 11:26 AM that is why I wrote it.:ROFL: Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 11 Jan, 2011 05:12 PM Is it wrong, no there is freedom in Christ. The Holy Spirit convicts each soul when we are doing wrong. I suggest coloring hair might be the least of His concerns. If a woman feels coloring her hair doesn't glorify God, then stop it. I've colored my hair and look twenty years younger than my two best friends and one is 8 years younger than I. The other is also younger but not by much. Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 11 Jan, 2011 05:54 PM I used to color my hair. I quit years ago. I am going grey nowand ont mind. recently my mother talked meinto getting a stripe of purple in my hair. I hated it but it washed out in less than 3 weeks and was small enough to hide if i put my hair up... I dont wear make up or get my nails done. i am who I am I love me.. Post Reply

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