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 : 9 Jan, 2011 07:38 PM Sometimes you just get bored. Post Reply
bcpianogal View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 9 Jan, 2011 08:11 PM I guess some girls might color their hair out of dissatisfaction with their natural color. However, I would change mine just for fun. Girls have that luxury...just like trying a new haircut or style, we can also try a new color. I love my hair color, and wouldn't want to change it drastically, but I'm trying to get up the courage to add some caramel or auburn highlights just for fun. The good thing about changing hair color is that you can always go back to your natural color without too much trouble. As for using dye to hide gray hair, absolutely I would do it. Not that there is anything wrong with having gray hair. I just don't want to go prematurely gray if I can do something simple to avoid it! There does come an age, though, when it seems best to go gray and celebrate your age! Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 9 Jan, 2011 08:13 PM I don't know if it's right or wrong to dye hair. Since my hair is half brown and half gray, I have been coloring mine. I suppose I should be happy with the color God gave me. Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 9 Jan, 2011 08:24 PM All of my siblings went prematurely grey in our early 30's (thanks, mom). Two of us (my sister and I) died our hair. My brothers just looked distinguished. After about 8 years I got tired of getting dye jobs and let it grow out. I've been getting senior discounts since I was 41! :laugh: My other sister stopped way after I did -- but her hair is a very nice white color now, while mine is not. Oh, well. Cobbler is right -- sometimes you just get bored. Post Reply
MargoSolo View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 9 Jan, 2011 09:04 PM My mom used to shake her head about it and say we should be happy with what God gave us. Well, he gave us unpierced ears. So is pierced ears ok? How about nail color? Tinted contacts? The list goes on. Look at all the references to beauty in the Song of Solomon, so the Bible does acknowledge it. Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 03:54 AM I was born a blonde and as I grew older my hair changed to light brown. Since I got divorced, I started getting my hair colored blonde and I really enjoy that. It makes me feel good about myself and I don't think there is anything wrong with that. I'm the person God created me to be and a lot happier one with coloring my hair!!! Post Reply
View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 05:40 AM I don't dye mine but that doesn't mean I would never do it. I don't see anything wrong with it. It's a nice option to have. I know men who cover the grey, as well. Deborah Post Reply
ShelbyGirl20 View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 07:25 AM My hair is a natural light-brown/blonde color. I have dyed it an auburn/dark brown color, though, because I get this tuft of gray hairs on the top of my head and I don't like it. Post Reply
riveroflife1 View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 08:27 AM I used to dye my hair different colors but the last 10 or so years I dont bother. My kids tell me I should get highlights but I say "when I start getting gray hairs, I will get highlights" well, guess what...I have found 3 gray hairs the last couple months and guess what I'm gonna do this summer? yah, i'm gonna dye it. no, I dont believe it's wrong...men go to the gym because they want to look better, right? well we dye our hair too ;) Post Reply
marikashome View Profile History	Black-Blonde-Red-Brown-Grey? Posted : 10 Jan, 2011 09:02 AM My hair has such a combination of colors in it that there's no need to dye it. All I have to do is change clothes--each color I wear brings out a slightly different tint. I like that and don't think I could ever get the same effect by dying it. To say someone shouldn't dye their hair because God made them that way goes a little far in my opinion... By the same premise a person could say we shouldn't wear deodorant. Sorry, not going there. :rolleyes: Post Reply

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