I thought he was late 40s, but he's only 37.
I reckon his hair is dyed grey though.
I reckon his hair is dyed grey though.
Dillon St. Paul, is his hair dyed grey?
Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt:
“I thought he was late 40s, but he's only 37.
I reckon his hair is dyed grey though.”
“I thought he was late 40s, but he's only 37.
I reckon his hair is dyed grey though.”
I definitely thought that, too. it's definitely dyed for the aesthetic, though. I can't even picture him with coloured hair.
Maybe he has gone prematurely grey but if it is dyed I'd love to know the original color he was.
He has a very fair complexion.
He has a very fair complexion.
Originally Posted by JT Effect:
“When he smiles he puts me in mind of a young Donald Sutherland.”
“When he smiles he puts me in mind of a young Donald Sutherland.”
Oh yes, very much so.
Originally Posted by walterwhite:
“My mate has been completely gray since his late 20's so it's far from unheard of.”
“My mate has been completely gray since his late 20's so it's far from unheard of.”
Yeah, all my former male housemates at Uni started going grey while we were still at Uni, and most are now fully grey, or predominantly balding to the point of having little grey hair left to see. I have female friends that have strands of grey among the still predominantly still natural colour, but they just pull them out and will only succumb to dyeing fully once there are too many to pull out.
Going grey or balding young is very common from what I've seen of my friends (Uni, school, and work). It;s strange though, as I notice lots of O.A.P. men have more hair than majority of my greatly receding male friends and as a whole of meals and females we're mainly in our late 20s to early/mid 30s. It's odd, I don't understand the stark difference of the generational hair. Diet and health obv play a part, but so many males with little hair at still relatively young ages. Women can have shining hair, but they don't look near bald in the main (that's speaking of females I know that hate the idea of hair extensions).
Most of my blonde friends who are naturally blonde yet still dye their hair even more blonde will never know if they're going grey as they don't let up on dyeing in order to know their natural shade of blonde anymore. At least if you're fairer the greying is less obvious, yet I rarely come across blondes nowadays that are still their natural blonde and forget what that is anymore.
Originally Posted by JT Effect:
“When he smiles he puts me in mind of a young Donald Sutherland.”
“When he smiles he puts me in mind of a young Donald Sutherland.”
Yes, I can see that
