The first thing I thought was "that's so seventeenth-century."

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/beauty/article6948640.ece

I had a dream when I was in my teens or twenties that I had silver/pewter colored hair - and it looked so awesome that I always remembered that & wished I could dye it that color. But at the time I didn't know they had dye that color, or I might have tried it!

However, now I'd be afraid it would just make me look older. My hair has no grey in yet but I can imagine just showing up at work having gone grey overnite would be weird. sort of like Moses coming down from the mountain, lol! I'm sure they would think I'm working too hard :-)

This trend could also be Saturn in Libra, yes?

I have two aunts who went gray before they graduated high school and I found my first gray hair at nine.  I'm looking forward to being gray naturally -- my grays are a nice, bright silver. 

Some women do look beautiful with grey hair, but I am definitely not one of them, so I will be close friends with my hair colorist for a long, long time to come!!!

I am in full rebellion against my 6 grey hairs, but that's mainly because I have such warm skin that gray looks pretty crappy on me.  I have a couple pieces of gray clothing but they go nowhere near my face without a buffer of something more flattering.

I actually think the gray hair is pretty cool.  But then again I like anything creative and new, especially in hairstyles.

I did this in my teens, during a period in which I took advantage of having naturally blonde hair that would take any sort of dye.   It was sort of a cool bluish-lavender-grey-silver thing (which I acquired from putting just a toner on my hair to achieve the effect).  I'm thinking maybe this was related to my natal Saturn being in Leo, so I checked my solar return for the year I dyed my hair this color ... I had Venus at 29 Leo, conjunct Jupiter in Virgo, and inconjunct Saturn at 0 Aquarius in the same house as Uranus, Neptune, and North Node in Cap!

I wish I knew astrology well enough to know if any of that has bearing or if it's like pointing out that I ate a big salad on a day I got in a car accident.

This article is freaking me out because these girls are not going to be able to have brown hair after this that<!--Session data-->

Of course they can Dina.  It's just another shade.  They can grow it out or dye over it.