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seems like unnecessary dangerous experimentation with the hopes of something cosmetic. why not just color hair?

• OutOfHere 2y ago
  Just because you are uninformed about certain things doesn't mean everyone else is too. For example, driving on the highway could look dangerous to a person from the jungle, but it isn't to someone who knows what he's doing. Your comment is the same way. If I try or take something, it's because I have studied it reasonably. The things I named are not untested high-risk substances. In fact, hair colors contain toxic harmful chemicals that even increase the risk of certain cancers. I do color my hair, but I don't like it, and I do it as little as necessary.
  • naught0 2y ago
    The highway is remarkably dangerous for even excellent drivers
    • edu 2y ago
      Dangerous compared to what? Because in terms of driving highways are safer (have less accidents) than urban and rural roads, and the most dangerous areas are intersections.
      • OutOfHere 2y ago
        You are absolutely correct, of course, but that's clearly not the context I used it in.
• Cumpiler69 2y ago
  >why not just color hair? Or if you're a male, why bother with coloring at all? Just own the young silver fox look and rock with it. Or shave it and grow a huge beard. As a male you have a lot of natural workarounds against imperfect hair color..
  • chownie 2y ago
    Some of us don't grow beards, so you just end up looking like a tall child struggling on hard times.
• freehorse 2y ago
  If the gray hair indicates an underlying health issue/deficiency, dying them is not going to help with that.