Aging is a privilege denied too many. I am proud and honored to still be here after being diagnosed with a terminal disease and overcoming that prognosis. Gray hair is my tinsel and scars are my battle reminders. I am strong. I am worthy. I am alive.

@karencooper3428

3 жыл бұрын

This 👌❤️❤️

@karencooper3428

3 жыл бұрын

@Obelus 😳😜🤣🤣

@karencooper3428

3 жыл бұрын

@Obelus no idea what you mean by that, but, love your depth of faith

@karencooper3428

3 жыл бұрын

@Obelus no, just I'm grey and I'm not sure I'm riotous, but I am a very good person

@karencooper3428

3 жыл бұрын

@Obelus thank you

Thank you for your empowering words. I am 64, a cancer survivor, and have had grey hair for years. When I'm having a "bad" day, I remind myself that "I have hair, and I am alive". It is truly an honor to be on this journey.

@albinaschuster2049

3 жыл бұрын

My hair started gray in my teens. I colored it until my early twenties. O got do many compliments. It's completely silver gray and I love it😊

@Nailtheday

3 жыл бұрын

Sending lots of love from London uk. Stay well and embrace those silvers xx

@sajix4916

3 жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

I started to turn gray very young and colored my hair from age 28-44. My coworkers were so negative towards me when I started to grow it out. It really is a power move that bucks the system. I am 6 years into my gray journey and I am so glad I stepped off the hair dye merry go round. I think my old co workers felt threatened when they saw that I was bucking the system that they felt trapped in. Baby I am liberated!

@rds1004

Жыл бұрын

I agree! I had the same experience from friends who dye their hair. Although, I got so many compliments from strangers. It was liberating, it was powerful. I would never go back. I get told almost every day that my hair is so beautiful and women will say, I wish I had the courage to do that.

Recently out of the blue, another woman gave me a compliment on my gray hair at an airport. It was great and impressed my husband. I’m 67yrs old & have been gray for 9yrs. I love it! Thanks Nikol!!🤍

@NikolJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

That's exciting Sylvia and such a great feeling when women say beautiful positive comments to strangers! xoxo

@user-ym2oy6qo1y

2 жыл бұрын

well from what I can see from your photo you are a beauty!!!

@joycej9415

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. It was in the beauty shop and she wanted to know if they could do her color like mine!

Letting my gray grow out after 30 years of chemical coverups was freeing and empowering. You are so right, Nikol - it is about attitude. I had wanted to stop coloring for years but my husband had said he wasn’t “ready” to see me in gray hair. I finally spoke up and said, “I promise it won’t be your Grandma’s gray hair”! And grew it out over the fall & winter when I was 58 years old. Caps, berets and root powder kept me curious about my results for 6+ months. I knew there was plenty of white under there as I had discovered my first grays in my late teens. I felt like a kid anticipating Christmas morning! I went for my pixie chop and have never looked back. I care more about my makeup and personal style now then I ever did, because my attitude is: I’m a platinum lady of great value”. My gray says “confident”, not “old”. On my way home from the first cut, I stopped at the grocery store and a man I had never seen, stopped me and said “Your hair is beautiful” God bless him! I get more positive comments about my hair now - no one ever noticed the brunette with highlights that cost me soooooo much $$$$!

Your right Nikol. My girlfriends would say to me why I was not dying my hair. They would say you look old. But when we would go out I was always had men talk to me and with that is said my girlfriends just stop asking me to go out with them. I stopped dying my hair at the age of 45 I’m 72 now. My husband and other men always say to me that I have the most beautiful hair. And that makes me feel beautiful. Thank you Nikol you are beautiful.

Thanks for reminding me it is a power move... Just had an idiot spit venom at me and tell me he knows the reason my ex-husband left me and that no one wants to be near me. I am crying to hear this and remember how brave it is just to be me. At 38, I embarked on the grey journey from long long dark hair past my breasts to a very short grey pixie cut. In one fell swoop, the transition was complete and I donated my hair to a children's charity that makes wigs for children who have lost their hair. 💖

@sharongannon2640

3 жыл бұрын

Oh so sorry about that. Those idiots exist but there are much more nice guys than idiots out there. What a scary but caring move...to chop your hair and donate it to others in need. Pop on the lipped, nice earrings and colourful top and own it. Your single, have a kick ass hairstyle and a great heart. And now you have a talking point.....why did you cut it and who did you help. Own it.

@sharndawg007

3 жыл бұрын

@@sharongannon2640 Thanks for the vote of confidence, Sharon! I cut it because I didn't want to wait for my hair to grow out with the demarcation line for years. I instead decided to just start out anew with a pixie cut and fully grey from day 1. I am not sure who I helped by my going grey other than the children at the charity, but it has certainly been a talking point amongst many friends and peers and I know some people who have also taken the plunge to go grey since. I think the person I helped the most is me. It feels great to be completely unapologetically natural and liberating not to have to cover it up with dye every three weeks and thereby ruining my hair. 💖

@indriadrayton1132

3 жыл бұрын

What a blessing to donate your hair to a children's charity! The Bible speaks on this: The hoary head is a crown of glory if it be found in the way of righteousness. Proverbs 16:3, meaning that if you been pleasing God up to the point that you are grey headed, you lived a long life of righteousness, so God sees your grey hair as a crown!! Something to think on!!

Haven't dyed my hair since March. Your videos were the first that I found when I needed support. I'm more salt and pepper, not solid grey. I have my days where I'm self conscious, but I am happy that I am sticking to it. A friend said I could get grey highlights to blend the old dye, but I told her that I need to go through this process, it's bigger than hair. Thank you, Nikol. 🤍

I love my grey hair. People ask what dye do you use...... I say, it just grows out of my head!!! 😊

@bellem.8329

3 жыл бұрын

People ask me that too cause my silver gives me a highlighted look. Also my fingernails grow long and strong. People ask me who does my hair and nails and I tell them I do! Me, good genes and Essie.

@bumblebeebrewingdiary1320

3 жыл бұрын

that's happened to me too! : )

@michelepaine8480

3 жыл бұрын

I heard that too! Wow cool hair who does it. I said Nature lol

Most of my friends love my gray but I have a few family members who say color it as its aging. Heck I'm 65 and blonde won't won't make me 30 so nope

@NikolJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

Doesn't matter what anyone says about your Gray! It matters what you say to yourself because you are the one wearing the gray, not your family members! You are beautiful! Every time you hear a negative comment about your gray grab that comment in your mind and transform it into a positive. xoxo

@cami9447

3 жыл бұрын

That’s exactly what I said. Color doesn’t change the calendar.

@MsAngie60

3 жыл бұрын

@@NikolJohnson ♥️

@evelynbaron2004

3 жыл бұрын

At one point during menopause after my husband passed away I saw a shrink for anxiety and depression and he was helpful but I brought up the idea of stopping colouring my hair and he had the audacity to tell me it would be ok but long grey hair on women reminded him of witches which was ... so out of left field I was speechless. Yes he helped but I stopped seeing him soon after. Stuff happens and he was a good man with his own hangups but Give. Me. A. Break. I'm 65 too; glad to be alive and you go girl!!!!!.

@indriadrayton1132

3 жыл бұрын

@@evelynbaron2004 God Himself is descibed as having white hair....

Going gray is so freeing! I have a ways to go but loving my journey. Thanks for sharing and inspiring ❤

@janiscritchley3686

3 жыл бұрын

Same here and agree so freeing ☺ still on the journey, dyed hair brown for thirty years, last year decided to go dark blonde with lighter streaks so the growth wasnt so noticeable, had some days I've thought of changing it, had hair cut shorter which helped, now I'm more confident of seeing it through.

Feeling like this is the true me. Attempted this at at 40 but buckled to peer pressure. Tried it at 50 and same. Last year, 54 I lost my dog and started the journey right after. So happy. Feeling so blessed. Look at myself in the mirror every morning and smile at that woman looking back at me. It’s a revaluation and it feels right. Thank you for the amazing inspirations you share with us.

@michelepaine8480

3 жыл бұрын

Love it! It is right. It is naturelle.

"Give yourself grace." "Actually I can..." "The journey..." So appreciate your thought processes that encourage!!

Grey is a perfect backdrop to fabulous deeper colours - gorgeous pinks, peaches etc ! We may double take when we see ourselves in a mirror- others see us all the time and accept the colour quicker than we do ! We are gorgeous and different 🤩

It took two years to grow out my shoulder length hair and I’ve never liked the texture better. The first few months I looked depressed; like I didn’t care, so clothes & makeup were essential. Embrace the Crone!❤️

Now that was a very interesting presentation. In 2019, I lost my long thick dyed hair during 1 year of cancer treatment, and I was so tenderly cared for. My hair grows fast. It's now shoulder-length, strong, thick, a beautiful shiny silver-white, the natural color appears different each new day. This is me! After hearing this presentation I'll be entering into another journey. I can hardly wait to read my new biography!

I asked my chap what he thought before I made the decision to go grey naturally. He said he might not even notice! We both laughed. I love you saying the silver coming in was your new path! I finally feel grown up.

I have had so many compliments since going grey and I don't regret doing it. Give it a try you might be surprised how good it can look.

I have always felt this way: I want others to feel better after spending time together. THANK YOU for the reminder!!

I like what you said "I want people leaving my presence feeling better". That is so positive and we all need positive encouragement and to help build up people. It goes full circle.....you feel better, too! Thank you, Nikol!!

I’m in my Gray hair journey. Love how powerful this video is. Thank you!

YES to silver hair! Thank you for sharing your message! I have had grey/silver hair for more than 25 years. I love my silver hair and I Am proud of it.

@carolcriado3560

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, grey, silver or white hair is the new blonde 😊

Thank you so much for all your positive advice Nikol. I am almost 11 months in and had to stop coloring due to an auto immune disorder but I recently posted on your FB group and I have to tell you what a wonderful page you have. The women are so generous and supportive, it's really an amazing thing to be part of. You are beautiful inside and out!!

I need this so badly. I'm trying really hard and you are so inspiring and make me want to take more care of my skin and really get some confidence!! Thank you for this challenge!

I appriciate your attitude of feeling confident with your grey hair. You are such a beauty.

My word but you hit the nail on the head with all of your inspirational videos! Seriously, thank you so much for giving us all the strength to move forward in this gray hair adventure!!

Thank you for your inspirational message 👩🏻‍🦳💖 I’m 8 months in cold turkey and received my first compliment from a complete stranger, a male hairdresser asked me, are you transitioning? I said yes, he said keep going it’s looking great and that is was a beautiful colour coming in ☺️

@NikolJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

That is such a great comment and so happy he was supportive. 🥰

You nailed it with this one!!! So true, in all respects... Thank you for being you and sharing with all of us!

Oh Nikol I needed this video today! I'm at 13 months in my gray journey and I was feeling so sorry for myself and needed to hear this message! Thank you so much!

Thanks for another positive message, Nikol. Being an encourager is one of your gifts!

I left watching your video feeling BETTER! Thank you, Nikol!!!! I am very grateful for you & your positive messages/energy.

One of the favorite things I say to myself when I am feeling washed out is “this is the best I can be today”. I say this not in a detrimental way but a positive way to give me confidence. I went gray a couple of years ago and there are still days when I think I should dye it back to brown but when I wear black, I look so much better than I did with brown hair so it stays gray. Thank you for your beauty inside and out.

@creaseys

3 жыл бұрын

I find that wearing colours I love makes me feel better about myself on a ‘washed out’ day.

I decided to stop highlighting my hair 15 years ago. A few years back while getting my hair trimmed I asked my stylist about a little color enhancement. NEVER will I color your hair was her response. Apparently some of her clients asked her to replicate my color. Talk about a confidence boost.

@isaacwgnr130

3 жыл бұрын

Ok now I need to know: What IS your hair colour? That really must have felt awesome haha :D

@dagallagher9628

3 жыл бұрын

I have Gray hair. I was born a blonde then it turned dirty brown then the highlights, artificial of course.

@ef4zsv

3 жыл бұрын

Nice!!!

It took me 2 times to completely embrace the gray. I grew it out & half through, I colored it. I decided I'd try it again, I got it more than half grown out & slipped back again, because I listened to other peoples comments. Well, my third attempt, bingo! I thought heck what others thought. It was my hair, my business and my choice. And I love it, it made me feel confident, made me feel good and most of all free to be myself. And my husband says it's sexy, lol.

I really needed to hear this today Love the book referrals 🌸🌼🌺🍁

I decided to go grey last year. I decided to focus on my skin and weight. Thank you beautiful lady ❤️

Thank you so much for being so positive about aging! We need more people like you!!

Funny story for you, when my mom first went grey she became the Bride of Frankenstein, it looked soooo amazing! She had all this dark brown hair that was just not yet black with this awesome streak of white hair right next to her right temple. When I first told my mom she thought I was making fun of it.....long story short she actually got a little teary eyed when I told her I thought it was the coolest things......I would tell all my friends that I thought my mom looked amazing with her shock of white hair. It was sooooo bad ass!

@anthonycoca2202

Жыл бұрын

My grandfather had dark hair with white streaks at the temples. He didn’t start going grey till his 50s. I thought it looked cool and told him he looked like a very stylish vampire. Lol My 3 brothers started going gray in their 30s, but I take after my grandfather and didn’t start till my 50s. I’m now 53 and have the same streaks at my temples that contrast against my dark hair. Just like his did. I love it.

I have had more great comments and attractions from men with my gray then I ever did in my life...yes its liberating we stand out..I feel more confident every day with my gray.

Nikol you have mentioned every point in this video of the journey that growing gray is about. I never thought in my wildest that I would, but I prayed about it, I have a great friend/hairdresser that is helping me through this journey and my family is very supportive. Yes, there are so so days but I get through those with a bit of makeup and color. I have been dye-free since February of this year. Will keep you posted. Thank you for your uplifting words and support.

I earned my gray hair. My gray hair is a strength and a blessing..its my badge of matriarchy. Thank you for this video Nikol. I went gray 10yrs ago and didnt look back. I get a million compliments on my hair

I really needed to hear this today Nikol, thank you!

I have been grey & natural for almost 3 years and have never regretted it, but actually love it. Your hair is absolutely beautiful

Great message! Thank You for your Honesty! You Go Girl!

Good advice. I’ve let my hair turn grey and love it. About all the blonde is gone. Now working on the cut. Good advice and attitude. Thumbs up!

I hated the 2 year grow-out process but I loved that I stuck to my guns. And I love the final outcome.

@KD-mh3xv

3 жыл бұрын

I need to see more pictures of your glorious hair, Julie!

@ef4zsv

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I needed this.

This is the best video I have come across concerning going gray (and I feel like I've watched millions). You are an amazing influencer, I am so glad I found this video, I am a new subscriber for sure. You are real, and so inspiring, thank you for making this video!!!!

Oh my word. You are so right every time I walked into a room I always got a compliment, people telling me that my hair was so beautiful! It gave me lots of confidence! I always fixed myself up, and my hair was the center piece the talk of the town; you might say! I walked with confidence! I just love my hair! 💜👩🏼‍🦳 Thank you Nickol 💜

You are a Bold, Beautiful, Beacon of Power for this transition! I’m a new subscriber. Thank you for sharing this priceless message!💎

Nikol....your gray hair is lovely! Thank you for being such an inspiration to so many...

The best thing I have learned is that I can read (rarely every someone in person) a negative comment about the way I look and kind of laugh it off and know that person is dealing with how me being gray make THEM feel. It's never really about my gray at all.

I am going through the grey transformation now and honestly im excited. I look in the mirror everyday and think, YES!!! I see more grey coming through. Thank you for your encouragement and btw your grey looks amazing.

Great power video. It helped very much. Turning a new corner of life today. Staying gray, age 60. Have a beautiful butterfly day. Confidence. ❤️🦋🙏

I’m one of the women who, bc of quarantine, decided now is the best time to finally stop with the dye, it’s VERY freeing. i’ve always liked being different, and going grey is definitely being different (at least in S Florida), as i’m the only one of my friends to be walking away from dye. on the days i feel washed out, i just slap on self tanner!

@ilaklion7045

3 жыл бұрын

I’m in So. Fla. too, you are not the only one. Trying this gray thing as well, I find bronzer and bold eye colors help!

@SkyePhoenix

3 жыл бұрын

... Or put on some makeup. I have no issue with my white & gray hair color, it's just the texture...

I love that your talking about this! It is so helpful & every bit of this is truthful!

I cut my hair short and love it. The grey come through easily after 8 months of trims - lockdown helped. Then I had a wobble and bleached it myself! Those toxic thoughts....you look old, you look like your mum, you have given in ...they got me! Now after the hairdresser got me blonde and repaired the chicken little look I gave myself I am letting the grey come through again. You are always my go to person when I need a boost, you express the vulnerabilities we all share. Thank you

I fully agree. I am 52. I’ve had gray hair since I was 27 and have colored it since. With the pandemic I dyed it in February 2020 and during lockdown the gray started showing of course and I actually liked the color! With your videos I got inspired and took the plunge. By July 2020 I was almost all gray, of course I always have it short. As you say men come up to me and just compliment me. A few of my women friends have told me, very lovingly to dye it red again but I won’t. I just love my gray! Thank you for being an inspiration

Everything you say is true to the tenth power. I have been grey for 20 years this year and for me, it truly was a power move and it absolutely has paid unimagined benefits! Keep up your positive messaging. It's SO important and thank you for all you do to build women up!

Love the grey, wish mine was as thick as yours. I have major thinning

This made my eyes water a little (in a good way!) Fantastic message. Gray is a Power Move, Confidence and an HONOR will be on sticky notes where I can see them! THANK YOU!!!

Thank you so much Nikol. Your videos are more than helpful. This video in particular is one I will refer to often while I’m on this journey. I haven’t dyed my hair since February. When the salons closed due to Covid I kept going with the gray. Had my first “negative” comment the other day from my MIL who says....”but you had such beautiful dark colored hair!” I really do understand why other women question the choice. But I understand more that it is MY choice and I really do feel empowered.

I rock my grays.. I've developed my unique style and it works for me..Attitude is everything!!! Love you new vlog. You are gorgeous!!!

Thx for cheering us on.

Beautifully said! You have kept me motivated and inspired. I agree, it’s been transformative process. Thank you, Nikol!

Thank you again, for another great video of being positive in life and excepting the change in ourselves. You are my inspiration. Well said dear Nikol....stay safe. Lots of love from Sydney 🙋‍♀️🤗💜💋

Thank you for all this positive information. I used to color my hair, highlight it, every thing to cover my silver-grey. About four years ago I got tired of spending so much time at the salon, not to mention the cost. Decided to let everything go and embrace the change. I LOVE it, I LOVE the silver-grey and do everything to show it off. The streaks of silver-grey are beautiful. It’s been a journey to experiment with different makeup shades, eye shadows, blush and lipsticks. My journey has been beautiful and fun. Thank you for sharing yours 💜💜

I tried it. Grew my hair out for three years and did a wild thing a few months ago. I decided I want color again. I love it! I won't be going back to grey till I feel ready again. This talk is so important to have. Beautifully done, Nikol. TY!!!

Thank you!!!That’s exactly what I needed to hear 💝.

Love love love your candid approach to embracing our gray ... keep going ladies you won't regret it :)

The best that i heard since I turned 59 and gray. Thanks Nikol

Such a powerful and inspiring video, Nikol! ♥ I have been growing out my gray since last November, and I'm loving it. It's coming in kind of a dark ashy shade with blondish streaks (I'm a natural redhead). So happy to finally have my authentic hair color coming back again after decades of coloring. I also love the long transition time, gives me a chance to really get used to it.

Such a powerful, honest and beautiful message for all of us today. Thank you.

@NikolJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

😘😘

Proverbs 16:31 "Gray hair is a crown of splendor; it is attained in the way of righteousness." There is nothing wrong with gray hair! :)

Thank you so much Nikol! May I jump in? Not grey, I am 56...BUT I went natural...quit pretending to be blonde and straight haired...I have brown curly hair with the slightest threading of grey...this was huge for me and took me two years as I wear my hair mid length. I have never felt more beautiful..being as God crested me. Thank you for helping us to accept the beautiful gifts we have, 😃🙏🏼⭐️💎

Thank you! I enjoy all your presentations - but most especially this one!!

Nikol, if my friends have supported my decision to go with the grey -but my husband did and teenage son did! It gave me the strength to carry on. Also finding people like showing you can be grey, and fabulous!

@madamplant

3 жыл бұрын

My husband and adult sons like it better then I do. Lol!

Love your positivity. You are very inspiring! Thank you for taking the time to make women feel good about themselves!

I’m all over the place with growing out my gray and I need encouragement. Thank you!

@justabigchicken1466

3 жыл бұрын

Gwen you can get tbrough it! It is so worth it. I really had a hard time at first because of the roots. I felt I looked like one of those women who let their roots grow out 4-5 inches before recoloring. Where's the mystery in that?!?!lol. Now I have women approach me all the time to ask about it and tell me how they love my hair!!! The condition of my hair keep getting better from NOT coloring it, gone are broken ends and post shampoo snarliness. Gone the monthly expense of salon coloring! It just keep getting better and better!

@GwenMotoGirl

3 жыл бұрын

@@justabigchicken1466 thank you for the encouragement! I have several inches of growth and I’m loving it so far. I’m going to keep growing. Take care! ❤️

@thegirlnextdoor2863

3 жыл бұрын

I think you lack self esteem

@michelepaine8480

3 жыл бұрын

Just do it!

I love your message! Being a woman is such an honor, in my opinion. When I decided I was finished with the monthly ritual of coloring 'my roots' that is when I literally reclaimed my inner strength. It sounds a bit odd, I know, yet it is true. The hairstylist I had been going to for upward of 15yrs was not supportive, so I found a new one. I learned a lot about myself thru the transition and made the best of the opportunity. It was so liberating! I can honestly say that I think my natural hair is the prettiest, the most healthy it has ever been. It's vibrant, soft, and has so much natural body. I actually use less product these days.

I also started going grey in my early 30’s. Actually I had some greys even in high school, but not so many to notice much. I’ve been salt and pepper since my 30’s, and now in my 40’s it’s more salt than pepper. I have never died my hair. I just let it be natural. It bothered me at first, and I complained to my husband that my natural color is dark brown. He responded that dark brown is no longer natural for me. Well, he’s right. His comment really hit home, so I never died my hair. My grey hair is me and now I actually like it. I have had many hairdressers compliment me because my hair is similar to the lady in the video, only short. My grey and brown is evenly distributed and hairdressers say it’s pretty.

I always look forward to your video chats. Your kindness and support of all women. I am going gray cold turkey and I am learning patience and it’s been so interesting to see the silver changes each month. Yes - I am up for the challenge!

@NikolJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

That's right Nancy YOU ARE UP FOR The CHALLENGE! You Go Girl! xoxo

This was an excellent upload that I really needed to hear right now in my life, thank you Nikol.❤

Great video Nikol! You have a beautiful soul. Definitely a bumpy journey but so worth it. I did not use much make up before going grey. The new me is learning all your makeup tips and what a difference. Gracias 😊

Gray or silver hair sets you apart and makes you "different". Dying your hair makes you pretty much the same as everyone else. Picture Nikol with her hair dyed a dark brown or black. NO!

@RJweblink

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more. I am almost fully transitioned and with that, I earned a new perspective about grey hair. I admire women with grey hair, in fact, there's the confidence and beauty that goes with it and wisdom.

@cpricket1

3 жыл бұрын

If she had that bland yellowish blond hair color that so many women think is making them look younger, she would look much less stunning. That color doesn’t fool anyone. It simply shouts “I have the delusion that ‘blond’ dyed hair is making you think this is my natural color.”

@ef4zsv

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! Now that is powerful. I am adopting that for me as I am on my gray hair journey, as a young woman.

Thank you so much for this video it was so much needed here 🤍, I have 46 weeks without dying my hair. This morning I was feeling down but this video of yours reminded me what is all this about ❤️ blessings

Love this video I am at that crossroad right now your video has really helped me to put things into a new and better perspective ! Thank you very much !

I receive a lot of complements on my gray hair. It s great , practice makes perfect. It’s a new Journey, a new you! Feel Proud an Happy!

Thank you for that confidence booster! I needed it!

Nikol, you look lovely with your gray hair. You're right, it's bold and powerful and beautiful!

Thank you. 10 weeks in and have been thinking of quitting and feeling unattractive. You are 💯 correct, I am confident and will look for the strength & lessons in this journey.

I love that ur doing this. So happy ladies ahead of me are talking about aging gracefully. I'm not grey and not sure if I'll do it like you did, if at all,, but I'm glad ur there to look to.

YOU ARE AMAZING NIKOL! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS!!!

It does not hurt that you are beautiful and have a fantastic head if hair.

@NikolJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

I have worked really hard at caring for my skin and my hair through this transition, I feel that has a lot to do with how I look and how my hair looks. xoxo

Thanks you addressing this subject with a realistic and grounded approach. It is a privilege of having the choice of going gray to be ourselves. an attitude of how we live and our confidence. Thank you, you made me feel I'm doing the best for me. Witch is truly aging gracefully. GOD BLESS

The authenticity of embracing our gray is freedom! I’ve never looked back to color and never will💕

i cannot believe anyone would say something negative about your hair ..........that says everything about them you have been the number 1 encourager for me to plunge into the decision to go silver. :) i'm about 15 months into it and half way there. without you I couldn't have done it! huge hugs and thank yous forever! :)

Nicole, I am 71 and have been salt and pepper since I was in my late 40's. I wound up becoming allergic to hair dye so I just made the decision to stop coloring. I can't tell you how many compliments I get on my hair color. Your positive message is so encouraging, and I try to encourage others to just embrace the change. Thank you!!

I needed to see & hear this. Thank you I feel empowered by this I’m three months in my gray transition.

I’m ready to do this!!! Just turned 60 and don’t look it !! Nikol, you are an inspiration! Thx🤗

Nikol, your hair is beautiful and so are you, inside and out. I decided to go grey in January 2020 and have not regretted it one single moment. Like you, I have people telling me all the time how beautiful my hair is. And, I agree with you, it is so very liberating. I wish I had never colored my hair at all..., but I am glad I made the decision to stop doing it this year.

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So happy to hear Christiane. Isn't it great looking in the mirror and not feeling ashamed of the gray roots! That was a game-changer for me!