No. No no no. My grandmother went prematurely grey at 32 and chose to go that route with her dye jobs instead of trying to dye back at an expensive pace. I've had grey since I was 18 and I can assure you that I do not enjoy my "natural highlights" at all. It's one of my more self-conscious issues. That said, an aunt of mine recently decided to incorporate her grey and she looks OUTSTANDING. If mine looks decent when I'm her age, I'll consider it. For now, however, no. It's not for me.

My hair is graying naturally. I'm not coloring it while I evaluate it over time. If it gains an Emmy Lou vibe, I'll keep it. If it looks more like Broomhilda, I'm coloring. But I would not have colored my hair gray.

As someone who actually did start getting gray hair as a preteen, I sort of loved the white streaks in my brown hair--back when I was young enough for it to look interesting, odd. Now that I'm in my forties, though, and it's more plausible, it's not as fun. Also, almost all my hair is white now (or would be, if I didn't color), and I'm too pale for no hair color. I admire those who rock it, though.

I wouldn't dye it no, but I CANNOT WAIT to go naturally gray. Although, I don't think I'll ever get the luxury. My grandmother is in her seventies and doesn't have one strand of gray on her head. Neither does my mom, in her early 40s. :(

I found my first gray hair at the age of 20. By the time I hit 30, I was about 25% gray. Fortunately, it was pretty gray and went nicely with my very dark brown hair. Occasionally, I would mention that I was going to color it.....but the MEN I worked with all said "No!" Now at age 43, I am about 50% gray, and when I mention coloring it, my husband says "No!" Hmmmm...there seems to be a pattern here. My personal opinion: http://chudleyhome.blogspot.com/2010/03/yay-or-nay-to-gray.html

I like the one bold streak on a head of dark hair, maybe. If only mine were coming in that way instead of a little sprinkling! It can be tough to keep one piece light and the rest dark, though, especially if there is dye involved in the darker parts - trust me, I know. I used to struggle to keep one chunk platinum and the rest bold red.

I'm going to be really honest here... I hate it! One naturally gray streak in the hair isn't terrible but personally, I'd probably still color it. I really dislike coloring the hair that color on purpose. Long live hair color! I am 40 and have a lot of gray I color my roots every three weeks and I plan on doing it that way for many years to come.

I say, any look Stacy London rocks is a definite YAY.

I'd love to age gracefully and go gray naturally. Problem is, the "grays" that I sprout are not lovely silken gray hairs. They are crazy gray wires that look plucked from Einstein's eyebrows.