[ SECRET POST #3406 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3406 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The problem is that his hair looks younger than his face. A better dye job that was more realistic for an older man (a little more variation in tone, a sprinkle of gray?) wouldn't look so glaringly off kilter. Right now it looks like he touches up his hair and beard with shoe polish.

[tabaqui]

Or not? My dad had black hair until he had chemo in his late sixties - after that, it came back salt-and-pepper. So having no grey at his age isn't exactly 'wrong'.

[(Anonymous)]

Not wrong, no, but people like your dad tend to be exceptions, not the norm. Being in your early 51 and not having a single gray hair isn't most peoples' experience, so it looks off to some.