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Gray? Mine's going straight to white. Still mostly confined to the sideburns after noticing the first ones 4 or so years ago. So mid 40 someting I guess.

@mtm2: And it's only turning gray? Surprised you still have any. :)

@woadwarrior: No, most of my family didn't/doesn't lose their hair. Luckily.

Started? Well if you are referring to white hair, I first noticed when I was 12. And by noticed I mean that I had other people point it out to me. Who knows how long they've been hiding there...

Oh well, it doesn't really bother me. I'm a bit surprised at just how many there are though.

I am still not totally gray - some at temples and top of head. Otherwise, my natural color. I tint it to be all one color. I have always thought that pure white hair was gorgeous, and my hairdresser tells me that unless one starts to turn white in their 30's, they will not do so completely. I remember being fascinated with one gray hair when I was in the 4th grade, but as I said above, I am 74 now, and still not even what you would call mixed - some here and there.

I started getting noticable "wings" of gray at my temples before 40 and now at age 48, my beard is very much salt and pepper thoughg most of my hair away from my temples is still dark brown ("with natural reddish highlights" or so I've been told) though there is more gray every year.

My mother's older brother was completely bald when I was a kid (he would have been 35 to 40 at the time, maybe a little older) and my father was mostly bald when he died at 52, with salt and peper hair, though clean shaven. I still have much of my hair though it is definitely getting thin on top.

Mine turned loose before it turned gray. I didn't see any gray around the edges (all that's left!) til late 40s.

When I was 19 or 20 I noticed a stray gray in my beard. I believe it was stress related.

Now, at 26, I have a noticeable number of grays on the sides of my head/sideburn areas. Those started a couple years ago.

@kmeltzer: You'll probably be like my former boss. At 73, an almost fully gray beard, but, believe it or not, black hair. He doesn't use hair dye products and he's only mildly balding.

Just turned 30 and no gray hair yet, but the hairs do seem to be setting up colonies on my ears and back...

Started finding the first greys at 17. Started losing it at 18.

Now at 25, I've got a grey patch in the beard (At least I think there is one, I can't grow a beard for work), a good dozen or so scattered on each side and a distinct widows peak. Once the patch at the front becomes an island - I'm just going to shave my head.