Hey San,

You said you went premature gray at 12. I know someone who did so, at about 16. That, being the case, this cannot be a true statement:

"Wrinkles and gray hair are 2 prominent signs of aging."

Also, One can get wrinkles from smoking, dehydration and whatever else, even in their younger years.

When I am not drinking enough water, the 'fine' lines I have in my forehead become more prominent. When I drink plenty of water, they become 'fine' again.

OH and I am blessed to not have gray in my hair. I haven't colored my hair in over a year. I was looking at it, the other day and there is not gray AND it is its natural color, after all these years!

I have not inverted in a couple weeks. When I return from my vacation, my intention is to begin inverting again, as well as some other lifestyle changes.

Have an AweFilled day!

Peace,
Beth

I suffer from premature gray hair.

I was born and brouht up in India and we had henna shrubs in our garden. We would pick henna leaves, wash it and then blend it in blender with some water. The resulting henna paste ( like green chutney) was then applied to hair. Henna can stain the nails and hands as well. The results are permanent hair colour.

Now I dont have access to henna shrubs in Canada. I use powdered henna and is definately not as powerfull.

Hennna is good but very messy. But I would still not touch artificial dyes.

I hope inversion turns the hair to original color from inside out...

I have tried Henna, but find it messy and very time consuming. It does give a nice result, but if I could find a way to have healthy natural hair from the inside out, then that would be even better.