Sometimes I think my hair has become even more brown, but I can't say for sure. It has positively not returned to as much gray as I used to have. Since it took six months of OP to see the lessening of gray, this obviously will take months to be able to notice even more of a difference, provided this hasn't reached its limit. Ask me again six months from now.

I love being a (mostly) brunette again! :)

kebod

I'm almost 56, male, and have OPd for 7 weeks now. I have brown hair with a few grays in there. Will let you all know later if the gray goes away. I intend to keep up the OP!

Count me in on the monitoring gray hair group. I'm 42 and have quite a bit of gray hair that I stopped dying about a year ago. I now occasonally use a colored glaze on my hair which I would love to stop doing alltogether. I've only been pulling a little over a month and have seen no change in gray yet.

Hi Shortcake,
I thought I'd get back to you, since about 5 months have passed since I first posted that I had less gray hair. It's hard to measure, since the hair color change is so gradual, but I really think my overall hair color has become yet darker since I first posted about this. I still catch myself admiring my hair color in the bathroom mirror. I'm sure my friends must think I started coloring my hair.
I still have gray hair, just much less. I'm sure this is only a mirror of internal changes for the better since I started OP. I use coconut oil every day, as well as sometimes doing a second pull with sesame oil. In my ignorance, I actually started OPing with regular, grocery store quality canola oil, then I switched to non-organic, non-expeller pressed olive oil (the only olive oil available where I live) Even then I was seeing many different health changes for the better.
I hope you stayed with oil pulling and that you have noticed a few less gray hairs.

kebod