Not to get old: If you can prevent getting old, then you can prevent premature graying of hair - that's what I have to say. I cannot fight genetics. Some people's hair turns gray in their 20s, whereas others reach 50s without much of it. If you are bothered by your gray hair, you can resort to dying it, but don't try to fight genes - you will lose!
Answered 4/15/2018
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It depends-see below: Depending on how young you're talking about, there may be an underlying cause -- it's worth it to talk to your doctor. There are family tendencies to starting to gray in your 20's; if that's the situation, or if there's no underlying cause, the only 'cure' is hair dye.
Answered 6/26/2018
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