Are men with dyed hair unattractive?

[SouthDutch7991]

If a person in their 40s or 50s dyes their hair the color it was in their 20s, it often creates a disconnect between the age of their hair and the age of their face. This, in turn, highlights the artificiality of the dye job. This is not a good look and makes the person seem shallow and sometimes even look absurd.

I want to enjoy aging. Maybe that's a naive thing to say but I want to experience life to the fullest, from beginning to end, and seeing myself age in real time will be interesting. I always wanted to know what I would look like as an old man, as a kid.

[BakersfieldChimp]

I want to enjoy aging. Maybe that's a naive thing to say but I want to experience life to the fullest, from beginning to end, and seeing myself age in real time will be interesting. I always wanted to know what I would look like as an old man, as a kid.

That isn't naive at all. In fact, it sounds rather pragmatic.

For me, a few more grey hairs fall with each haircut. We can't fool mother nature or fight father time. I have earned every grey hair I have. Being Okay with where we are in life is a necessity for living a happy fulfilling one.

[Richmondbread]

If a person in their 40s or 50s dyes their hair the color it was in their 20s, it often creates a disconnect between the age of their hair and the age of their face. This, in turn, highlights the artificiality of the dye job. This is not a good look and makes the person seem shallow and sometimes even look absurd.

Not at 40 or 50. That is ideal . The skin changes in the 60s will look odd though.

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[Richmondbread]

That isn't naive at all. In fact, it sounds rather pragmatic.

For me, a few more grey hairs fall with each haircut. We can't fool mother nature or fight father time. I have earned every grey hair I have. Being Okay with where we are in life is a necessity for living a happy fulfilling one.

Ok Boomer. Not everyone goes naturally grey . Some people retain their original color well into old age. We can start getting grey hairs in our teens , though.

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[BakersfieldChimp]

Ok Boomer. Not everyone goes naturally grey . Some people retain their original color well into old age. We can start getting grey hairs in our teens , though.

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There are exceptions. However, I'm not the one who dyes my hair nor gets laughed at for having my hair color too young for my face.

[Richmondbread]

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There are exceptions. However, I'm not the one who dyes my hair nor gets laughed at for having my hair color too young for my face.

A bad dye job with the wrong color will look bad on anyone, regardless of age. For example, you want to color your hair a shade lighter than your true color. The idea is to make it look as if you don't color it.

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[BakersfieldChimp]

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A bad dye job with the wrong color will look bad on anyone, regardless of age. For example, you want to color your hair a shade lighter than your true color. The idea is to make it look as if you don't color it.

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That may be the idea, but it seems difficult to pull off consistently.

Once the illusion is broken, it is broken.

[Richmondbread]

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That may be the idea, but it seems difficult to pull off consistently.

Once the illusion is broken, it is broken.

A middle aged man greatly improves his looks by removing grey with his natural hair color when he was younger. It doesn't look odd because the face still has a young color. When you are in your 80s and doing it, then yes, it looks bad. Do you think Ron Desantis looks bad by having non grey hair in his 40s?

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[BakersfieldChimp]

A middle aged man greatly improves his looks by removing grey with his natural hair color when he was younger. It doesn't look odd because the face still has a young color. When you are in your 80s and doing it, then yes, it looks bad. Do you think Ron Desantis looks bad by having non grey hair in his 40s?

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Ron Desantos' dyed hair and spray tan make him look disingenuous. He does seem to fool more people than most but that doesn't mean he fools everyone.

[BakersfieldChimp]

As a public figure, Ron Desantos is a good example of "when the illusion is broken, it's broken." When you are dealing with someone you see regularly such as a coworker, friend, or family member. A sudden change in hair color is noticed. It makes one wonder about how honest they are in other areas.