 Now she loves her locks and hasn't looked back ( Shannyn Pierce / SWNS) Visits to the salon were no longer necessary and she saved herself a fortune in the process. Four years since she made the decision, Shannyn is still as pleased as punch with her silvery locks and attracts many compliments. The mum, who lives in Texas with her husband Trevor, 35, and two sons Rowen and Jackson, hasn't looked back since deciding to ditch the dye. She said: "It's honestly the best hair of my life. I've never received more compliments on my hair than I do now "It's incredibly healthy and it actually moves on its own because it's not covered with chemicals. It's not weighed down or anything like that, it's really nice. It's so much easier -){kind=link}
Shannyn Pierce faced cruel jibes at school over her greying hair, so turned to spending a fortune on dyeing her locks – now she is confident with her natural look and hasn’t looked back
A mum who had to endure cruel slurs and jibes at school when she started to go grey at just 16, is now having the last laugh. Shannyn Pierce has embraced her silver locks and is saving over £1,000 a year on visits to the salon for hair dyes.
As a teenager, Shannyn, 34, was shocked to discover grey hairs coming through. It was the last thing the 16-year-old wanted to see, and it led to bullying and nasty name-calling from her unkind classmates, who said she was looking ‘old’.
In order to fit in and deter any other insults, she started visiting a salon every six weeks to have her hair dyed black. It was a hefty investment for it cost Shannyn £130 each visit.
But it was money well spent for the teen because she no longer stood out as different or ‘old’ looking. However, as she approached her 30th birthday, something changed and she decided she was finally ready to go natural and accept her silver mane once and for all.