![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/woman-who-went-grey-at-16-feels-more-empowered-after-embracing-natural-hair/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2_PAY-WOMAN-WHO-IS-EMBRACING-HER-GREY-HAIR-AT-22.jpg&description=Lauryn Caldwell started noticing grey hairs when she was just 16 but she's now decided to let her natural hair grow out after dying it every three weeks since the age of 18Lauryn Caldwell has finally embraced her natural hair after she started going grey when she was 16 A young woman has said she feels "more empowered" after embracing her grey hair and wants to break the stigma around being young and grey. Going grey is a natural part of the ageing process, but for Lauryn Caldwell, this started much earlier than expected, when she was just 16 years old. Lauryn used to be a brunette but noticed grey hairs coming through when she was a teenager. The 22-year-old began dying her hair to cover the grey when she was 18 and had to dye it every three weeks to maintain the colour. But at the age of 20, she finally decided to ditch the dye and let her natural hair come through. Hair expert warns of 'dangerous' viral hairspray hack for curling tongs Lauryn started dying her hair when she was 18 ( @greyt_days_ahead / CATERS NEWS) Lauryn has let her natural hair grow through ( @greyt_days_ahead / CATERS NEWS) Lauryn said she was made to feel "uncomfortable" in school when she first started noticing the grey hair. She told GlagowLive : "I noticed when I was 16 in high school and I felt uncomfortable a lot of the time as people would point them out. I guess it's because you don't see a lot of young people with grey hair and it was just me. "At school when it got pointed out by a girl who would sit behind me, she asked me why I have grey hair. She said I was too young for that, and I would say well obviously not as I have it now. "Neither of my parents got grey hair young. Although my dad's mum went grey young as well so it could have come from her." Lauryn explained that she would pluck her grey hairs out, before resorting to dying her hair to get rid of the grey, adding: "I used to spend ages plucking them out in front of the mirror as my parents wouldn't let me dye it. They woul){kind=link}
Lauryn Caldwell started noticing grey hairs when she was just 16 but she’s now decided to let her natural hair grow out after dying it every three weeks since the age of 18
A young woman has said she feels “more empowered” after embracing her grey hair and wants to break the stigma around being young and grey.
Going grey is a natural part of the ageing process, but for Lauryn Caldwell, this started much earlier than expected, when she was just 16 years old.
Lauryn used to be a brunette but noticed grey hairs coming through when she was a teenager.
The 22-year-old began dying her hair to cover the grey when she was 18 and had to dye it every three weeks to maintain the colour.