Everyone is always looking for that magic product to erase the years. While I am not fond of my wrinkles either, I think they should be appreciated. I have worked hard to get to the age I am and I have enjoyed the ride. Wouldn't it be nice if our culture celebrated aging instead of trying to undo it?

Applause to that one! Laughing. My mother never went entirely gray, and I think I've inherited her hair. Very little gray, and honestly I wish I had more. Remembering a decade or so ago - went to a hairdresser who picked up the first lock of gray and said "what is this, and why is it still here? We can make THAT go away!"

I was indignant! No way are you going to make it go away. I've EARNED every one of those gray hairs!

The aging "boomers" have a huge impact on the market,don't they? As one of them I have to say I actually feel empowered by my gray. Now when I look in the mirror I feel it's evident that I've been elevated to a more knowledgable and experienced level!
Those who don't join the celebration will find out soon enough that it won't be undone!