Natural grey hair will very soon become rare, because women and men all over the world will develop an effective means to prevent gray hair. Full story

Dying your hair grey seems to become a new trend. No sooner had the fashion magazines covered the latest Chanel Spring 2010 Couture Show featuring grey-haired models who wowed the fashion community than Kate Moss was spotted having streaks of grey in her hair. Full story

Scientists of Britain-based company Unilever conducted a large-scale study and found that a woman’s genes are more likely than lifestyle to cause greying hair. Earlier theories suggested that the rate of greying depended on such negative factors for health as stress or diet. Full story

A team of European scientist has found that greying hair is caused by disordered mechanism for breakdown of hydrogen peroxide in our hair follicles. It results in high hydrogen peroxide levels, blocking the synthesis of melanin, a pigment responsible for the natural color of our hair. Find out the details of the process of getting grey hair. Full story

All older-aged women have always dreamed of a beauty product that could give the hair back its youthful look. But what we yearn for is more than simply hair dyes to conceal sings of aging. In fact, we want grey hair never appear. Scientists from the University of Manchester and Luebeck University in Germany claim they can now offer a remedy for grey hair after they conducted a number of successful lab experiments. Full story