Is it possible for your hair to change colour as an adult? My

>>17382119
Exposure to the sun can actually lighten your hair a bit. That's totally natural.

That, or it might gray out a little. Gray is lighter than dark blonde (which I assume you are right now) and might appear the hair lighter than it is.

>>17382127
It's been dark blond for years now. I'm 22 and my father only had a few odd grey hairs when he was 56, if I remember right. My mom, aunt and neither of my uncles really have greys yet.

I used to have dirty blonde hair when I was a child, but then it became brown by age 3 and then dark by age 10.

It's all genetic, so expect changes to happen.

>>17382131
Then I gotta agree with >>17382138 on this. The amount of melanin in your body can change over time, and less melanin (eumelanin) means a lighter color.

I can't address on this personally because I have dyed my hair for such a long time I don't even know my natural color anymore. But it is a very solid possibly.

>>17382160
But I thought it only goes one way (excluding turning grey)? You can only go darker, and that's why american men are crazy for blonde women, because lighter hair=youth?

>>17382179
Is it greying or yellowish?