15 Gray Hair Causes and Fixes

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Monday, December 17, 2018

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FEATURED 15 Gray Hair Causes and Fixes Graying hair is a normal part of aging, but why does hair turn gray? Your risk of going gray increases 10 to 20 percent every decade after the age of 30. READ MORE

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