no and probably not. Go see a doctor

>>17192161
Not normal. Something's wrong. Is this a genetic thing in your family?

>>17192161
Are you under a lot of stress? It can cause premature greying.

>>17192189
Well I have depression, but I've never heard of anyone going grey from emotional stress

Ask your parents when they went grey

Define going gray. One hair?

>>17193332
We're not talking

I think it's harmless to find one or two grey hair if you look around closely at your scalp. Even teenagers have them. Early grey hair is statistically rare. I would be more alarmed if you started losing significant chunks of hair due to stress or trauma.

>>17192161
In some families it is genetic. Have a female friend who is going grey since 22 and like half her family went grey before 30.

>>17192161
You are totally healthy. It's just a genetic gift from one or another great-grandparent. Either wear it as a fashion statement or remember that Miss Clairol is your friend.

Well I'm 21 and just a few months prior to turning found a bright silver strand of gray. You aren't alone, senpai. Just dye your hair and none will know the better. Unless you wanna own that shit, then idk, go for it.

Hey, if you are very stressed out, It's possible it's caused by stress, if not, it's possible it's a genetic mutation.

>>17193905
At what age will it stop being a fashion statement?

Grey hair on young girls is sexy.

t. someone with a mommy fetish

>>17193337
Now we're onto something.

>>17192161
>Is it normal
No, but I wouldn't really concern myself with it, unless I were disconcerted.

Rock the grey, don't dye it.

>>17192161
I wouldn't say it's not normal. Some people just go grey sooner than others. Maybe if you're under stress it happens faster.

I have a friend who is 18 and he's going grey, and my mother had a friend who was going grey at 14 and by 20 her hair was white.