I Actually Have Two Guinea Pigs

Kylie80

Kylie80

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Not that you would ever know. I have a second little piggy called Coco but she doesn’t like her photo taken but she was in a rare “snap happy” mood today.

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In one of the photo’s a grey hair has fallen on her face...I don’t know who that belongs to :whistle:
 
She is a little cutie but she really hates my iphone and runs and hides whenever she see’s it lol. Patchy on the other hand poses whenever the iphone comes out. She’s a massive attention seeker.
 
Cocoa is so beautiful snuggled up in her bed.
I have a grey hair problem to, they keep appearing on my shoulder, I don't know where they are coming from!
 
Yeah i’m still dying my hair to cover them up but the greys don’t hold the dye well and they are back within a couple of washes. My mums 61 and she doesn’t even have any grey hairs at all and i’m not even 40 and have heaps of them round my temples lol.
 
My hairdresser tells me grey is very fashionable now, she has young customers paying her to turn them grey! Who thought I'd be a trend setter at 60. :))
 
Coco is soo cute. The pink really makes her colours pop!
 
She is gorgeous :love:
I'm still blonde. Sometimes brown. Definitely not grey. Except a little bit at the roots every few weeks :whistle:
 
My lovely late Mum always said that 50 was a dignified age to go grey. So with that in mind I am now growing out the artificial colour that's been in my hair for years. Unfortunately my "new" natural colour is more brown with grey than brown. Oh well I can always age disgracefully I suppose. Does anyone have a red hat and a purple suit?
Warning Poem by Jenny Joseph - Poem Hunter
This is going to be me!
 
Betsy said:
My lovely late Mum always said that 50 was a dignified age to go grey. So with that in mind I am now growing out the artificial colour that's been in my hair for years. Unfortunately my "new" natural colour is more brown with grey than brown. Oh well I can always age disgracefully I suppose. Does anyone have a red hat and a purple suit?
Warning Poem by Jenny Joseph - Poem Hunter
This is going to be me!
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There does seem to be a consensus in favour of 50, which would give me a few years, but then everyone would know you were 50.... so I think I might keep 'them guessing a bit longer...
 
What a gorgeous set of photos of Coco in her snuggle sack.
And I thought the hair was blonde.....
 
Awwwwwwwww the lesser spotted stunning Miss Coco! :drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool:
 
Pigwhisperer said:
There does seem to be a consensus in favour of 50, which would give me a few years, but then everyone would know you were 50.... so I think I might keep 'them guessing a bit longer...
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My grandmother was completely white by the time she was in her mid 20s and my mother went grey young too (not my fault).
I started going grey in my 30s - wear it proudly whatever your age.
 
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