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i started getting white hairs when i was in junior-high. i have dark brown hair. Now, probably 14% of it is white
Did you know Asian women only have hair on one side of their cunts? Want to know which side?
The OUTSIDE!
I think it depends on the individual, when I was in high school there was a guy who was like 17 in my autoshop class who was a little slow but he had like 50% grey hair and I even remember seeing someone (must have been a senior) who was already going bald.
I'm 29 and I can see a few grey hairs and now that I'm growing my beard from the last time I see like 4-5 grey hairs on my beard all close together. Personally I don't give a shit if I start getting grey hair and I will never dye my hair if I go grey.
Try to look at it on the bright side, if you get more grey hair you might pass for being older and can get into bars before you're 21 !!
It is. There are people that by 20 are white in their head. If you are really worried go see a doctor.
It could be genetic, an issue with your health or stress. So basically it could be anything.
If in doubt see a medical practitioner.
Change in hair colour of that caliber can be caused by genetics, environment (as in stress), and health.
If the white hairs are on your hand that you jerk off with, then you are in trouble!!!
My hair started fading from black to white when I was 14. By 17, it was ure white. Like another commenter said, it's the perfect canvas for crazy hair colors. I have thick, waist length neon pink hair, brushed to the right, and the left side of my head is shaved bare. Basically it's like Skrillex, but neon pink and with bangs. ^^
Normal. Quite a few people in my family had white hair in their early 20's. It's the perfect canvas for crazy colored hair.
It can happen i know someone who has a full head of white hair and he is 5 years younger than me.
I started getting gray hairs when I was in high school. Some people go gray earlier than others. It could be a vitamin deficiency issue or chronic stress or something, but its probably just genetic.