Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

yes

Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

Yeah. All gry different.

Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

i dont think it will gray differently, but it might gray less noticably with lighter hair....

Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

It's all in the mind. For people that can't handle it, it's silver. For people that don't care, it's gray.

Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

Generally fair hair goes gray faster. My Dad's blonde hair was completely gray by the time he was 50, while my Mom's black hair at 50 only has a few mostly unnoticable white hairs. This is one of the reasons why black, Indian, and Asian people tend to age better than people of European descent

Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

Yes, you do not notice gray as much on a blonde but red hair looks faded and dark hair looks lovely with some gray.

Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

Yes, they do. Part of the reason has to do with the underlying skin pigmentation, and part because different hair types depigment in different ways. Dark haired people (brunettes and black hair) frequently end up with wonderful heads of silver colored hair, while their blond and red-haired cousins end up with almost transparent hair.

Will blonds,burnetts,red heads,and black hair gry diffrenly?

Everyone grays differently. Two people with the exact same shade of hair will gray differently from each other. In general though, dark haired people have the typical gray hair you see most often. This is just from observation, but blonde haired people's hair turns more of a whitish color than gray (I come from a family full of blondes) Some people's hair doesn't change at all. My grandfather is 78 years old and still has jet black hair, not a gray to be found. I'm honestly not sure about redheads.