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    My kid has white hair!

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      HopeandSorrows
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      My boy in P5 has 2 or 3 strands at times, not really visible. It's not as if it is spreading or he's dropping hair. It should be fine? :rahrah:


      dun worry so much. šŸ˜„

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        ITA123
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        HopeandSorrows:
        My boy in P5 has 2 or 3 strands at times, not really visible. It's not as if it is spreading or he's dropping hair. It should be fine? :rahrah:


        dun worry so much. šŸ˜„
        It seems like white hair is quite common now-a-days especially with so much unknown \"chemical\" in our daily food that we've consumed including medication.

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          Vino Chia
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          Manfrotto:
          It is no uncommon. My gal who is 2 has a strand before as well. Unless it is persistent and getting more. Otherwise, no cause for concern. šŸ™‚ Relax.

          agreed fully!

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            MysticPurple
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            My DD2 white hairs started in P6 and now in Sec 1 there are more. She inherited it from my side of family. My dad had white hair when he was young, my eldest bro and I had it too. My sis and younger bro are lucky, they didn't get it.


            I remembered my white hair started when I was in P5 and my teachers then were :yikes: when they saw my white hair. It did put a low self esteem on me then. I used to think that I'm ugly coz of it and will never find my Mr Right. Now with so many hair colour treatments available, I guess having white hair is not a problem anymore.

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              BMM
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              I agree with mysticpurple. I had white hair at P5 as well. During that time, knew nothing about colour treatment. Now, will just go for it when the white hair become visible šŸ™‚


              Yet to see any of my children having my genes. Keeping my fingers crossed šŸ™‚

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                susu2626
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                Heard from frens that using hair colouring will cause cancer?

                Not sure any of you heard of this or is it proven?

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                  verykiasu2010
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                  susu2626:
                  Yesterday as I was washing my DB (12 yr old) hair, I found a strain of white shiny hair behind his head. I thought I was colour blind! but with a closer look, yes it was a strain of white hair.

                  I was rather shock, a boy at his age should not have any of this.
                  Any advice? does this sound weird? should I send him to a doc? i might seem like a over-concern mummy. Any cure?Please help. :yikes:

                  PS: In case you are wondering why I am still bathing my 12yr old DB, as this is the only time & the reason is that he had too much dandruff and i can't stand it!!! :stompfeet: This is how I found out he had white hair!! :yikes:
                  so actually there is no white hair, just dandruff

                  susu, have you tried changing your ID to kopi-o to have black hair ? :rotflmao:

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                    verykiasu2010
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                    susu2626:
                    Heard from frens that using hair colouring will cause cancer?

                    Not sure any of you heard of this or is it proven?
                    they say certain brands of dyeing agent

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                      susu2626
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                      verykiasu2010:
                      susu2626:

                      Yesterday as I was washing my DB (12 yr old) hair, I found a strain of white shiny hair behind his head. I thought I was colour blind! but with a closer look, yes it was a strain of white hair.

                      I was rather shock, a boy at his age should not have any of this.
                      Any advice? does this sound weird? should I send him to a doc? i might seem like a over-concern mummy. Any cure?Please help. :yikes:

                      PS: In case you are wondering why I am still bathing my 12yr old DB, as this is the only time & the reason is that he had too much dandruff and i can't stand it!!! :stompfeet: This is how I found out he had white hair!! :yikes:

                      so actually there is no white hair, just dandruff

                      susu, have you tried changing your ID to kopi-o to have black hair ? :rotflmao:

                      Sorry don't like to drink kopi-o , only like Teh Su Su...haha

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