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There is a great misconception being generated that graying hair is a natural part of the aging process. It is not true. Graying hair is a sign of certain nutrients are missing. If these nutrients are added back (by being massaged into the hair and scalp every day) the hair will turn back to the natural color over a period of time. Is there anyone who would like to discuss this?>I would not blame you for being skeptical both of the idea and the possibility of a scam. I assure you that this is no scam and the idea has been well known in certain herbalist circles for a long time. The nutrients are in herbs such as Yarrow. I am personally using a hair tonic and conditioner that I made using all natural herbs and my hair is gradually changing back from gray to its natural brown. It does not happen over night however. After about 2 months of using the product I started to see a difference. I maintain that since this works, it shows (by example) that the natural color of the hair is "natural" and that graying is reversable when the nutrients are available.The herbs in my product do not color the hair, they actually provide the nutrients to allow the hair to return to its own origninal natural color. If before it turned gray it was back or brown or strawberry blond, it will return to that color. It does not happen overnight (like a hair dye would work). On myself, I noticed a difference after two months of using a dab (for the conditioner effect) every morning. After about 3 months of use about 20-25% of my gray hair is now brown. I expect after a few more months all of the gray will be gone. It uses only natural ingredients including Yarrow herb, olive oil, and beeswax. The product is called "Stockwell Farms Healthy Hair(TM)" and a two ounce jar sells for $9.95 plus $3.00 shipping. My web site is http://www.stockwellfarms.com - http://www.stockwellfarms.com You can order the product at the following address. Stockwell Farms 3218 Royal Pines Drive Sanford, NC 27330 If you have any other questions, please let me know. FarmerDeanRelated Link:Stockell Farms
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