The 5 Things GetAwayGrey Did to Earn an A- BBB Rating

Posted on May 20, 2013 by robin

For decades, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has been a primary resource that consumers turn to when learning about businesses they buy from or are considering buying from. The goals of the BBB include:

  • Building trust in the marketplace
  • Ensuring businesses adhere to established advertised and selling standards
  • Ensuring businesses honestly represent their products and services
  • Promoting transparency in business operations
  • Ensuring businesses honor promises
  • Responding to marketplace disputes in good faith
  • Protecting consumer personal information
  • Embodying integrity in business

The BBB believes that customers should get what they pay for, and so does GetAwayGrey.

Until 2008, the BBB only awarded businesses “satisfactory” or “unsatisfactory” designations. Now, the BBB issues letter grades, with A+ being the highest and F being the lowest. These grades represent the BBB’s confidence that a business is trustworthy and operates in good faith. GetAwayGrey has earned an A- grade from the BBB with the 5 following sound business practices.

1. Providing Sufficient Background Information to the BBB

The BBB relies on background information from businesses in order to make an informed opinion about its trustworthiness. While background information is provided by the businesses themselves, the BBB verifies any background information it believes could be inaccurate.

2. Having a Low Complaint Volume

The lower a business’s complaint volume, the more points it is awarded in the BBB’s grading technique, with a maximum of 20 (for businesses with the lowest complaint volumes) and a minimum of 2 (for businesses with the highest complaint volumes). GetAwayGrey also had to demonstrate that it acknowledges and addresses any complaints against it.

3. Offering a Money Back Guarantee

Transparency in business practice is critical to having a high grade from the BBB, and GetAwayGrey offers a straightforward money back guarantee, with information on the guarantee displayed throughout its website. By contrast, competitor Grey Defence has a six-step process for returns that starts with obtaining a Return Merchandise Authorization and requires customers to follow a complicated process to get their money back.

4. Meeting BBB Advertising Guidelines

The BBB reviews advertising carefully and expects all businesses to adhere to honesty in advertising. Businesses that fall short of BBB advertising standards lose points in the BBB grading algorithm. If the BBB discovers problems with a business’s advertising after it has gone through the grading algorithm, it will adjust that business’s score downward.

5. Being Trustworthy and Making a Good Faith Effort to Satisfy Customers

This is what good BBB ratings are all about: businesses that do what they say and make a good faith effort to keep customers happy. At GetAwayGrey, we’re committed to providing our valued customers with products that work as advertised at the best possible price. And we make it easy for customers to return products if they’re not satisfied.

At GetAwayGrey, we know that sound business practices are essential for satisfying customers.

GetAwayGrey is the all-natural new way to reverse grey hair. It replaces Catalase, an enzyme that decreases in quantity with age. Unlike competitor Grey Defence, GetAwayGrey provides a fair-priced, effective product with reasonable shipping costs and a straightforward, no-questions-asked return policy.

At GetAwayGrey, we’re proud that our sound business practices have earned us an A- grade from the BBB, and we’re determined to continue providing customers with the best product at the best price, with superior customer service.

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Why GetAwayGrey Is the Best Long-Term Solution for Greying Hair

Posted on May 16, 2013 by robin

In recent years, scientists at respected institutions, including the University of Bradford in the UK, have made major discoveries concerning exactly why hair turns grey as people get older.

Recent scientific advances have uncovered underlying causes of grey hair.

In younger individuals, levels of an enzyme called Catalase circulate throughout the body in higher concentrations. Catalase is an enzyme that breaks down hydrogen peroxide. As people age, production of Catalase drops. The result is that less of the hydrogen peroxide that circulates throughout the body is broken down. When there is more hydrogen peroxide circulating, it can actually bleach individual hairs that have not yet emerged from the scalp. The result is hair that grows in grey rather than its normal color. In short, less Catalase means more grey hair.

When More Isn’t Necessarily Better

While it may make intuitive sense to ensure your body has enough Catalase to break down hydrogen peroxide in order to prevent grey hair from the roots, more Catalase isn’t necessarily better. In fact, the human body can only use so much Catalase, and flushes the excess from the body. Therefore, after Catalase reaches a certain level in the body, the body has no use for the excess and gets rid of it. A grey hair cure doesn’t come down to ingesting as much Catalase as possible. What the body needs is a carefully-calculated amount of Catalase steadily over a long period of time.

Long Term, Steady Dosing Is Better

Think about it: if you take a drug that your doctor has prescribed to lower your cholesterol levels, doubling the dose won’t benefit you. If you have perfect eyesight, you can’t wear glasses to give yourself even better eyesight. Your body needs a certain amount of Catalase to be able to break down hydrogen peroxide and prevent grey hair, and if the body has more than it needs, it can’t store it, so it flushes it out. If you take massive quantities of Catalase, much of it will pass through the body unused. It makes much more sense to take a carefully-evaluated dosage of Catalase and to continue taking it over the long term, since there is no overnight grey hair cure (other than hair dye).

GetAwayGrey Vs. Grey Defence

Excess Catalase helps the seller’s bank account, not your grey hair.

GetAwayGrey is a proprietary formula with carefully-calculated levels of Catalase that give the body the Catalase it needs without overloading the body and requiring it to flush out the excess. Grey Defence touts its high Catalase levels as somehow being better for reversing grey hair, but the truth is, the body can only make use of a certain amount of Catalase. Why pay more for a product that your body is going to flush out anyway? With supplements, excess amounts of certain enzymes, including Catalase, do no good and only serve to inflate costs.

Why GetAwayGrey Is the Clear Choice

GetAwayGrey is the clear choice over Grey Defence. It is an all-natural, proprietary supplement that, when taken as directed, maximizes usable Catalase without overloading your body with Catalase it can’t even use. It also includes herbal, plant, and mineral additives that improve overall hair quality. Furthermore, since GetAwayGrey doesn’t add unnecessary Catalase, it is available at a much more reasonable price than competing products.

Science tells us that more is not always better, and that is the case with Catalase. GetAwayGrey provides the body with the Catalase it needs to break down hydrogen peroxide and reverse grey hair. Why pay extra for excess ingredients that don’t do you any good?

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Competition Increases In Emerging Anti-Gray Hair Vitamin Pill Sector

Posted on May 8, 2013 by matthews

Market leader shares seven key reasons why it beats the competition

GetAwayGrey in Charleston, SC sells a natural supplement designed to combat gray hair, offering people a safe healthy alternative to chemical dyes. By providing the highest-quality product at a fair price, GetAwayGrey lets people naturally and easily reverse gray hair with a vitamin.

Many competitors now sell a similar product, with one in particular at a much higher price. The higher priced competitor suggests customer testimonials on GetAwayGrey’s website are not real and the product does not work. In fact, the testimonials are from real customers with real results, unlike the competitor, who does not have testimonials.

GetAwayGrey surpasses the competition for seven main reasons:

  1. GetAwayGrey has earned a BBB rating of “A-,” and in October 2012 earned an “Excellent” rating by Stella Service, a leading third party e-commerce customer excellence rating service. The company’s customer support is available by phone or live chat from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week, unlike the competitor, which is often “unavailable” during the week, and closed during the weekend with a support number hard to find on their website.
  2. GetAwayGrey, unlike the competitor, is made in the United States in a manufacturing facility that is regulated by the FDA.
  3. GetAwayGrey does not add enteric coating; when taken as directed on a full stomach, it is not needed and adds unnecessarily to cost.
  4. The company allows real customers to tell their real stories, unlike the competitor.
  5. GetAwayGrey understands that higher levels of catalase does not mean better or faster results, as the body naturally rids itself of excess catalase; rather, it must be taken consistently.
  6. The competition charges $179 for three bottles of vitamins, while GetAwayGrey charges a much more reasonable and fair price of $69.95 for a three-bottle regimen program.
  7. GetAwayGrey provides a clear and easy “no hassle” risk-free money back guarantee, unlike the competitor. GetAwayGrey beats the competition because it offers customers a superior customer support experience, fair and better price and a smarter formulation; all these reasons add up to why GetAwayGrey is the market leader in helping customers reverse and prevent gray hair.

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To Dye Your Hair or Not When Greying

Posted on May 3, 2013 by matthews

To Dye Your Hair or Not When GreyingWe all get to a certain age where we ask ourselves, should we or should we not? Let’s just make something clear here; we’re talking about dyeing our grey hair and nothing else. Well let’s face it; we’re all getting there eventually, where a few strands of grey hair turn into a forest of salt and pepper only to drive us crazy to the extent of plucking each strand causing us to go bald, and we don’t want that now, do we? So, we decide to join the hair dye world.

Why Dye?

Why do we do it? Well, coloring is fun. However, once you color your hair, you can’t go back. You know, otherwise your roots will show and then your friends and family are going to ask you if you’re “tired” or “sick”, which is basically code for, “Hey! You’re looking old”.

Think about all those women you admire and who have gracefully tipped over the 40 mark. You have Madonna, Oprah, and even Judge Judy, neither one of them has sported their natural hair color. Although, there are some women who flaunt their grey hair in style and one such person that comes to mind is none other than Barbara Bush. She was bold enough to sport her grey hair along with being overweight, a combination more women would fear.

The Problems with Dyeing

The only problem with dyeing your hair is that it becomes a long term commitment, especially for those who want to maintain their youth. Sure, it seems easy when you’re 40, or perhaps even if you’re 50, but when you turn 60 it becomes ridiculous and tiring and eventually you stop.

Imagine for second a woman who has red hair and decides to maintain it till she turns 70. What may have seemed natural at the age of 50 would seem unnatural when she turns 70, especially if she continues to dye her hair red.  Why does she do that? Well, she still sees herself as being vibrant, fun and young, so how could she stop dyeing her hair and become a grey haired woman?

Most women can relate to this situation, so for them, dyeing their hair is the only way to preserve their youth. But, what most people will never understand is the true process of why your hair turns grey. We have cells in the hair follicles which are called “Melanocytes”; these cells produce pigments known as Melanin which gives the hair its dark color. As we age, an enzyme known as catalase begins to diminish, leaving an excess of hydrogen peroxide in the hair which decreases the level of melanin in the hair and bleaches it out. In general, the more melanin produced the darker the hair will be, and if there’s a decrease in melanin, the color of your hair will begin to lighten.

When Melanocytes stop producing these pigments, the result is transparent hair. It’s this transparent hair which, when aligned with your dark colored roots, makes the hair look grey. However, in reality, that hair isn’t grey or white, it’s basically transparent.

So, if you’re worried about your grey hair and find that dyeing your hair isn’t doing it for you any more, then why not try a formula that actually works. Why not try …

Get Away Grey

No longer will you have to use hair dyes or special coloring shampoos to cover your grey hair. GetAwayGrey is a natural formula that reverses that process of grey hair by breaking down the level of Hydrogen Peroxide, through an enzyme called Catalase, which returns melanin back to your hair color and thus covers up the greys, giving it a dark color.

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Grey Hair – Do You Pluck Or Not?

Posted on May 2, 2013 by matthews

Grey Hair – Do You Pluck Or Not?So, many of us come across getting grey hair. Why so? Well, science has figured it out for us so how about we don’t stress about it and cause even more grey hair. After so many hours on examining cell cultures of hair follicles, researchers have figured out the reason for grey hair.

As we age, the levels of a specific enzyme known as the catalase that breaks down the hydrogen peroxide in our hair into oxygen and water begins to decrease. So, basically your scalp is now a war zone, where the fight between Melanocytes and its deterioration takes place everyday. Right at this very moment, bleaching enzymes are trying to invade your hair from the inside of your unsuspecting scalp. There are certain bodies that are still producing Melanin, for your colored hair and are being protected. Each of whom are guarding the hair follicles and successfully have been repelling the decreasing levels of catalase. Nonetheless, there will come a day when the catalase realizes it’s getting too old for this and will decide to retire, thus the decline of this color producing enzyme results in an army of white hair which are set to conquer your follicular kingdom and your magnificent colorful haired civilization will no longer exist. A sad, but true story….

So, what do you do? You decide to pluck your white hair, but that’s really not going to help, simply because:

  • If you pluck the grey hair, it’s going to grow back.

And when you pull the hair, what you’re basically doing is …

  • Damaging the hair follicles. The hair will grow back eventually, but differently. Perhaps finer or coarser, depends on how much damage has been done. So, if you continue to pull out the hair, you’re basically causing a huge amount of damage.

You’ll damage the follicle so much so that …

  • The hair may eventually stop growing after a very long time. Although, the growth stoppage depends primarily on factors such as pH levels, temperature, and a lot of other things.

According to Elizabeth Cunnane Phillips, a trichologist at Philip Kingsley Clinic in New York City, “There is zero benefit to plucking! If there is grey hair that you must get rid of, cut it very carefully! Plucking can traumatize the follicle, and repeated trauma to any follicle is not ideal. If hair is tweezed or plucked from the brows, some of the brow hair does not grow back. On the head, if the hair is constantly being plucked or pulled on from a particular area, then over time, a message is sent to the hair follicle that there is no need to produce hair in that area and the follicle goes into rest, eventually shrinks and no longer produces a hair shaft, which may lead to a bald patch.”

So, there you have it. Plucking at grey hair may not cause three or more to grow, but plucking away at that pesky grey hair isn’t something you should be doing, since it destroys hair follicles and you’ll end up with something worse than grey hair, and that’s a bald spot.

Try Get Away Grey

Try reserving the grey process, so get rid of the shampoos and the dyes and switch to a much more natural formula. GetAwayGrey is a natural formula that increases the level of Catalase, thus reversing the greying process.

So, to reverse the greying process the natural way, try GetAwayGrey.

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How to Color Your Grey Hair

Posted on May 1, 2013 by matthews

How to Color Your Grey HairSure, when your hair turns grey, it’s apparently time to panic, so you should grab all those hair dyes and shampoos. That way, you can cover up all the white mess that nature has left you with. When your hair turns grey, it’s basically the result of hair follicles losing pigments. As we age, the body begins to decrease in melanin, which gives the hair its color. However, there are those that inherit grey hair at an early age because of their genes.

While some may take to the grey life, there are those that decide they’re not ready to let go of their youth and for them dyeing is a viable option. So, if you’re one of them and you do decide to color your hair, make sure that you first research about various coloring methods and choose one that’s best for you.

Think of the Look You Want

Most people who accept their grey locks usually look graceful and dignified with their salt and pepper look. However, if you’re conscious about your grey hair and decided to go all color on it, that may not work as well as you think. So, having a complete 360 degree change from grey to color may not look as natural as you want it to. Think about consulting your hairstylist or barber who will guide you through the right steps, since they do know your hair better.

So, let’s look at how you should color your hair, if you ever decide to. You first need to …

Select a Product That’s Right

Remember the previously mentioned point about thinking about your look? Well, this is the part where you make the decision according to it. As mentioned earlier, your hair loses pigments which causes grey hair, so you may not be able to get your hair to look exactly like it did before. The solution to this is to simply get a hair color that is both duller and lighter than your original hair color. It doesn’t have to match your hair color exactly, but it should match your skin tone.

In the next step, you need to …

Prepare Your Hair

First, you need to shampoo away all of those chemicals in your hair because they’ll cause problems in your hair dyeing process and you won’t get the results you wanted. Grey hair is coarser than colored hair, thus making it difficult for it to absorb the hair dye color. If you’re finding it difficult to color your grey hair, you simply need to add hydrogen peroxide to your hair for about 20 minutes before coloring your hair, rinse it out and then proceed with the dyeing process.

Always remember that you need to …

Match and Mix if Required

Dyeing your grey hair is just like painting a clear white canvas, so it’s always a good idea to focus on thick neutral colors and add some accents afterwards. You can add some gold or red to a neutral brown colored hair dye and make it look amazing, especially with a brighter shade.

And yes, make sure you …

Maintain Your New Look

If you want to keep your new look, you need to make sure that you’re using the right shampoo and conditioner. You need to use products that are for color treated hair. These can be found available in any store.

For a permanent solution to grey hair, try …

Get Away Grey

If you’re tired of buying all those hair dyes, shampoos and conditioners, and are looking for a simpler solution to reverse the greying process, then you need to try GetAwayGrey, a natural formula that increases the level of melanin in your body, which gives the hair it’s natural color.

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Grey Defence vs. GetAwayGrey: Which Is a Better Investment?

Posted on April 30, 2013 by matthews

As the American population ages, increasing numbers of people who want to remain youthful have become interested in combating grey hair through natural means, rather than repeated use of chemical dyes on the hair.

Research in the UK in 2009 showed that circulating hydrogen peroxide levels increase with age due to a decrease in production of an enzyme called Catalase, and that the resulting increase in circulating hydrogen peroxide is what causes grey hair. GetAwayGrey is a natural supplement that replaces Catalase and addresses grey hair literally at the root. A competing product, Grey Defence, offers similar claims of grey hair reversal.

Product Features

Grey Defence has built many of its marketing claims on the assertion that higher levels of Catalase in its supplement produce better results. However, beyond a certain amount of Catalase, the human body naturally flushes the excess out, and there is no documented proof that Catalase intake beyond what the human body can use yields better results.

The competitor also asserts that the lack of enteric coating on GetAwayGrey is a drawback. However, the researchers who developed the GetAwayGrey formula did not see any advantage to enteric coating when the product is taken as directed after a meal. Enteric coating is a barrier that allows a product to only dissolve once it reaches the small intestine. However, with Catalase, there is no evidence that enteric coating adds any benefit whatsoever.

Price

The cost of adding enteric coating, and the assertions that the competitor’s product is “better” than GetAwayGrey due to unnecessarily higher levels of Catalase, result in a product that costs significantly more: $69.95 versus $29.95 for GetAwayGrey. Unlike the competitor, GetAwayGrey is made in the United States in an FDA-regulated laboratory. Furthermore, GetAwayGrey’s return policy is simple and straightforward, and customer support lines are open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week, unlike the competitor’s.

Customer Reviews

The competitor alleges that they are somehow “above” using customer testimonials in advertisements, implying that the lack of Hollywood production values in GetAwayGrey’s customer testimonials somehow lessens their value to potential customers. However, GetAwayGrey is pleased to allow happy customers to tell their stories, despite lack of training in production values. GetAwayGrey wants potential customers to learn about the product and customer experiences directly from those who have tried it.

GetAwayGrey, like any product that improves hair color and quality before it emerges from the scalp, takes time to produce results. Hair grows at a rate of around half an inch per month, so results are not instantaneous. Customer reviewers are forthright about the results they have experienced in the hair on their heads and in facial hair, and they are allowed to tell their own stories, without scripting. Customer testimonials may not look like professionally produced commercials, but they allow real customers to tell real stories about their results, in their own words.

GetAwayGrey does not subscribe to the “more is better” approach of adding excess Catalase or enteric coating to their product when there is no proven benefit. And GetAwayGrey doesn’t mind that satisfied customers tell their stories realistically, without rehearsal or “polishing” their pitch. The fact is, GetAwayGrey offers a product that real people use to naturally reverse grey hair, and the company is happy to share the uncoated truth with potential customers.
Here’s the bottom line: GetAwayGrey is superior to its competitor based on ingredients, price, and customer satisfaction.

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The Relationship between Grey Hair and B12 Deficiency

Posted on April 30, 2013 by matthews

Oh sure, now you’re worried about your diet and eating right since you saw some grey hair, but do you really know what’s causing it? You’ve probably read about catalase, which is an enzyme that gives the hair its natural color, but there’s more to it. Although decreased levels of catalase could be the reason behind your silver locks, it’s not the only reason.

B12 deficiency is another reason why your hair might be turning grey..

So, what is B12?

B12 is an essential vitamin that is vital for DNA synthesis, maintenance of your healthy nerves and your metabolism, as well as the production of red blood cells. Vitamin B12 is found in animal products, which include milk, eggs, fish, red meat, pork, and beef liver. Vegetarians, or people who have poor diet, can have B12 deficiency, which causes grey hair.

So, what’s the relationship between …?

Grey Hair and Vitamin B12

Many B vitamins, especially B12, are important for healthy nerves, skin, eyes and hair. Deficiency in B12 vitamins causes unhealthy hair growth that leads to weak, grey hair. The reason behind your grey hair is your hair follicles being deprived of rich oxygenated blood, healthy red blood cells and B12 vitamin. It is important to have a diet that includes B12 vitamins because it can prevent the greying process by producing healthy red blood cells and its needed even by the bone marrow in your body.

However, grey hair isn’t the only symptom associated with B12 deficiency. So, let’s take a look at the…

Other symptoms

There are many other symptoms associated with B12 deficiency which can give you a much clearer picture about your greying hair. If you have B12 deficiency, you will feel weak, you will be anemic, fatigued, have pale skin, face problems when concentrating, experience loss of appetite, and suffer diarrhea, swollen or sore tongue, numbness, weight loss, memory loss, irritability and depression. There’s nothing to worry about though, the symptoms associated with B12 deficiency can be and should be treated, so that further complications such as permanent nerve damage, psychosis and dementia are avoided.

Now, you’re probably wondering about how and what to do about your B12 deficiency … well, let’s take a look at how you could …

Administer the Vitamin B12

A recommended intake of B12 is about 2.4mcg for adults. Those who have a good intake of B12, usually consume a good amount of animal food that is rich in this vitamin. B12 is absorbed by the stomach protein from the consumption of these B12 rich foods. A suitable option for patients that suffer from B12 deficiency is taking B12 vitamin supplements. The deficiency is usually treated by using various methods of administrating the vitamin in the body, such as gels, liquids, tablets, capsules and even shots. However, having B12 vitamin shots is considered to be a last resort and generally, only for patients who have serious B12 deficiency.

You’re probably searching for different supplements now, so how about you try a supplement that’s a bit natural. Why not …

Go With Get Away Grey

So, if you think you’re suffering from B12 deficiency, then try the new natural formula that provides a healthy supply of B12 vitamin to the body so that you can grow healthy dark colored hair. It’s time you think about going with GetAwayGrey.

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Health Problems and Grey Hair

Posted on April 29, 2013 by matthews

Most people that look in the mirror aren’t happy with what’s looking back, especially when they notice their first grey hair. Although, quite a few people consider grey hair to be distinguishing, there are those who become frantic at the very sight of a silver lock and decide to cover it up with hair dyes.

If you’re in your early 20’s or 30’s and start noticing grey hair, especially when it doesn’t run in the family, and you want to see the doctor about some medical condition you have, it is actually true; you could have a medical condition, not your age, that is causing your hair to turn grey. So, what you need to be looking out for is …

Causes of Grey Hair

If you find yourself with grey hair, it could be the effect of genetics or age. If you’re worried about your grey hair, and you’re thinking about different ways to overcome it through hair dyes and shampoo treatments, you might want to consider that your white/silver hair may be telling you something about your health.

You’ve read about pigments called melanocytes, which is a production of enzymes that give the hair its dark color. Decreased levels of these enzymes result in grey hair, although this could differ from person to person. However, contrary to popular belief, there are a few medical conditions which could result in grey hair, such as:

Thyroid Disease

A thyroid problem that’s either overactive or under can be the reason for grey hair, since it alters the production of melanocytes. Many experts suggest that those experiencing grey hair should consult their family doctor and should get blood tests to see if they have any thyroid related problems.

Apart from a thyroid related issue, your grey hair could be the result of …

B12 Deficiency

A B12 deficiency is generally associated with pernicious anemia and is one of the reasons for grey hair.   B12 deficiency is considered a problem of absorption, where stomach proteins find it difficult to consume the vitamin. People who are long-term vegans are at high risk for B12 deficiency which is associated with grey hair and can also lead to serious neurological problems. If you’re experiencing neurological symptoms such as muscle weakness, tingling or numbness and have noticed a lot of grey hair, you might want to get your B12 level checked.

Another disease you should look out for is called the …

Vitiligo

Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease which causes the destruction of melanocytes leading to de-pigmentation and as a result, you end up with grey hair. Vitiligo runs in the family, and in order for it to be diagnosed, you need to have a biopsy of the de-pigmented areas.

So, if you notice any grey hair, you might want to see your family doctor since it could be more of a medical condition than your age.

Think About Get Away Grey

Although grey hair is a part of the aging process, it’s not permanent. You now have the option to reverse the greying process. It’s time you get rid of all those hair products and dyes and think about going natural. GetAwayGrey is a formula that increases the production of enzymes that create melanocytes, thus getting rid of grey hair.

So, if you want to get rid of grey hair naturally, go with GetAwayGrey.

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Hair Why You Turn Grey? – 5 Reasons for Premature Grey Hair

Posted on April 25, 2013 by matthews

As he stood there, reflecting upon the man he once was, with his chiseled good looks and long wavy hair, it suddenly dawned on him that he had been abandoned by his youth. For his dark, thick mane was now home to the relentless great white …

Ah yes! The ruthless plague infecting us all, leaving us to be tortured and shunned by society, never to be understood, never to hear or be heard … okay, perhaps we’re getting way over our head here, it’s just grey hair, really! Although, those comfortable with grey hair are either on their way, or perhaps are color blind, the rest of us, well we end up spending about $42.5 billion a year trying to cover those insufferable grey locks that sit there mocking our every move.

What’s surprising is that we Americans spend more on trying to cover it up than we do on diet products, and look at how big we are. Even women, who are so afraid of the idea of getting old that a single wrinkle on their foot could send them into a psychotic meltdown, compelling them to try anything to cover it up, just don’t realize that a little bleaching won’t do the trick.

In fact, if you think about it, grey hair is just one of those things that actually make sense. Let us take for example the ink cartridges in your printer, they run out the minute they get old. So, why wouldn’t the ink cartridges in your head run out too? And since they keep printing the same color, they are pretty much asking for it, or so we thought.

It’s actually quite the opposite. When our hair turns grey, it’s our body that’s bleaching the hair from the inside. The body naturally produces hydrogen peroxide; which begins to build up so much that it obstructs the melanin (which is the body’s natural hair dye). With no melanin, our hair turns grey, then white. And snap! We’re old.

But what about those poor souls who see the “great white” at an early age, why is the universe punishing them? Well, they’re pretty much punishing themselves with bleaching, dyes and various other unnatural remedies to have their hair sleek and shiny.

Take a look at their …

Lifestyle

Many people wash their hair every single day and the harsh chemicals in shampoos make their hair susceptible to turning grey. In addition to that, various coloring and hair treatments, hair straightening and perms cause constant stress on the hair and can lead it to becoming grey.

And yes! Let’s not forget the…

Stress Factor

It’s been proven that stress is one of the major causes of premature grey hair. Any form of stress can increase the chances of your hair growing grey and there could be a number of factors for stress, such as school, work and even family. Your diet can also lead to premature grey hair as well.

However, the good news is, and yes there is good news, that if you understand the process of your hair turning grey, you figure out how to stop it naturally. In fact, science has brought you a natural remedy that no longer requires you to color your hair.

Seriously, science discovered it, and it’s called GetAwayGrey and it’s the perfect solution for your premature grey hair.  Say bye, bye to irritating grey hair! And hello to the rest of the world!

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