How To Embrace Your Grey & Walk In Confidence w/ Omisade Burney-Scott

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Choose Greytness, created by Black Grey Hair is an interview series that brings a new perspective to our community by providing insightful conversations about what it means to embrace grey hair in confidence as a sign of uniqueness and personality. Whether you have decided to ditch the dye, are looking for new products,or battling with insecurity, Choose Greytness explores an array of conversations which will help you find your stride. From learning how to maintain healthy grey to getting tangible advice from brand builders, and industry experts, join us for a series of truth and experience.
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[@wendynore6165]

Gorgeous!!

[@gettycameau]

I first saw her on stylelikeyou yesterday and I enjoyed learning her truth. And it's all relatable to me. And this video came up in my feed and I knew that it was going to be amazing. The topic, the questions and her responses have added to my growth and my healing. I love this woman. She speaks to my heart🤎! Great video! You have a new subbie!😘

[@KimberlyAnnPortraits]

Her testimony resonated with me. I'm 2 months into "Embracing my Silver Crown" 🥰 Love the Grey Community

[@lisaeischens2352]

You have beautiful skin . I would kill to have your neck. I’m 50 and my neck is looking so old that it makes me feel so ugly. Black skin definitely ages slower than white skin. I wish I would’ve listened and stayed out of the sun but I am who I am I guess. It’s not easy to see my face structure change so rapidly as I’m getting close to being in menopause. My last cycle was over 3 months ago and I’ve been having extreme hot flashes all day long with little to no sleep and it’s making me so depressed. I hate how I’m always comparing myself to other women and feel like they are aging better than I am. It’s really stupid to do but I can’t help but feel like I’m defective somehow. You’re a very attractive woman and I love your how you dress and the vibes I get from you. Thanks for being so open and real, I really enjoyed listening to your perspectives on aging.

[@Ahmiseysoh75]

I am so inspired by you. Thank you for this conversation. It always seems to me that men with grey hair are more accepted by society than women. Even grey haired men shy away from women who choose not to dye their hair or cover it up with a wig. We need to have that conversation too.

[@carolynbynum955]

Yes yes yes 😊

[@cmbooks2000]

This is such an interesting discussion. I am 64 and stopped relaxing in 1995 too. I stopped coloring almost 3 years ago after leaving my last job. The only reason i didn't stop dyeing in my 50s was because the gray was growing in spots. I didn't want to look like i had the mange, lol. You are so correct. Aging ain't for sissies and having stark black hair as our skin and activity ability changes, the dyed hair just looks kind of foolish in some cases. But mostly, at what point do we really accept our truth and beauty?

[@UKLeonie]

Great talking point #Greytness

[@bluesbulletin]

Oh my gosh I talk to my mom and grandma in the mirror too!! 😆

[@camillefunn6405]

Thank you for sharing!!!!

[@ManhattanGrey]

Thank you for being here!

[@cetossa]

You rock sis... So pretty!

[@BayouChic]

Her therapist is a real one. Kombucha is an acquired taste.

[@jblank1862]

Kombucha is not a plant, it is a mushroom.🙂