Well, I'll be the first to admit it ... I now treat my chest hair to a nice coloring with Just For Men to wash away the grey. This all got prompted when a buddy came over to see me after I had my stroke. For some reason, my hair (which had always stayed dark and youthful looking with only a hint of grey here and there) suddenly began to explode with grey when I had my stroke. Now, my head hair being grey, or even my beard? I don't mind ... but my chest hair is another story.
When my bud saw me during his visit, I was (as always at least) barefoot & shirtless. The first words out of his mouth were, "Shit, man, you're losing your chest hair!" I was shocked and looked down, but could see it very well even though most of the upper chest hair was grey, so I replied, "No, I'm not!"
He asked me to turn sideways and, when I did, he said, "Shit, you're right! You've still got tons of chest hair! You just can't see it straight on because the grey just hides it against your skin." That's all it took. From then on, I periodically do the Just For Men on my chest to wash away that grey and it keeps my upper chest fur visible.
Anybody else out there do the same thing?

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