- We are radical lovers of grey hair. We are bold and beautiful. We are artistic and eccentric. We are celebrated for our uniqueness. WE are GREY & SEXY!
- We're a platform where you're free to be yourself. A nation where only the unique gather and share. We are lovers of GREY HAIR of all patterns and shades. We are here to CELEBRATE each and everyone on this journey! Where expression is wanted and encouraged.
- We stand proudly united together! We are a positive movement for those who DARE TO BE DIFFERNT! DARE TO BE GREY!
"WE ARE OUR OWN HOLLYWOOD!"
DONNA CERISE, Creator/Founder
Instagram@theDonnacerise
FaceBook@Donnacerise
Tiktok@donnacerise
Gray/Grey Hair love..."Self-Love." Be yourself. Be different. Be extraordinary!
"TheGreyNation.com was birthed out of frustration. As an actress/model, I got tired of being told, "No," because I had grey hair. I got tired of carrying wigs and covering up what is a huge part of me, my grey hair."
The Birth of theGreyNation.com:
"I decided to not wait for "Hollywood" to see that grey hair is a natural part of life and that an actress with grey hair could work. Nevertheless, after much rejection, I set out to make my own "Hollywood," the GreyNation.com! A place where anyone rocking grey hair is a STAR!"
"Grey hair is more than hair losing its color, it is ART. It is the next level of sexy. It is a state of mind and being. It should be appreciated and celebrated. Grey hair is an unique accessory. It's your, "bling bling." Grey hair is wisdom, let it tell your story unapologetically! Rock it!"
"Living that Grey Life" YouTube Series
The day I said, "No more!" - Ali Sudani Pretlow
"Long story short, I became very allergic to dye. As a teen I began to see a few grey hairs. It was at that moment I started to color on a regular basis. I was hooked on the color, jet black. I found myself looking for products that would last longer and not wash out after a few washes. I was fortunate to have a grandmother who knew a great deal about coloring hair, so I gave her a go at it! She hooked me up! But...it did not last long.
About a few weeks later a new product came out made from Hemp. I heard about it through a friend who was a barber, so I trusted him. Unfortunately, the moment I put it in my hair, my eyes instantly puffed up and swelling in my face. Needless to say, The night ended with me in the emergency room!
That was the "wake-up" call for me! It was then I said, "No more!"
Instagram@alisudani_
John H.
Instragram@mrhildreth67
Jacques M.
Instagram@JB_royse
Charles Koerkel Jr.
When "White Meets Greatness"
nstagram@lodaddy4real
Darlene
Instagram@darlenep_
Instagram@lasallebarnes
Instagram@lasallebarnesphotography
The Poet
Instagram@thatpoetpaul
Dr. Marilyn Johonson
Instagram@drmarilynjohnson
Jamel Moore
Instagram@Jamellow
Venita
Instagram@venita_aka_v
AWG
Instagram@beardedblueyes
Kimberly
Instagram@Mrskala429
Franklin Raggs
Instagram@raggzman
Esta
Instagram@e127m
Anthony Pearson
Instagram@forgotten_journey
Featured journeys
April Walker - Sacagawea of Urban Fashion
April Walker - Sacagawea of Urban Fashion
April Walker - Sacagawea of Urban Fashion
- "I've dyed my hair all my life and it took a toll on me. I just felt it was time to take a break and make sure my hair was healthy, so it was a good choice. Also, I wanted to stand in my own power, as a woman and embrace the new season. We fly till we die, is my attitude. It's inside out fly!"
Instagram@iamaprilwalker
Patrice
April Walker - Sacagawea of Urban Fashion
April Walker - Sacagawea of Urban Fashion
- " I decided to go GREY because after admiring all the beautiful Kings and Queens with grey hair, I knew it was something I could rock as well. Once I began to embrace the beauty of my grey hair, I realized it had nothing to do with aging me. I feel more confident with my grey hair than I have in a long time and I'm told all the time how it suits me. I love my grey hair."
IG@phenomenallyfreeat57
Amanda Porter - Encourager
April Walker - Sacagawea of Urban Fashion
- "I found my first grey hair at age 16. I began dyeing it out of shame in my twenties. In my thirties I had to touch up my roots every 2-3 weeks because my dyed hair was so dark and the white was such a stark contrast. I simply became exhausted by the upkeep and became curious when I saw a group of ladies on Instagram embracing their grey and looking stunning. It took a full year of watching them before I got the courage to try. September of 2018, at age 36, was my last root dye.
Instagram@grombre_girl
Adelina
- "I began dyeing my hair in my mid-thirties, and had to go lighter and blonder as the gray hairs appeared fast and furious. I was weary from dying every 2 weeks, and felt like I looked “dusty” and old in the mirror whenever the white halo framed my face. I said things like, "I’ll stop dyeing when I turn 50...maybe 55, okay…60." My oldest son had been encouraging me to embrace the gray and bring out my inner “Storm” for almost 5 years until I finally took the leap. I have never looked back except to wave goodbye to the dye! I love the acceptance and inner strength I have gained along the way along with the wonderful members of the beautiful silver community."
-Adelina
Instagram@flygrannybk
Francesca
- "I'm Francesca and I'm from England. I use Instagram to document my journey to growing out my hair colour under the name of go.grey_73. Last year when the UK first went into lockdown I found lots of pages of women ditching the dye on Instagram, they looked so lovely with their grey hair that I decided after 32 years or so of colouring my hair to stop. So March last year was the last time I put a colour on my hair. Going grey has been one of the best decisions I've made, my confidence is growing and I'm finding a new me. The silver sisters with their support, encouragement and inspiration have played a big part in my journey."
Melissa
- " My name is Melissa Joiner and I have been rockin my silver grey hair since 2008! Long before wearing your natural grey hair was a statement I ditched the semi-permanent bottle. I recall the day I said no more covering the grey (from my mid- thirties) - ha! I was 43. I started greying with two silver streaks on either side of my hair and at the hairline. I was fighting a battle to cover the grey I would never win. Ditching the bottle was so freeing- don't get me wrong I had trepidation. What would people say? Would people think I am old or would I lose my sass and style. Looking back on my silver journey I recall it did not take me long to get over it and go with it. I loved cute earrings and always kept a cute hairstyle such as a bob or wore a long ponytail. I owned my grey - every strand and when someone asked I proudly said I ditched the bottle and it was the best thing I could do for myself.
Vandell Marshall
Instagram@VandellMarshall
Facebook@VandellMarshall
Leslie
- Instagram@greytastic
Loc'd N'Lettos
Loc'd N'Lettos
