I, really need to try any of these, but the don't cater for redheads.

I started getting grey hair in my first yr of uni. It was quite visible on top so I went out and got hair mascara from Priceline. I think that's been the best purchase ever!

I like the idea of coloured dry shampoo for that instant root touch up, haven't tried it myself though but woild definitely purchase the Batiste one next

At 21 I'm starting to notice the rare single strand of grey hair (which is a tad freaky, but at least it didn't start happening at the age of 16 like my mum!) so I think I'll have to look into a few of these products to see how they work as a small spot-treatment for wayward grey strands.

Bookmarking this for when I get the inevitable grey. I feel like I'm going to find one any day now :(

I wash my hair everyday so hair mascara / crayon is just very burdensome. I just have my hair coloured every 4 to 6 weeks, but it makes my hair super dry.

I have my hair blonded and when the dark regrowth comes through so do the greys, that's why I really love WOW regrowth powder, as it blends it in with the rest of my hair quite subtly.

I think my hair is almost 100% grey now but I dye it dark brown which means the growing roots are very obvious and constantly need doing. I have just started using hair mascara between dye jobs & its pretty good but I may try the Touch Up Stick. A small part of me says I should just accept the ageing process & go grey but vanity always wins.

Hi Gals and any guys, the only comment I have to make about the lipstick type of concealer used on greys is to be careful to only coat the hair strands & not the scalp. There are people in my office that use it & it looks pretty darn unsightly when their scalp has these black blotches on it! Just sayin!

I say wear grey proudly (she says having had only 4 grey hairs in total)

I find my grey hairs so annoying. I have been using an old mascara to cover my greys once I have regrowth and they become noticeable and recently I bought the 1000 hour touch up stick. It's ok but I don't love it. I don't like how you need to wet it before you use it which makes it inconvenient if there isn't a tap around.

I dont have any greys just yet!

This article scares me :(

My mum has very wavy dark hair, and my dad has fairly straight dark blonde hair. My mum went grey early, and my dad has just started in his late forties. Thankfully I've inherited my dad's hair and things are looking up for me hopefully! :P

I've decided to (shock horror) embrace the greys. I'm in my mid 20s now and thankfully only get the odd one which isn't noticeable. My mum went grey early and found dying it too much maintenance and I think she really suited it, she had a very black/grey/white thing happening. I may need to revisit once the grey comes out in force though!

I have the odd grey now I'm in my 40's luckily they're not too noticeable yet.

Great tips for when I start going grey! Unfortunately, my family has a history of going grey early.

I honestly wouldn't know if I had grey hair - I get it dyed pretty regularly! Although with very fine light brown/blonde hair, it would be difficult to see anyway.

I'm perfectly happy to embrace my natural colour now.

I have 4 grey hairs that are so annoying, will try the hair mascara I had no idea that is what it was for now, I remember the other hair mascara and that was awful stuff!

I know that I have got two grey hairs on my head...somewhere. But I can never find them when I actually have time to pull them out.

Thanks for the article, Carli! Things I'm going to have to think about, and start applying soon.

Great ideas that a lot of women could relate to.