More Malaysians are embracing the grey-haired look


The stigma around grey hair seems to have eased in the last couple of years mainly because silver has become fashionable.

Her plan was to stop dyeing her grey hair in two years, when she turns 50.

But the bother of having to cover up the grey every four weeks got too much for Sumi Henry to bear and so, last month, she decided to swap her long, curly locks for a chic crop and let nature take its course.

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