Paget Brewster has a phrase for individuals who disgrace her grey hair.
The Criminal Minds star, 53, on Monday, July 11 to share a message alongside a photograph of herself rocking salt-and-pepper hair. She wrote, “I like my grey hair. I have felt pressure to dye it, pretend to be 35 again, no thanks. We all have huge issues to address, I know. This is one small battle. But I think all of us have small personal battles. Let’s start by being kind to each other, even when we disagree. Please.”
The actress, who will reprise her FBI agent character Emily Prentiss within the , was met with reward from Yellowjackets star Melanie Lynsky, 45. She , “As someone who is also not doing anything to pretend I’m not my actual age, I very much appreciate you. I hope that a few of us making these little decisions add up to some actual change happening in terms of women’s body image. Also your hair is glorious.”
In response to the type phrases, Brewster known as Lynskey an “inspiration to me and so many more people.”
Followers additionally applauded the Friends alum for loving her grey hair. One , “Your hair is absolutely gorgeous. I am 66 years old and the only thing I do to my hair is periodically have it highlighted to blend what gray I do have with my blondish hair. I do not try to hide my gray.” Another added, “I love watching real, beautiful, strong women who look their age (which is gorgeous as is- 40s and 50s). Thank you for that.”
Brewster and Lynskey aren’t the one stars to embrace their grey hair. In June, And Just Like That’s Sarah Jessica Parker — who was applauded for her silver hair — that she when doing so turned too time consuming.
“I don’t think there’s a right or a wrong way to have a relationship with aging, living, time spent on earth. But mine is that there are a million things I want to do with my free time, and none of them have to do with preserving [what I look like] now or trying to get back to 15 years ago,” she said at the time.
Maid star Andie MacDowell also about skipping the salon — first as a necessity during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, and later by choice.
“During COVID, I could see the roots with my face and with my skin and my eyes, and I liked it. I felt that I would be happier. And I am happier,” she informed the journal. “I actually prefer it. I’m 64, and that is the time of my life. Eventually, I’m going to be silver. And I wished to have this expertise of feeling what it’s.”
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