Situation that can occur in any period of life
There are pigment cells called melanin in the roots located at the roots of the hair. Over time, when the hair roots lose these pigment cells called melanin, there is not enough pigment production and our hair starts to turn white. Although our genetic predisposition or genetics is an important factor in our hair graying process, aging, hormonal disorders, stress, inadequate and unbalanced nutrition also affect hair graying by reducing melanin production. Among the causes of malnutrition, vitamin b, d and copper deficiency are the most common triggering factors for graying of hair.
