Gray: A Photo Essay
When is it time to stop dyeing your hair and embrace your gray? For many women, there’s no easy answer. Photographer Beth Rooney examines how hair color is entangled with ideas about age, identity, and beauty.
When is it time to stop dyeing your hair and embrace your gray? For many women, there’s no easy answer. Photographer Beth Rooney examines how hair color is entangled with ideas about age, identity, and beauty.
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