Our scope
Grey Hair covers transition, silver-hair care, tone, texture, salon decisions, routines, product categories, science, and myths. We avoid medical diagnosis and do not frame supplements, oils, or lifestyle changes as proven ways to reverse grey hair.
Research standard
Science and myth pages prioritize primary research, reputable clinical or dermatology references, and clear explanations of uncertainty. Salon and routine guidance is reviewed for practical fit before publication.
Product coverage
Product-category pages are educational first. When affiliate links are present, product cards must explain the routine role, likely fit, and trade-offs. Affiliate relationships never determine the editorial conclusion.
Updates and corrections
We show an updated date only when a page has been materially revised — for example when product options, routine advice, or the supporting evidence changes. Corrections are folded into the article body so readers see the current recommendation and the reason behind it. First-published dates stay fixed.
Reader promise
Clear boundaries beat overconfident advice
If evidence is limited, we say so. If a decision belongs with a stylist or clinician, we point readers there instead of stretching a routine guide beyond its useful scope.
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