No wonder we’re so tired. Over half (58%) of us wake up in the middle of the night. Add to that another fifth (19%) who can’t fall asleep at all and can probably identify every plot of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” within the first three seconds. That makes three-quarters that are tossing and turning and wondering how they’ll get through the next day without yawning nonstop. Finally there’s the 16% who give up and take the little pink (or white) pill and wonder if someday they will ever be like the 9% that sleep throughout the night.
Is going gray keeping us up at night? The 29% who agree to put bottle to head said loud and clear that they will never go gray. Nearly half will let nature take its course but on their time table: some 7% are okay with being gray after 50, 17% after 60 and 21% after 70. A quarter take the laissez faire path…..whenever it happens. Bet you natural beauties overlap with the ones that sleep like a baby.
* highly unscientific, randomly selected, on-to-something results.
The least takeaway being we think about sleep and hair.
Now look to the right for the next burning question: How much makeup do you usually wear?
* highly unscientific, randomly selected, on-to-something results.
The least takeaway being we think about sleep and hair.
Now look to the right for the next burning question: How much makeup do you usually wear?
i sleep through the night nicely after taking a little blue OTC IbuprofinPM and I've gone back and forth on the gray issue. I'm lucky in that my gray (silver, please!) is at my temples and a forelock only. These days I'm natural, and I can't imagine changing that. Too much trouble with the upkeep of color.
ReplyDeleteFinally at 3am last night I took half of an Ambien. Naturally I got a late start this morning...not good. I'd love to go back on HRT but can't do that. My doctor has suggested antidepressants and tranquilizers but I'm just not a good pill taker. Last visit he told me to just go for the Benedryl, which is the PM in your Ibuprofin. It'll help my sinus congestion too.
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