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Seriously if his hair is the only thing he is going to mess with, thats good. YOU ARE YOUNG ONCE!!!
Enjoy it! |
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I DO, for the most part, agree with the fact that 12 year olds should be allowed to dye their
hair...to a certain extent. But such colors like blue, purple, pink, that's kind of ridiculous for
that age. Maybe when she's like 16. In my opinion though, I think it would look really bad on the
parent to send their child to school with blue freakin hair. |
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It's not that big of deal. It's not like it's going to be there for his whole life. |
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Yes because i dyed my hair three times and i'm 12 |
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1 simple streak of blue hair.... Not the end of the world
tell that to your friend |
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If you are a parent know when to pick your battles and negotiate a few streaks at first computer
software to see how bad and most importantly TAKE BLACKMAIL pictures for later! But hey dyeing their
hair is not permanent. |
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At 12 you are capable of making decisions like that and if it turns out wrong then its their own
fault! If it turned out that bad then they can just re-dye it!
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I just got mine. One streak at the side of my hair.
But when i pull my hair back, it shows blue.
My parents let me do it. You're only young once. Let the kid express themselves! I am about that
age too! |
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It's their life let them do what they want to do. It could give them confidence. |
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I'm 12 and a lot of people dye their hair and 12 is a good age |
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I think that it is actually okay to dye your hair at the age 12. They are a pre teen and if they
really think that dying their hair is what they want to do then you should let them. I was dying my
hair before I was 12, and I never regreted one of my choices of dying my hair. So she should go
ahead & let him. |
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If they don't mind getting stared at as if they're an elephant on a motorcycle. |
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It's just hair dye. It could always be worse |
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I am a professional hair designer, and I think it is totally OK. But it should be done the right
way, by an educated stylist and only IF the child behaves w/in the guidelines of the parents and
school and gets the grades the parents decide are appropriate for the child. How boring a life if we
all looked alike....and after all, it's JUST HAIR! |
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Hells yeah! 12 year old hair dye. Yes. Do it. Itsd unique, doesn't she want her kid to be unique?
And be herself? Then why not let her express that? My mom wouldn't let me have purple.... :( |
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Let him do it but in a discreet colour, not something like blue or purple, and check what colours
his school allows and then say your allowed to choose out of these colours if your not happy tough |
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It should be the child's choice. |
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I'm 13 and I dyed my hair dark dark dark brown with purple and red streaks. It hasn't changed my
personality and people don't seem to treat me any differently. Actually, I get a lot of compliments,
which is nice. Hair grows back, so why not? |
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They should be allowed to it is there hair the only thing stopping them is parents |
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There is nothing wrong with dying your hair, I've done it off and on since i was 10 even in school.
Its a form of expression who cares what society thinks |
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It’s a useful way for a kid to figure out some things about how society works and where they want
to fit in without risking much in a long term way. Plus it’s fun. Personally I think that any one
who has a problem with this is trying too hard to control how their children think. |
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I don't think allowed comes into it.
Common sense might. |
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Sure why not i mean their going to do when they grow up so what is the difference |
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Sure, why not? Hair grows back. |
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I let my daughter dye her hair multiple colors for the summer only. When the color faded she looked
like she had highlights in her hair. She completely understood that it was fun for the summer
ONLY.
If she didn't beg and harass me all year I would let her do it again. |
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I don't see why not...my hair has been every color of the rainbow.....including glow in the
dark......and i started when i was 10.........its just can the child show that they are responsible
enough to have that streak in their hair......... |
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Its normal for a young person to wanna try new things and the phases never really stop |
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Why not. It's not hurting them, it's a look. If they want to be individual let them, they'll learn
from their mistakes or revel in the attention. |
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Pshh yaa live it up with the hair die it's sun,, |
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It's a way for some of them to express themselves! |
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If its gonna be one streak i don't think there's anything wrong with that |
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They can do it If they want! Teenagers have to learn making their own choice! |
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Why not, the world has changed my friends!! |
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If you don't let children make their own mistakes from their decisions, they will ultimately get in
more trouble when they are older. (my personal opinion) |
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Eeew no just be yourself |
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No. It's a waste of someones parents money to dye a weird color streak in their hair because it
usually washes out a lot faster than normal dyes. If it's a normal color, i say go for it. |
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Madey wait till you get older |
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She's too young to have her hair dyed. If you allow her to dye her hair now, what would she have to
look forward to doing when she's in high school. Her peers in high school will have just started
dying their hair. Will she look forward to getting pregnant now. In other words let her be a child
now, she has plenty time to dye her hair later. |
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I am totally against this one! Why would a 12 year old have to dye their hair? What if it doesn't
come out for some reason? |
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I'm thirteen and don't die my hair it is very bad for there is a girl in my class who started dying
her hair in yr 5 and now her hair looks really bad so i wouldn't start |
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I think 12 is a couple of years too young. I am all for allowing a individual to express themselves.
But i think at 12 your still a child and still unsure of how to express yourself. I think he wants
his hair dying to 'fit in' or look cool at school. But i think he will regret it. If i was his
mother i would say yes you can dye your hair any colour you wish, but in a couple of years time,
when your old enough and mature enough to decide fully what you want. =) |
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Dyed hair is sad.
God made it just right or it wouldn't be so. |
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No...i say 16. Why damaged your hair so early |
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What's the point? 12 years old, while some are very mature and capable, are not able to govern their
lives yet! Starting them down the color road can lead to more drastic color issues, which could
damage the child's ability to determine what is and isn't socially acceptable. People need to take
you seriously, and if you let a kid put blue in their hair, that's not sending the message that you
expect them to send a positive impression to society at large. Let them get a guinea pig or a new
Tshirt... Blue isn't necessary and is frankly a waste of money. |
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Dying hair should only be for old ladies who do not want to have grey hair |
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Absolutely not! |
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If they want there hair died let them what is it gonna hurt. There hair it grows back. |
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I'm being hypocritical. I'm 15 and have electric blue hair. But I also have experiance. It is fun
and I love my hair but the maintenance is crazy. I have to redo it every weekend and sometimes
finding time is hard. Reguarding your friend's son in middle school its tough. I waited until last
year and I'm glad middle-schoolers are vicious. He's got some guts props to you my man but I'm
saying no until high school. |
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Allowing a child to dye their hair at an age as young as twelve is allowing them to act a lot older
than their age. The thing about children and childhood is the innocence and the purity of it and
fashion fads like hair dye take that away and make a child look mature.
If a child is allowed to dye their hair at age twelve they are more likely to do everything else a
little before the right time as they grow up. |
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I would not allow my twelve year old son or daughter dye their hair. Although it may be a form of
expression, I believe that twelve years old is way too young to dye someone’s hair. Children at
this age should be learning that to be themselves is okay. One should learn to accept and love
themselves naturally. One can be very expressive in other ways other than alternating their looks
and appearance. Above all, dying the hair damages it. Imagine if this twelve year old dyed their
hair for many years. Their hair will be so brittle and dry by the time they are thirty. (That is if
they still even have hair). Therefore, I am against any twelve year old child dying their hair. (I
am really against anyone, at any age dying their hair. -- Be natural, be yourself and others will
like you more.) |
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I think that twelve is far too young to be experimenting with hair colours. There is always the
danger that children, for at twelve that's what they are, will be mistaken for older than they and
this can lead to trouble.
Children are encouraged to be adults way before their time and there's nothing very attractive about
little adults trying to be something they're too young to be and understand.
Many men have been placed in dangerous situations regarding relationships when they have been led to
believe that girls are a lot older than they are. Girls and boys need to be protected at twelve,
while still being given choices and some freedom but I don't think hair dying should be included
here.
I would not allow a twelve year old to put a blue streak in their hair. It probably wouldn't be
allowed at school either.
One way round it could be to allow the child to use a temporary spray on colour but only during
school holidays.
I think we all need rules and boundaries and saying no should be one of them.
It's only a couple of years until the young person can then go and do what they like. If you've done
it all at twelve where's the fun later?
No vote on this one. |
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24 Jan 2008 22:45
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