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   k8tt
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   Joined: 4/05/05 Location: Canada Online Status: Offline Posts: 73  | 
    Topic: Greying HairPosted: 6/27/05 at 12:26pm  | 
 
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   I really don't want to cornstarch my hair to make it grey for my role as an 'older' woman. I tried it and it didn't look real. I heard that white grease paint works, but is hard to remove.  Any other ideas?
    
   
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   Topper
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   Joined: 1/27/05 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 543  | 
    Posted: 6/28/05 at 1:57am | 
 
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   Believe it or not, white shoe polish, readily available 
 
   
  at any drugstore, works wonders. It comes in a bottle with a handy applicator and easily shampoos away.  | 
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   eagle
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   Joined: 5/12/04 Location: Hong Kong Online Status: Offline Posts: 29  | 
    Posted: 7/21/05 at 2:59am | 
 
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   You might try talc powder and add on extra each time you go on stage.
    
   
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   th8rguykc
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   Joined: 5/27/04 Online Status: Offline Posts: 28  | 
    Posted: 7/22/05 at 1:31pm | 
 
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   I just finished directing a play where one character had to appear "older"  we tried it all, starch, talc, grease paint, spray hair color, etc. and the best results were with a little watered down shoe polish.  Up close I thought "no way", but it looked fabulous from the theatre!
    
   
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   POB14
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   Joined: 7/01/05 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 349  | 
    Posted: 7/22/05 at 4:15pm | 
 
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    th8rguykc makes a great point: doesn't matter what it looks like in the chair, look at it under the lights. I've seen shoe polish work well also.  | 
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   SCurran07
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   Joined: 10/13/05 Online Status: Offline Posts: 0  | 
    Posted: 10/13/05 at 1:31pm | 
 
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   Hey!  
   
  I am a 16 year old with blonde hair, and I am playing Vera for The Odd Couple. I reallllly need to know how well baby powder works, (for gray hair)  maybe from someone else's experience? How long it lasts, ect. THANKS!  | 
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   looking2bcast
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   Joined: 10/05/05 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 21  | 
    Posted: 10/13/05 at 4:50pm | 
 
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   Shoe polish is my vote too we use one of those small wire brushes that people use to clean batteries with and it looks very real as it tends to coat the individual hairs.  
    
   
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