re: Really bad dye jobs on old men….

Everyone knew Reagan used brylcreem. That's just styling gel. Deaver says he DIDN'T dye it

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I do have a couple friends I'm suspicious of, though. But I guess maybe hair can get redder as people approach 50....but probably not.

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No, it can't. It becomes a bit more brown, and will eventually gray. My mustache has some paprika in it, especially when I trim it. But both 'stache AND chin are almost white to the naked eye.

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You are delusional .


Sorry to disappoint you if RWR is ur personal hero or something, but just google ‘Ronald Reagan hair dye’ and ‘Ronald Reagan Brylcreem’

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Okay- just googled it. Apparently I'm not delusional. Sorry that your reading comprehension is a tad bit sub-par. See link below.

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The skinny: "He never dyed his hair," said Deaver in his recorded recollections, which were just released by the University of Virginia's Miller Center of Public Affairs.

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The reason people thought it was dyed, Deaver said, was that through his career and early presidency, Reagan's hair was full, tall, and shiny. The secret to his silver-screen good looks: a little dab of Brylcreem, the men's hair pomade. "He had that wet look, and when I finally got the Brylcreem away from him, people stopped writing about him dying his hair. It was the Brylcreem," Deaver told UVA's Ronald Reagan Oral History Project.

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Ronald Reagan's Hollywood Tips for Staying Youthful

Sorry, BK, but looks like he never dyed his hair. Brylcreem ain't a dye or color. It's a hairstyling product like a pomade. Google can truly be your friend if your reading comprehension skills are adequate.