'I turned gray in 20 years': girlfriend Keanu Reeves openly reacted to criticism of appearance
'09.12.2019'
Source: Gossip
Media interest in 46-year-old artist Alexander Grant increased dramatically when she began to be noticed in the company of 55-year-old Keanu Reeves. In November, the press discussed rumors that Grant and Reeves were engaged.
There is no official confirmation yet, but now Alexandra's pages on social networks are now receiving increased attention. The other day she told Instagram why she stopped dyeing her hair, writes Gossip.
According to Alexandra, at some point she refused to paint gray hair, although she turned gray very early. As one of the arguments in favor of such a decision, Grant cited an article from Newsweek magazine, which talked about a study of the effect of hair dye on women's health.
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The title of the article reported that the continued use of hair dyes and hair straighteners increases the risk of breast cancer. The study involved more 45 000 women.
“The numbers are staggering ... I turned gray at 20 and dyed my hair in all colors until I thought about the toxicity of dyes ... Every woman chooses how she looks at any age, but if we are talking about death due to beauty standards, let's talk about these standards, ”Alexandra commented on the study that interested her.
As Woman ForumDaily wrote earlier:
- The 55-year-old Keanu Reeves attracted the most attention at the Art + Film gala evening, which took place at the beginning of November at the LACMA Museum in Los Angeles. However, discussed not so much the actor himself as his beloved - 46-year-old artist Alexandra Grant. By the way, some fans decided that the artist appeared in public with the 74-year-old actress Helen Mirren - and she even commented on her similarity with Alexandra.
- Reeves fans around the world vigorously discussing his alleged romance with Grant. Grant's unfashionable appearance and gray hair drew a lot of critical comments - and, moreover, from women in the Russian-speaking segment of the Internet.
