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Is it ever muttar for a man to die his hair it’s natural color, for reasons such as a job or shidduchim? If it’s a yes, does it continue once you already have the job or once you are already married?
On top of everything else, doing it for shidduchim would be disingenuous to fool your date.
Not sure that would be fooling the date. If a man gets white hair at age 22 for example, how is his date fooled if he dyes it darker? But this is a halachic question which shouldn’t be paskened here. Or if someone here is an orthodox rabbi please let us know your psak.
Is it muttar to wear a toupee?
Dying hair is ???? ?? ????
Wearing a toupee will be difficult with tefilin etc, but I assume it’s also ?? ????
As Ivory said, ask a posek. Please do post the answer, though.
ivory:
“If a man gets white hair at age 22 for example, how is his date fooled if he dyes it darker?”
It looks as though he has dark hair. If he will not be
allowed to continue dyeing his hair after the marriage,
he will not look the same as he did while dating her.
barlev: Wearing a toupee will be difficult with tefilin etc, but I assume it’s also ?? ????
Google finds discussions about toupees and tefillin, but
I see no mention of a problem with wearing them.
Perhaps, Barlev, you should refrain from assumptions in future.
Also, the OP knew that there was an issur for men to dye their hair – otherwise, why would they ask if it was allowed under certain circumstances?
Is a man allowed to wear a toupee on shabbos or is it carrying?
Why would anyone do such a thing? In our community (unlike among the goyim), age gains respect and adds credibility. Why would anyone want to look younger than they are?
I guess there’s a sort of eiruv the Enterprise, because Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock both seem to wear them 24/7. 😛
i think hes being extra machmir because he likes to be. how is automatic bidding different then setting a timer for shabbos?
Wrong thread, mercury?
I don’t think you can compare regular melachah to masa u’matan.
If someone gets his first gray hairs at 17, he might want to change that.
Akuperma: because the girls their age, who are sometimes in denial of their age, want a boy who looks to be the age they wish they were and will refuse boys who have grey hair. And for the record, the psak was no dye.
Rav Moshe paskened men may dye their hair for business purposes (IM YD 2:61).
CYLOR
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