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Really no way of telling, it depends on when your hair follicles(where the hair grows) stops producing pigments.
The hair's "real" color is actually whiteish, but usually the body mixes in a bit of pigment (coloured particles) to give it its color. When the amount of pigments drop, the hair turns grayish, and when all pigmentation is gone, whiteish.
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