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Receding Hairline/Hair Loss
12-15-2010, 02:24 PM
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Receding Hairline/Hair Loss
I've got a problem with hair loss, and I'm taking the traits from my dad's side. I haven't really been looking into products to help my hair grow back since I am fairly still young (under 30). But it's been getting much worse, and my GF has told me about Rogaine.
I'm curious if this thing has worked for any of you?
I might end up going the baldy route..
I'm curious if this thing has worked for any of you?
I might end up going the baldy route..
12-15-2010, 02:40 PM
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i don't have a hair loss or receding hair line issue, but i know people (family) that have went the rogaine route and it seemed to work alright for them.
personally though, if i ever had the issue start up, i'd probably just shave my head.. your a guy, lots of dudes have shaved heads. i'd just rather go right to a shaved head instead of slowly start going bald.
personally though, if i ever had the issue start up, i'd probably just shave my head.. your a guy, lots of dudes have shaved heads. i'd just rather go right to a shaved head instead of slowly start going bald.
12-15-2010, 09:25 PM
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If I ever got a job as a COP, it'd be time for a visit to headblade.com. As it is, I'll just continue to wait. I keep my hair <1" usually so it doesn't look like a pitiful dude trying to conceal his baldness. The main thing to remember about your going bald is NOBODY GIVES A FLYING FVCK ABOUT YOUR HAIR EXCEPT YOU. Not even your GF, to any great extent. The only thing that will be affected is your attitude and that's only if you allow it.
You are not your hair. It's something that grows out of your head. Rock it however you want, but without self-confidence even a luscious mane will not help you come across as t3h stud.
When I was like 8 years old my dad took me to visit my granddad. I looked at grandpa and saw a cue-ball, looked at my dad and saw a tonsure, and said to myself 'you better get used to the idea' and that's what I did. Contrary to some who are willing to spend $$$ for the rest of their lives dosing their heads with chemicals (you have to keep applying it or you go bald) or get frikken SURGERY, I really don't give
You are not your hair. It's something that grows out of your head. Rock it however you want, but without self-confidence even a luscious mane will not help you come across as t3h stud.
When I was like 8 years old my dad took me to visit my granddad. I looked at grandpa and saw a cue-ball, looked at my dad and saw a tonsure, and said to myself 'you better get used to the idea' and that's what I did. Contrary to some who are willing to spend $$$ for the rest of their lives dosing their heads with chemicals (you have to keep applying it or you go bald) or get frikken SURGERY, I really don't give