A Hairy Situation -- Gentlemen, Are You Ever Concerned About Balding? What Do You Do to Prevent or Reverse It, If Anything?
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That, without the beard and mustache, is also my preferred look, for exactly the same reason. I can give myself a buzz cut at home. And the shorter I cut it, the longer before I need to cut it again. Also no combing.
Wait, this needs a paragraph of its own. NO COMBING!!! No styling, no hair gel, no mousse, no parting to the right or left or down the middle, not even a cursory check-and-swipe to catch any hair that is standing up. Life is too short to spend so much of it managing dead follicle extrusions.
Wait, this needs a paragraph of its own. NO COMBING!!! No styling, no hair gel, no mousse, no parting to the right or left or down the middle, not even a cursory check-and-swipe to catch any hair that is standing up. Life is too short to spend so much of it managing dead follicle extrusions.
I couldn't agree more with this, but lament that the same option isn't given to women (whether socially or even Biblically in some belief circles.)
I follow a young lady's YouTube channel who is completely bald but rocking her best feminine looks nonetheless.
It's a travesty to me that the only time a woman being bald is reluctantly acceptable (but certainly not considered attractive by most men) is when an illness is involved -- and often a life-threatening one at that.
I follow a young lady's YouTube channel who is completely bald but rocking her best feminine looks nonetheless.
It's a travesty to me that the only time a woman being bald is reluctantly acceptable (but certainly not considered attractive by most men) is when an illness is involved -- and often a life-threatening one at that.
It's always good to know there are good men (and women) out there.
Unfortunately, I think we all have experienced/know people who have been rejected/left behind/replaced because of looks.
But, I'm proud to have a circle of friends who are genuine Christians and are constantly striving to look beyond just our human shells.
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I’m in the UK and in the 80s grew my hair long, rode motorcycles and loved it. By the time I reached my 30s the hair had started to thin so I took the shaver and shaved it off and have been that way ever since.
It’s a lot less maintenance now, just a quick shave at the weekend and I’m done. I don’t mind being bald, nobody else minds me being bald so I have no problems with it. If anyone else does then that’s their issue but me ? I’m good with it thanks.
It’s a lot less maintenance now, just a quick shave at the weekend and I’m done. I don’t mind being bald, nobody else minds me being bald so I have no problems with it. If anyone else does then that’s their issue but me ? I’m good with it thanks.
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i never knew of a guy who likes going bald & being bald. most guys, according to polls, don't care how they look. i'm 1 of them. by course, i dress properly for the right occasion now. until i met my wife 8 & half years ago, i never minded what i wore, i would just put anything on. fortunately for me, i still have most of my hair. if some day someone would invent a foolproof way of hair restoration, i think most guys would go for it.
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