What I love about Mahesh is that he understands that maybeeeee people wanna have some hair, so his not always saying shave it off, many different options , what a guy
Yeah, people say "shave it and own it", but to me shaving hair constanly just seems like one way of hiding it. Plus it takes effort having to shave it all the time.
@@qwerty6383 exactly either way is going to get pricey but I know most people are lazy so they just say shave it all off (buzz cut).My best advice is to fight for what you have (either minoxidil,derma-rolling,finasteride topical or oral and lastly the costly transplant) and if you cant fight it then just shave it.I hate it when people make fun of me for using minoxidil every month,it is even embarassing asking it to the employee in the drug store
Your are such a good speaker and very empathetic. Your sensitivity to men with this issue is so much appreciated. I am very grateful I found you thanks to Beardbrand. You might be at stage 4, but really, you’ve got more going on upstairs than most men. Embracing stage 4 of hair loss is great bit of self acceptance. You are a wonderfully kind person. Thank you for advice that I actually use with my psychotherapy patients. More men could be helped by you than paying to see their shrinks. Many thanks, Michael J Elinski MD East Hampton, NY
I totally agree, and self acceptance is the first large step to attractiveness and charisma. Majority of man face baldness at some point, some younger than the others (i'm from that lot), and one of the biggest complexe of male gender. Mahesh is not just a skilled barber he is a pillar of charisma in his own way.
I went through these stages in my younger years. I resorted to accepting it for what it is and went totally bald and growing a beard. Over 10 years now. Thanks for this video, certainly gives assurance we are not alone in this.
Going bald was not something I was mentally prepared for at all. Growing up I always thought going bald happened to men when they were like 50, but boy was I wrong. At 25 I started noticing my hair disappearing, and now here I am at 29 with no hair on the top of my head. It completely caught me off guard and happened so fast.
I feel you on this. I think I first noticed it at 26 and it wasn't so bad until 28 when a hair stylist at a salon confirmed that I was indeed losing hair. I couldn't live with the insecurity anymore and have been trying to embrace bald since 29 (31 now). My hair used to be so thick and you don't realize how much it differentiates you from other people until you lose it lol. Being bald really stifles self expression. You can longer style hair, cut it short, or even dye it. How many ways can bald people try and differentiate themselves from other baldies while styling a goatee/beard/moustache. Life goes on lol
Mahesh - great topic I've had my head shaved for almost 25 years now, but I remember it was a hard choice to shave my hair off. As you mentioned I was balding, but I had long hair down to the middle of my back. Once I started balding, I shaved my head and never looked back. It can be a tough decision, but keep in mind if you don't like it, you can always grow your hair back!
I started having a number 2 shave then a number 1, nowadays I shave my head with a disposable razor every Saturday morning. I am actually glad to shave my head - hair is just one more thing in life I could do without thinking about. I think the worst thing you can do is try to conceal your baldness, the more you try to conceal it the more those signs shouting out to everyone "look I am bald!" will increase.
@@SimonWoodburyForget good luck with your treatment. Consider the possibility of shaving your head, that way you won't have to suffer its gradual loss.
definitely! I still have a lot of hair but I think its going quick and I usually just rock the van dyke but I know when I go bald I'm never shaving again. nice beard.
@@bunjier4041 Well if you're bald / balding, the crop is 9 times out 10 the best way to go. Not like you've got any options really, and maybe you want or suit a beard... To each their own
I started losing my hair when I was 19 years old, by the time I was 24 I was shaving my head completely bald, 30 years later I have no regrets best decision I ever made.
Since I was a little kid, I knew 2 things. Id eventually go bald and id have a great beard. And both are true. Almost 30 and beard is long and full. The hair on my head is pretty thin now. This time next year I may have a straight up buzz cut with classic tapers lol
Interesting video. Thank you, Mahesh! You are always an interteresting presenter. My story is that in my mid40s my barber kept saying that I should go short " for summer". I finally let her give me a short cut. I did not realize how "stringy" my hair felt just exercising. My hair grows fast. So I have to cut it every two- three weeks.
I'm confused because my hairline is fine. Barely any receding. But my hair is thinning everywhere but the sides and back. All at once. It's not the usual back bald spot or receding temples. I've been buzzing it to a 1, and it looks okay. But it's still a bummer because I used to have hair down to my waist and it was the only thing I was ever complimented on :/
The best way to wear it is to just shave it off, especially if you’re losing it young. As a 23 year old bald man , trust, not having to worry about it at all is the absolute best thing you can do for your mental health
People do sometimes go back right from side and round the back, leaving such small donor areas. Retrograde alopecia. Another form of male patterned baldness. Keep up the good vids! 👍🏼
Great advice. I have a large bald spot and receded hairline....so I go with the buzz cut with a fade....and of course I grow out the beard.....and sporting gray in the beard even adds more character. Embrace what is yours...and balding and gray just means you're wise. 😁
Best going bald clip, it is what it is, a few suggestions to help but embrace it. No messing round and telling you what you want to hear like so many other RUclips tutorials/ clips. Cheers 👍🏻
useful information, thank you. thats why i support you guys by buying and recommend your products. Plays no role if i have to pay 10 dollar more, its absolutly worth it...thats the payment for your great content!
My hair started to thin on the crown of my head in my late 30s. I just keep it short and I'm sure that eventually as it continues to recede or advance towards the front, I'll just buzz it off.
Well i have had long hair since the 90's but from an army background no problem with short hair plenty of diff colors but now in my pushing 60's ...my hair i look in video games to get creative but i look at like this if im going bald I get to tattoo my head love life an watch out here its a fun thing to reflect on ..whats next jeffg
YEP , its a human tragedy , been there , done that . Sadly I had no idea at almost every stage , I never looked . At 23 a friend said Man ! You're going bald ! The crown is thin . At 28 I was caught in the rain without a hat , and I felt it on the crown because the hair was basically gone . At this stage decades later its gone . I was in denial for way too long . Buzz it short or shave it , and rock it , or you'll just look stupid . GOOD ADVICE !
While genetics will play a decen roll for this did you ever try to fix stress levels and or eating habits. Usually your body gives you warnings signs before things get worse. While this is just my personal experience and does no mean everyone is like this : the bald guys i came across were usually overweight and practiced poor hygiene ( though i have encountered a couplenof overweight older males who have tons of hair).
@@JohnSmith-zm5eo I was in perfect shape , and have always had good hygiene . It just happens to some guys . I have known a guy that had bad nerves that lost his hair in spots , but it eventually came back , though he was fat .
I'm pretty much where you are, I've been grade zeroing my head for years now. I skipped trimming for a couple of weeks and my wife says she prefers the look with short growth on the sides and a slight "halo" on top - she feels that it softens my natural bulldog chewing a wasp look, I feel it's a bit like "bald bloke in denial" . I've let it grow and bleached it bright white in the past for a look, but I really struggle with the fuzzy mouse thing. Somehow you look great like this - I think I need help.
I'd say that I'm at stage 2 with my hairline having receded quite a bit. I have long hair and still think that it looks quite alright. I do though have periods, when I question if I should just get a buzz cut or the like instead, since that might look better... I do though really like having long hair
Thanks for this Mahesh. I’m pretty bald & grow facial hair to compensate, but that hair is grey & only looks ‘healthy’ to me at the stubble stage. Any more than that & I just feel it’s like - dead hair/not good. I wanted to ask for any tips on that - including if you’d recommend any products to subtly darken /condition the beard? Thank you
hey can u pls make a video abt the head types that can rock bald head, because everyone doesn't have nice shaped head like 'rock', I'm not talking abt face types. And how to know if u would look good in it without getting shave first. I'm not balding but i think i will soon so i want to know whether to save for transplant or not. I hope u understood my query.
Do a tutorial on how to shave head with something like gillette blades of different kinds, please. What shaving cream to use, how to not get redness, razor bumps? How to treat them. I am suffering from all these, don’t know what to do,
What foil shaver do you recommend? Thank you doing this video. As a female, it's hard to understand what men want when they have these types hair. They always say, do wt you think looks best, but as a woman I have no idea!!
Making it full bald is way too risky tho, for example i dont know if my heads shape is good for bald or not. Because there is an issue like this, it makes us uneasy about making it bald
Up until the other day, this was a non-issue for me. None of the males on either side of my family had problems with hair loss. Despite those odds, I have lost nearly 50% of the hair on top of my head (could be medical or health-related, in which case some may return.) I wouldn't mind a hint of faux hawk (or whatever the term is for the style that leaves a center strip with some length) but other than that, I don't see many style options. How do you know if this would be a good look for myself? The strip of hair this would incorporate would be through the thinnest area but there still is some hair growing there. I have a blotchy, fullish beard, about 2.5 inches at the longest (front) and thanks to the lock down, have fuller cheeks and am about 30 lbs overweight. (Oh yeah...sometime over the pat 2-3 months I've also had a stroke or "stroke-like" episode that has thrown everything else outta whack...) My current hair is straight, fine with several cow licks. Any advice? Thanks to all and best wishes for a safe and healthy 2021! Be well!
Sorry to hear all that. I was watching this to help my 46 year old son who spent his young years incarerated. Went in at around 20 and off an on for the next 25 years. Long stretches. He is out and balding and it is a sad thing. I wish someone would have replied to you already but it is just me looks like. I think short hair is harder to maintain. Long hair can be put in a pony tail. Look at your hair from the back, sides and front (take a picture) before you decide. I think you should focus on your health more than your hair. I hope all is well with you. This video is a couple years old.
A lot of people say, well if you have lost your hair just grow a BEARD like you can just squeeze out this maximus length like creepy doll Ha! When obviously everyone is completely different. I’ve lost my hair so I razor that off and the longest my facial hair will grow is about half an inch and it’s slightly patchy lol so I just work with that and neaten it up, but don’t completely razor the face and I actually really like it
Seriously, let it grow. I thought I had patchy facial hair and I watched Beard brand video's. They all said let it grow, and sure as shit my beard is thick!
You can let Your beard grow really long and then comb it over your head.
Bravo!
thanks for this great advice!
Best laugh of the day.
Thanks.
Lmao Hellava idea
lmao
What I love about Mahesh is that he understands that maybeeeee people wanna have some hair, so his not always saying shave it off, many different options , what a guy
Yeah, people say "shave it and own it", but to me shaving hair constanly just seems like one way of hiding it. Plus it takes effort having to shave it all the time.
@@qwerty6383 exactly either way is going to get pricey but I know most people are lazy so they just say shave it all off (buzz cut).My best advice is to fight for what you have (either minoxidil,derma-rolling,finasteride topical or oral and lastly the costly transplant) and if you cant fight it then just shave it.I hate it when people make fun of me for using minoxidil every month,it is even embarassing asking it to the employee in the drug store
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Thank you
Tnks man
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Your are such a good speaker and very empathetic. Your sensitivity to men with this issue is so much appreciated. I am very grateful I found you thanks to Beardbrand. You might be at stage 4, but really, you’ve got more going on upstairs than most men. Embracing stage 4 of hair loss is great bit of self acceptance. You are a wonderfully kind person. Thank you for advice that I actually use with my psychotherapy patients. More men could be helped by you than paying to see their shrinks. Many thanks,
Michael J Elinski MD
East Hampton, NY
I totally agree, and self acceptance is the first large step to attractiveness and charisma. Majority of man face baldness at some point, some younger than the others (i'm from that lot), and one of the biggest complexe of male gender. Mahesh is not just a skilled barber he is a pillar of charisma in his own way.
Your are? Thanks to beardbrand? Psychotherapy? Oh boy
I went through these stages in my younger years. I resorted to accepting it for what it is and went totally bald and growing a beard. Over 10 years now. Thanks for this video, certainly gives assurance we are not alone in this.
Thank you for making a video about hair loss that doesn't insist on convincing people to take medication or undergo hair restoration surgery.
This dudes remind me of my mechanic. Old school and straight up honest.
Honesty, no wonder he doesn't remind me of my mechanic, or almost any mechanics in my country at all that is lol.
@Seosamh MacAoidh indonesia
Man, I love listening to Mahesh. He is a great barber and always has thoughtful things to say.
Going bald was not something I was mentally prepared for at all. Growing up I always thought going bald happened to men when they were like 50, but boy was I wrong. At 25 I started noticing my hair disappearing, and now here I am at 29 with no hair on the top of my head. It completely caught me off guard and happened so fast.
I feel you on this. I think I first noticed it at 26 and it wasn't so bad until 28 when a hair stylist at a salon confirmed that I was indeed losing hair. I couldn't live with the insecurity anymore and have been trying to embrace bald since 29 (31 now). My hair used to be so thick and you don't realize how much it differentiates you from other people until you lose it lol. Being bald really stifles self expression. You can longer style hair, cut it short, or even dye it. How many ways can bald people try and differentiate themselves from other baldies while styling a goatee/beard/moustache. Life goes on lol
Mahesh - great topic
I've had my head shaved for almost 25 years now, but I remember it was a hard choice to shave my hair off. As you mentioned I was balding, but I had long hair down to the middle of my back. Once I started balding, I shaved my head and never looked back.
It can be a tough decision, but keep in mind if you don't like it, you can always grow your hair back!
I started having a number 2 shave then a number 1, nowadays I shave my head with a disposable razor every Saturday morning.
I am actually glad to shave my head - hair is just one more thing in life I could do without thinking about.
I think the worst thing you can do is try to conceal your baldness, the more you try to conceal it the more those signs shouting out to everyone "look I am bald!" will increase.
@@SimonWoodburyForget I guess that's okay, as long as you avoid a combover.
@@SimonWoodburyForget good luck with your treatment.
Consider the possibility of shaving your head, that way you won't have to suffer its gradual loss.
hey beardbrand . more of Mahesh please!!
Bald head and big beard all the way!
definitely! I still have a lot of hair but I think its going quick and I usually just rock the van dyke but I know when I go bald I'm never shaving again.
nice beard.
That's a terrible look. Don't kid yourself.
@@bunjier4041 it's just your opinion , no body asked for it btw
Rock it!!!
@@bunjier4041 Well if you're bald / balding, the crop is 9 times out 10 the best way to go. Not like you've got any options really, and maybe you want or suit a beard... To each their own
I started balding on top at age 19 and just shaved it all. I shave with a razor against the grain every other day.
"I'm conscious of this now" ....wow that was GENTLE ... (beautiful)
I started losing my hair when I was 19 years old, by the time I was 24 I was shaving my head completely bald, 30 years later I have no regrets best decision I ever made.
1:34 " The emphasis is on showing a LITTLE bit of hair on the top "
At the same time you see a guy with a massive density of hair ;-))
I just shaved my head, I'm glad I did.
Yes. Just shave everything if you're stage 4. Looks so much better and sexier than an embarrassing comb over!
5:39
But... that guy _has_ hair! 🥺
Since I was a little kid, I knew 2 things. Id eventually go bald and id have a great beard. And both are true. Almost 30 and beard is long and full. The hair on my head is pretty thin now. This time next year I may have a straight up buzz cut with classic tapers lol
Classic tapers lol
With a beard like that I'd watch anything he says
I feel like bald tattooed heads are now a thing even when men have hair
Well I must say Mahesh has a hell lot of experience that he shares with us.
Interesting video. Thank you, Mahesh! You are always an interteresting presenter.
My story is that in my mid40s my barber kept saying that I should go short " for summer". I finally let her give me a short cut. I did not realize how "stringy" my hair felt just exercising. My hair grows fast. So I have to cut it every two- three weeks.
Mahesh you make me wanna come all the way to the UK just for a haircut ☺️ youre a great soul man ! Keep up the good work
Mahesh speaks really well! He seems like a kind wise man and really good barber
As a barber myself this is great advice to share with clients! I wouldn’t know otherwise, thanks!!
I'm confused because my hairline is fine. Barely any receding. But my hair is thinning everywhere but the sides and back. All at once. It's not the usual back bald spot or receding temples. I've been buzzing it to a 1, and it looks okay. But it's still a bummer because I used to have hair down to my waist and it was the only thing I was ever complimented on :/
Not going all the way short is the problem. #7 guard makes your head even more bolder. Got to go #4 or 3. I’ll try that
Love men that are bald ! Very sexy in my opinion. It shows confidence when it’s really short , no combovers under any circumstances.
The best way to wear it is to just shave it off, especially if you’re losing it young. As a 23 year old bald man , trust, not having to worry about it at all is the absolute best thing you can do for your mental health
People do sometimes go back right from side and round the back, leaving such small donor areas. Retrograde alopecia. Another form of male patterned baldness. Keep up the good vids! 👍🏼
I have a full head of hair and I'm going clean shaven bald everyday / every other day because I get annoyed of my hair lol
Great advice. I have a large bald spot and receded hairline....so I go with the buzz cut with a fade....and of course I grow out the beard.....and sporting gray in the beard even adds more character. Embrace what is yours...and balding and gray just means you're wise. 😁
Ryan McCoy how old are you? 48?
Same here. 35.
Gray means you're wise, bald... not so much
@@AL-SH ...lol. the brain grows and gets in the way of the hair roots. Lol.
My hair started going in my early 20s I just shaved it I'm 45 now still bald never looked back
Thanks a lot for making this video, really appreciate the advice
Best going bald clip, it is what it is, a few suggestions to help but embrace it. No messing round and telling you what you want to hear like so many other RUclips tutorials/ clips. Cheers 👍🏻
useful information, thank you.
thats why i support you guys by buying and recommend your products. Plays no role if i have to pay 10 dollar more, its absolutly worth it...thats the payment for your great content!
"Van Diesel" 😂😂😂
As opposed to a diesel van? 😂
More haircut tutorial vids from gentleman and rogue’s love watching those :)
Manesh multitasking life coach and barber in one haha🥇🤺🎸
Weirdly enough, if you go to his Instagram, Mahesh has grown his hair out!
I’m really don’t understand why us men go bald on top? What lead our genetics to do this?
My hair started to thin on the crown of my head in my late 30s. I just keep it short and I'm sure that eventually as it continues to recede or advance towards the front, I'll just buzz it off.
As always a very informative video especially for me since I will b joining the stage 3 baldness club 🤣🤣
I just love this guy... He such a gentleman... Thanks BB
Absolutely! Beneath the banter in the barbershop, Mahesh is a very genuine and kind man.
- Jack
Another option for bald on top, but hair on sides and back. Grow it out. It looks cool!
I've been in stage 1 since 10th grade and I'm 21 now
1:28 fire that editor!
Getting advise from a bald man for not losing hair seems Perfect 👍🏻
😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥 had to let that out. Thanks
3:56 Ethan is that you? 😂😂😂😂
I'm stage 4 with you bruh. X
Credit to BB & Mahesh for making this video.
love that sweater boss
! and the content of course!
I was hoping this title was referring to how best to have your hair during a mental breakdown
Great topic! Thanks!
Well i have had long hair since the 90's but from an army background no problem with short hair plenty of diff colors but now in my pushing 60's ...my hair i look in video games to get creative but i look at like this if im going bald I get to tattoo my head love life an watch out here its a fun thing to reflect on ..whats next jeffg
Thank you sir. I've gone completely bald just over a year ago. Feels great!
Your beard is godly
Me, I've got a landing strip, lots of hair on the sides, nothing on the top.
Thanks mate! Beard is currently under construction
If you can grow a nice beard,it surprising how it takes away from a bald or shaven head.not many can carry out a shaved head and shaved face.
YEP , its a human tragedy , been there , done that . Sadly I had no idea at almost every stage , I never looked . At 23 a friend said Man ! You're going bald ! The crown is thin . At 28 I was caught in the rain without a hat , and I felt it on the crown because the hair was basically gone . At this stage decades later its gone . I was in denial for way too long . Buzz it short or shave it , and rock it , or you'll just look stupid . GOOD ADVICE !
While genetics will play a decen roll for this did you ever try to fix stress levels and or eating habits. Usually your body gives you warnings signs before things get worse. While this is just my personal experience and does no mean everyone is like this : the bald guys i came across were usually overweight and practiced poor hygiene ( though i have encountered a couplenof overweight older males who have tons of hair).
@@JohnSmith-zm5eo I was in perfect shape , and have always had good hygiene . It just happens to some guys . I have known a guy that had bad nerves that lost his hair in spots , but it eventually came back , though he was fat .
I have just as much hair as I did when I was younger, it's just on my ears and butt now! Lol!😀
Good one :-)
Have you tried shaving off your butt hair and sticking it on your head?
I love being bald. Growing a skillet just for fun. Haven’t seen my hair in 20 yrs
Thanks, this is just what I needed to hear. I'm about Phase 3. Have any recommended "bearded" barbers on Long Island, NY????
Great advice, Mahesh!
And what you recommend for diffuse thinning?
This needs answered!!
Thank you for the advise!
skullet for life.
I'm pretty much where you are, I've been grade zeroing my head for years now. I skipped trimming for a couple of weeks and my wife says she prefers the look with short growth on the sides and a slight "halo" on top - she feels that it softens my natural bulldog chewing a wasp look, I feel it's a bit like "bald bloke in denial" . I've let it grow and bleached it bright white in the past for a look, but I really struggle with the fuzzy mouse thing. Somehow you look great like this - I think I need help.
I'd say that I'm at stage 2 with my hairline having receded quite a bit.
I have long hair and still think that it looks quite alright. I do though have periods, when I question if I should just get a buzz cut or the like instead, since that might look better...
I do though really like having long hair
I’m in the end stage. What’s do you recommend?
That is one beautiful beard and a killer moustache to boot! Oh boy, I can see myself wearing such a beauty with pride..
I don't have many more years of hair before I end up having to go Mr Clean with it
Love the way he speaks!!
I love you man , you’re amazing
Never shaved my head. Really thinking about it. I just know ive got a scar on the back of my head and a bit of a cone head
Thanks for this Mahesh. I’m pretty bald & grow facial hair to compensate, but that hair is grey & only looks ‘healthy’ to me at the stubble stage. Any more than that & I just feel it’s like - dead hair/not good.
I wanted to ask for any tips on that - including if you’d recommend any products to subtly darken /condition the beard?
Thank you
He forgot to mention the Ralph Coates comb over !
The last barber I went to was adamant I should go to turkey for a transplant
Great video! Thanks!
hey can u pls make a video abt the head types that can rock bald head, because everyone doesn't have nice shaped head like 'rock', I'm not talking abt face types. And how to know if u would look good in it without getting shave first. I'm not balding but i think i will soon so i want to know whether to save for transplant or not. I hope u understood my query.
Fantastic video. This fella is the exact opposite of me, massive beard minimal hair
I’m at the last stage like you Mahesh 😢 What length clipper do you recommend please ?
Do a tutorial on how to shave head with something like gillette blades of different kinds, please. What shaving cream to use, how to not get redness, razor bumps? How to treat them. I am suffering from all these, don’t know what to do,
What foil shaver do you recommend? Thank you doing this video. As a female, it's hard to understand what men want when they have these types hair. They always say, do wt you think looks best, but as a woman I have no idea!!
Making it full bald is way too risky tho, for example i dont know if my heads shape is good for bald or not. Because there is an issue like this, it makes us uneasy about making it bald
Great video pal
I’ve pondered going Krustythe clown style. Fuck it
Up until the other day, this was a non-issue for me. None of the males on either side of my family had problems with hair loss. Despite those odds, I have lost nearly 50% of the hair on top of my head (could be medical or health-related, in which case some may return.) I wouldn't mind a hint of faux hawk (or whatever the term is for the style that leaves a center strip with some length) but other than that, I don't see many style options. How do you know if this would be a good look for myself? The strip of hair this would incorporate would be through the thinnest area but there still is some hair growing there.
I have a blotchy, fullish beard, about 2.5 inches at the longest (front) and thanks to the lock down, have fuller cheeks and am about 30 lbs overweight. (Oh yeah...sometime over the pat 2-3 months I've also had a stroke or "stroke-like" episode that has thrown everything else outta whack...) My current hair is straight, fine with several cow licks. Any advice? Thanks to all and best wishes for a safe and healthy 2021!
Be well!
Sorry to hear all that. I was watching this to help my 46 year old son who spent his young years incarerated. Went in at around 20 and off an on for the next 25 years. Long stretches. He is out and balding and it is a sad thing. I wish someone would have replied to you already but it is just me looks like. I think short hair is harder to maintain. Long hair can be put in a pony tail. Look at your hair from the back, sides and front (take a picture) before you decide. I think you should focus on your health more than your hair. I hope all is well with you. This video is a couple years old.
great, needed this
Bruh I'm so confused on how old Mahesh actually is
Aged 42 in this video.
Im bald on top so i keep the sides and back cut very short, i think short hair with a big beard looks good any way 👍.
Try adding lines or patterns on short hair round the back and sides. Makes it look cool.
I'd like to see a video on bald spot appearing on my beard alopecia, and how to cure it ...
„solar panel for a sex machine“ 😀 made my day! 🙌🏽
A lot of people say, well if you have lost your hair just grow a BEARD like you can just squeeze out this maximus length like creepy doll Ha! When obviously everyone is completely different. I’ve lost my hair so I razor that off and the longest my facial hair will grow is about half an inch and it’s slightly patchy lol so I just work with that and neaten it up, but don’t completely razor the face and I actually really like it
Seriously, let it grow. I thought I had patchy facial hair and I watched Beard brand video's. They all said let it grow, and sure as shit my beard is thick!
Very well done 💯❣️