Losing my hair is honestly one of my biggest fears. Guys who go through this are total badasses. At 23, I’m very lucky and grateful to have such nice hair, for now. But the fear and possibility always hangs over me.
If you can clip your hair really short now and youll get an idea of your head shape. I wish id done this when i was your age, itll make it less worrying if it does go.
Mine started at 25. And I fought - minoxidil, finasteride, dermarolling. Every. Single. Day. And constantly have for FOUR years now. Hairline is as thick and intact now as it was that first day. You HAVE to notice and accept it early, and then put in daily work. If you like your hair, fight for it.
it's not guaranteed though - the plurality of people don't experience side effects from finasteride and even those that do it's more than likely to a minor degree. You could always start with a lower dosage and work your way up if you observe no negative side effects @@Silverpump
Finasteride has some really bad side effects. Minoxidil will make your hair dependent on it forever. Transplant is currently the best in terms of permanently regaining hair back. With success rates over 80 or 90 percent, I feel that's the very best we have at present. Sad we have to fight for something as simple as hair at such young ages. I'd literally not mind if I go bald at say 50 something. Takes a huge toll on men under 40 or so at least.
Welcome to the brotherhood. In time we will take over the world. Bald Men Unite. We can do everything. First order of business, increase taxes on guys with long hair.
There should be a hair TAX. Guys who use hair products are damaging the planet with their hair carbon footprint. Baldness helps save the planet by consuming less water and hair products and plastics.
@@krithiksingh finasteride will maintain the hair u lost(wont grow any back at all) and will also give you a glorious pair of boobs like it did with me lol.
just like with theses so called hair growth products and even hairtransplants..you have to keep doing it and eventualy the same for a hairtransplant..once you loos hair folicals its done..its genetic. some people suffer form this some people odnt. and at the end of the day...its all bullshit and ways to make money of you.
I had to shave my head last month since finishing chemotherapy treatment. While my hairline is fine, I'm under no delusion that it will stay the way it is. However, the positive reactions to my bald look and my apparently "good head shape" filled me with positivity. I no longer worry about balding
My hair came back pretty fine after chemo, but then a few months later, started ever so slowly balding Just something to be aware of, maybe you can take action before I did
Sad for this to happen at such a young age for him...or anyone for that fact. I notice that to those who lose the hair and when they do decide to go bald it ALWAYS looks much better than doing a comb-over.
having hair is always going to be the most attractive, balding is a sign of disease and I've heard that inbreeding causes it, so no wonder women despise balding men
At 29 I had a nice haircut, then a breakup happend, then some weeks later the pandemic started. It was too much. Now can no even make a haircut anymore and have to shave. You are all so strong. With all the mental shit and my hair I did not go out anymore without cap. I even went once into a club and had two girls approaching me. But I felt disgusting and walked away. Since that I don't go out anymore. But it has to change! It's a hard way back to a normal life but I am fighting every day. Will try to go out in the next weeks without cap for the first time in 2.5 years
I am 29 today and i fully shaved my head at 26. In the beginning it's hard i did the same, no going out without caps. But trust me there are women who find being bald oddly sexy :). But the biggest challenge is looking into the mirror and accepting yourself
@@ClashKing_Anime strange thing is that I already shaved at age 23 because my girlfriend at that time found it sexy. But now it's a problem because I have to. But I am working at myself. Also bought dutasteride and minoxidil topical solution and will visit a doc. Maybe there is still a chance
@@GoldenBoyDimsfacts the only people saying he looks better bald because he looks more “masculine” just means he is now in the male gaze rather then the female gaze, before his hair loss he was in the female gaze, he definitely pulled before, now he only gets compliments from men.
there is no male gaze and female gaze. We all see attractiveness the same way. If you ask a bunch of young men in their twenties what they think, they will be honest and say he is malteser looking slaphead. but this channel is mainly filled with ageing balding guys, so they give fake positivity to cope with their own hairloss lol. @@lunistylz587
I started losing it at 21 but i kept microneedling and using minoxidil and it stopped. Now, i am 24 and my hair doesn't really look its best like it used to but atleast I've stopped balding and most of my hair even came back. I think I'll continue it till my 30s to 40s. After that, i don't care I've to loose it all at that point but now is way too early for me.
@@boblully5053 In india, we have a hair topical solution that comes with both minoxidil+finasteride in liquid form which means i get the benefits of the finasteride without having to worry about the side effects since i am not taking it orally. Thanks for your recommendation btw.
You should try to keep it for as long as possible. But your genes will take over at some point. I am double the age of most guys here and I have a full head of hair. My dermatologist calls it a "juvenile hairline", less than 5% of men in the world have this blessing. Bald is ok, but it is your default look. It will never change. Hair allows you to dye it, cut the length, style it in many ways. It absolutely makes a man much more attractive.
@@MrMelons45Umm yeah so I did shave my head, and the thing is; I had my graduation a couple days back, I pull up, my head shaven and my guys were basically like damn. Trust me it was pretty sick ;)
@@pranomadityagogoi1145 trust me, I'd thought abt it that much, and basically the biggest hinderance was funds which I could prolly struggle and conjure up eventually, but after a series of thoughts, I did make the decision to actually shave it all.
When you lose hair it means you are entering dad zone. Be proud of it. Bald does not mean that you lose everything yes it has to do with looks. But keep in mind that wheather you lose or grow hair..you will always be you 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Except in cases where men lose hair in early twenties or late teens, it’s not so desirable to be in “dad zone”. Nobody that young would enjoy looking older.
@@BDking12377 yes. Going bald in early adulthood is a sad phase. My brother lost too much hair in his mid twenties. See people will always judge on what they think is perfect, its up to us how we channel our thinking about ourselves.
I won't lie for a men its a hard choice to shave your hair off as hair give us confidence but after u go for shorter haircut u will feel more confident and i respect this guy for his choice n you can see he is confident
Started to notice it significantly at 21 and decided to hop onto finasteride and topical Minoxidil at 22. Now I'm coming close to 23 y/o and I recently added dermarolling. Looks as though my temples are slowly beginning to fill back in. I've done several DNA tests and each one tells me I'm more or less fucked when it comes to hair loss, but honestly for 5ish minutes of effort daily to keep my hair, I'll gladly keep on fighting!
youtube is social media@@crjinx999 as for me, I went to norwood 2.5 by age 20. ive been on dutasteride, minoxidil for a month and every strand has thickened up a lot, hair rarely falls out in the shower, but regrowth has only been some small fuzz. My temples have come back though, but the vertexes are still fuzzy, i hope they grow to full thickness in time, but I'm ready for hair transplantation if necessary.
@@Oneday78666 AncestryDNA, took my Raw DNA data and used the promethease service to analyze it, which included a section on male pattern baldness. Also did 23andMe - that one has slightly more nuanced results.
Same, was in the exact same situation and even more bald than him at age of 23. Got a transplant last year and it still looks awful. With transplants you need to have multiple sessions as long as your donor can adequately support it, and only after 2 sessions you can start to look somewhat decent. I also naturally had very straight hair, but the transplanted hair are so wiry and curly. I need a second session too now because all the effort on the 1st will be wasted. Wished I just never went for it.
Out of curiosity how many sessions? And roughly how much for each session? Out of those questions I’m just wondering a ballpark figure Also once you’re done you’ll probably get the results you’re looking for
I am 25 now and i started noticing my hair falling out and receiding. I am starting my oral Finasteride and oral Minoxidil Journey now and hope to hold on to my Hair for a long time. START EARLY GUYS and TRY NOTICING IT EARLY before it is too late. :) Good luck
If you are deciding to take finasteroid then you should look up Post Finasteride Syndrome and then decide if you want to hop on fin or not. The sides of fin are terrible and irreversible. Please be careful.
@@anurag.twentysix Of course i did, Fin is a drug that plays with your testosterone, without research i would not have done it. However only a small percentage of people who take fin have this syndrome. Google shows 1.000 in 2.000.000 so a less than 0,0005 % Chance of getting it. A lot of the people who have this syndrome got into fin with a bad mindset and kept thinking of the sideeffects. That also plays a big factor in getting this illness and getting these side effects.
The last part of projecting ur insecurities is exactly everything how life is. It dosen't matter if u r bold or full of hair, short or tall,if u come to terms wth ur situation then it won't project as an issue to the people around you. Period
@@MaalikBurgessIdk some tall dudes really do whine about how hard it is to put on muscle. Sometimes they complain about physical pain, which does suck tho.
I thought I would go bald when I was young, but once I accidentally stopped using shampoo for a few months, my hair grew back in areas where it didn't exist anymore, since then I haven't used shampoo.
I begin to stop using shampoo daily since three months. My hair is better than ever. My situation isnt that I lost hair, its more about the dryness, but now my hair looks awesome and is flexible.
you need to bend down and let your hair dangle and massage the shampoo into the scalp, not on the hair. But if some shampo dribblesonto the hair, this is good too. but never massage the shampoo into the hair.. this technique will give you a clean scalp@@MissiFull
Get on topical minoxidil once a day at night (twice a day is useless) as soon as possible. And when you turn 18 : get on oral finasteride as well . It's not too late for you . Thanks me later 😊
Bro I started balding at 15. There is hope when you turn 18 if you get on Finasteride it pretty much guarantees that you will keep whatever you have for around 5-15 years or more. Also topical minoxidil will help you with regrowth in the mean time. Also check if you're eating enough, sleeping enough and exercising enough. Good luck I hope you read some of the advice people have given you here because it's worked for us. @rishavroy6345
I'm very glad I got a 2mm buzz cut at 14 just for fun during lunch break in high school and only got positive feedback that it looked great ^^ By the time my hair started shrinking in the corners at 17, I had resigned myself to living bald and saving the money. Just like this guy after 23 it became very noticeable in the front and since then I've been bald to this day (31) and am super happy about it and do it myself quickly every 3 days - omni shaver/remington electric bald razer saving a lot of time and money. But I totally understand how it affects you when you're afraid of losing it all - it wasn't like that for me, but I do know many people who used minoxidil and stuff at a young age and were constantly afraid of going bald. I was also recommended turkey-treatment and stuff, but I figured why the hell? I'm not going to waste money on a problem I didn't feel for myself. I know it's easy to say, while I have an okay head shape and many beard options from my perspective, but it is what it is and at some point you have to accept it and rock it with confidence. Life is a journey. Wish yall self-confidence and a fulfilled life!
My brother's friend started balding in high school. My mom was like, "why are you hanging out with that old man," and my brother was like, "he's only 17."
No offense but the only people complimenting his new look are men, if you were to show women his before and after pics every women would pick before, it’s the brutal truth, the age pill has gotten to him.
lost mine around 20, i really wasn't dreadening it that much, but it's honestly a bit boring to be bald so every now and then i let it grow and see if i can make something fun of it. kinda thinking of either a full slickback or some kind of fuzzy ponytail or maybe a loose messy braid, who knows, we haven't really seen much of balding men hairstyles, people sort of just let it do it's own thing until they just decide to shave it off.
@@MaalikBurgess well there is still plenty of healthy hair, it's just not ontop. i mean you wouldn't grow out a whispy beard but you would try doing something if you could like mustasche or goatee or a vandyke maybe even sideburns, why couldn't that go for a balding head aswell? that's the question that goes through my head atleast.
@@bobxbaker I see your view but most hair styles utilise the top part of the head and I'm not sure what you can really pull off with just side/back. In my view if you go bald your best bet is to work with your beard and make the most of that rather than the remaining hair on your head.
@@SwagbobKushpants men used to be able to be balding without stigma for a very long time, now it's just everyone trying to look as youthful as much as they can. me personally i think if you take care of it and don't try to hide the fact that you're losing it then it might change how you view a person and not as pathetic as someone who is trying to hold onto the past. the reason why i feel this way is because it's something like 60% of all men start balding before they are 40, now does that mean roughly 60% of all men should walk around completely bald for it? and how boring wouldn't that be? i'm just saying, it's a natural fact for a lot of men and it would be a cash machine in the making for any barber that can pull that off.
If you wear a hat all the time everywhere hiding, I think people start thinking you are strange. They don't give you the respect. I think the 1st part is to shave it. The 2nd and bigger part is to go out in public with confidence. It's hard to not be concerned with what people think even though you should not care.
@@letmeaskaknoboby cares, that's the truth. i started loosing my hair at the age of 19, used buzz cut till 24 then started shaving, now im 32. i know what you are going through, it's just our mind projecting our fears. people literally cant care less
@@alessiofe i appreciate your thoughts but most of times people judge you because of your looks most of the people including kids often try to make fun of yourself by saying you bald.. but i think as time passes it becomes normal for us and they also feel that we don't care about it
thx for sharing this mate, I might need this since my hair is getting fewer each year (still on 20 age range). as soon as my hairline got to V shape, I would immediately gone bald. it's just people kept on telling me I'm ugly or like unlike my past self. but bro I swore to god they don't know it's not in my control if my hair falls out. like seriously sometime it pissed me off, so thanks for sharing your bald journey mate. respect for you !
He looks really good with his hair shaved off!! And he has a really nice beard!! I’m 19 years old and my hairline went back a bit when I turned 16 or 17. It hasn’t really gotten any worse since then though so that’s good. I hope it stays this way! I’ve been scared of loosing my hair since my hairline changed but it seems to be good for now. 😁😁😎😎👏👏💯💯💯✨✨✨
Fair play to him. It looks good. He has a very good face and not having hair isn't a big drop in his attractiveness. What I wish this channel would show more of is men that lose hair and don't look good with the bald look, but hopefully cope anyway. I'd like to hear those stories if they exist. Baldcafe himself is a model, all the examples of guys generally look good with the shave but that is 100% not the case in real life, many men do not but have no choice. It's the one, and main way this channel falls down. Promoting bald positivity is great but it's done in a skewed way here imo.
Facts most men look uglier without hair unfortunately. It objectively makes you look less attractive. A lot of these guys trying to claim that there’s no difference or they even look better bald are just coping, which is fine, but simply not true. Balding is truly a struggle and it messes up your whole self perception.
@@lunistylz587 You the one tripping, what man have you seen that looks that young at 40+? I do agree he looks older but no way he looks 20 years older lol. It is what it is though, youth only lasts so long. Obviously look after yourself but you can't avoid aging and eventually dying.
@@SwagbobKushpants Having a full set of hair is inherently youthful. He’s bald which being bald is inherently a sign of aging, the man looks around the same age as Andrew Tate, he definitely doesn’t look like he is in his 20s. How well you age is mostly determined by your genetics, things such as hair loss, your skin, etc, not all men go bald, it all comes down to your genetics.
A friend of mine who’s now in his mid 50’s went bald in his early/mid 20’s. He said that because he went bald so quick he felt like everyone around him aged worse. He was rocking the bald look for years.He barely changed when he met up with a load of old uni friends but they all changed quite a bit lol
Fabio Cannavaro, Wesley Sneijder and Channing Tatum have all had hair transplants which worked initially and now they are back to shaving their heads. Don't get me started on Rooney. This is what outs me off transplants.
@@ronniep9272 lol hair transplant is literally jsut moving hair from one part of the head to another part. how in the name of common sense is this going to stop hair loss? its literally just an optical illusion
Either you maintain a short and groomed haircut if you're losing hair OR you own being bald with grace, it's only when you're struggling to maintain long hair to cover up balding that it looks bad which also affects your confidence. If you're short and groomed or bald completely you're more at peace and therefore more confident and everyone around you knows it and respects you for it.
24 now. Im going through the same situation😅. My hairs going so fast. If i look at pictures from the same time last year, im like wtf happened and when. Im still too scared to commit to going bald just yet.
If you have genetic baldness like i do follow what im about to tell you since i have experience in this: 1. Supplement with zinc 2. try to reduce cortisol as much as you can 2. Quit smoking 3. Exercise regularly 4. Massages for your scalp 5. Use DHT blocker shampoo 6. Drink coffee or any caffeine source
You’ve got a lot more to do and give to this world than some hair bro. Don’t get it twisted. We all have hair at a point but there are people in this world that can’t offer what you can.
Thor said it best man, people either love Hair on people, or they love bald on people, its just that uncanny valley of BALDING that messes people up. The dude looks absolutely great bald and with the beard!
I'm not surprised by MPB in young people, but I'm shocked at the speed and aggressiveness of it in some. I started losing my hair at 15 and now that I'm 38 I'm still losing my hair albeit at a slower rate. Is there any data that shows its more aggressive in young people nowadays versus 20 years ago? If so what could be the case? Diet, stress levels, other toxins? Some of these cases seem really unusual but then again we did not have a platform like youtube to document these things back in the day. I remember watching informercials for MPB as a kid and they were all targeted towards men in their 40s and 50s, not 20s.
Got to think how big combovers and hats were back then, I bet a lot of guys just had a really bad combover. That said sperm count has halved in the past 50 years and they are suspecting it is pesticides that might be causing it. So who knows what in our environment could be doing to us if it can halve sperm count (which are rapidly dividing cells) maybe it can halm rapidly dividing hair cells too
My hair fell out over the second half of my 21st year. Likely perpetuated by mental health difficulties. Everyone is different fam. Now I feel great so 🤷♀️
Everyone’s different. I started balding at 17, I’m now 25 and it’s still not noticeable. The only way it would be noticeable, is if I get a short enough haircut that reveals my hairline you will see the temples are pretty receded. If my hair covers my hairline, you have no idea and my hair is very thick. But I’ve heard of others going completely bald in like 2 years.
happend to me in my mid 20s..im 40 now and there is no point in trying to get hair back at this point or even beforhand once it starts to go..life with hair is gone.. better to just accept being bald then to waste moeny on products that are only a temp fix to an ongoing issue that has no cure.
Always had rare hair , and i had massive dandruff problem , shaved for first time when 22 never looked back . If you have weird head shape try putting on some weight may help out .
mine started at 17, I'm 25 now. It is slow but progressive. Or Idk. My hair right now are extremely thick and I'm keeping them short but they can cover the bald patches. My temples are all gone, but I'm not worried about hair loss anymore. I tried treatment and then stopped it, but that was years ago. I did take ashwagandha pills for a long time but that was for different purpose, later I found out it's good for hair too. I'm planning to go for transplant in the future.
@@normanosborn1277 Hair loss in men is correlated with higher testosterone, which would infer a correlation to higher fertility? Higher testosterone is also linked to heart problems, so not healthy entirely but you get my point.
I don't think that "accepting baldness" = "shaving it all off" I personally think that the "aristotle hairstyle" looks better than a full shaven head for many people, and I'm including the guy featured in this video. I feel like people should embrace their thinning hair instead of just shaving it all off. He looked like a mature young man with the thinning hair at 2:54. It looked great, honestly. I feel like he should rock that style.
I completely agree with you there. Balding looks better than bald, and it has so much more character than a shiny head. The trick to pulling it off is to embrace it and show off the balding and not attempt to hide it. Slicking it back and keeping it neat does the trick.
This is honestly the only idea that helped me feel slightly okay about my genetic hairloss. It actually took me a lot of time to dig it out and come to this conclusion.
@hamzehaladwan thank you for the response. I'm glad there are more people out there that agree with this idea! In all videos, people always say that the person clearly looks "better" after shaving it all off. I disagree. Many of the guys featured in the videos looked very good with the slick-back look. It's also bolder than just shaving it all off, and looks very cool.
I really really hate to be THAT guy but he looked a lot better with hair. Sure, he still looks good but It's almost incomparable. A handsome guy regardless.
Is it normal to not leave the house anymore because of thinning?..and to be too paranoid to get a job on the outside so you work from home due to shame.
@@anisexpert4604just dermaroller your thinning hair and put castor oil ,and eat a lot of eggs and spinach, Last , track your water intake and sleep must be 8 or 10 hours a day thank me later!
I've been watching baldcafe for a year now, even tho i'm not balding yet (i hope i never will) but some of my friends tell me that i have a receding hairline, but i don't take it seriously, because i've never had like a straight, square shaped hairline, so they probably think that i'm receding because of that (First time i heard that from someone was when i was 13-14, so i dont think i would be receding already). But my dad is bald, so it is possible that i will also go bald. And if it will happen then of course i'm planning to use minoxidil, finasteride etc. but i'm also trying to build up that courage of me being bald, even tho i still don't see myself being bald, because of my headshape, face and the fact that currently i can't grow a beard. But we will see what future brings...
Losing my hair is honestly one of my biggest fears. Guys who go through this are total badasses. At 23, I’m very lucky and grateful to have such nice hair, for now. But the fear and possibility always hangs over me.
If you can clip your hair really short now and youll get an idea of your head shape. I wish id done this when i was your age, itll make it less worrying if it does go.
Just get on finasteride as soon as your hairloss begins .
@@exactly1176it sucks.
Dutasteride and finasteride, vitamine and no stress
Start taking finasteride or dutasteride if you start to notice any thinning
Mine started at 25. And I fought - minoxidil, finasteride, dermarolling. Every. Single. Day. And constantly have for FOUR years now. Hairline is as thick and intact now as it was that first day.
You HAVE to notice and accept it early, and then put in daily work. If you like your hair, fight for it.
Can i have ur insta id bro? I need some guidelines for myself...!
How long did it take for it to come back bro?
Nah finasterid side effects it's not worth it
it's not guaranteed though - the plurality of people don't experience side effects from finasteride and even those that do it's more than likely to a minor degree. You could always start with a lower dosage and work your way up if you observe no negative side effects @@Silverpump
Finasteride has some really bad side effects. Minoxidil will make your hair dependent on it forever. Transplant is currently the best in terms of permanently regaining hair back. With success rates over 80 or 90 percent, I feel that's the very best we have at present. Sad we have to fight for something as simple as hair at such young ages. I'd literally not mind if I go bald at say 50 something. Takes a huge toll on men under 40 or so at least.
Guys, after 5 years, I finally shaved it. Honestly I feel relief, fresh, clean and more confident. Great positive tranformation
Great to hear man congratulations
Welcome to the brotherhood. In time we will take over the world. Bald Men Unite. We can do everything. First order of business, increase taxes on guys with long hair.
There should be a hair TAX. Guys who use hair products are damaging the planet with their hair carbon footprint. Baldness helps save the planet by consuming less water and hair products and plastics.
Man going bald is a fear of mine, my hairline is starting to recede and i cant accept being bald 😭😭 i have a ugly shaped head
@@krithiksingh
finasteride will maintain the hair u lost(wont grow any back at all)
and will also give you a glorious pair of boobs like it did with me lol.
You look so good with the bald head. Better than before actually❤
Barbers will always say “no you’re sound mate” so they continue to get your cash. When it’s time to shave it you know yourself. Good work bro 💯👌🏻…
just like with theses so called hair growth products and even hairtransplants..you have to keep doing it and eventualy the same for a hairtransplant..once you loos hair folicals its done..its genetic. some people suffer form this some people odnt. and at the end of the day...its all bullshit and ways to make money of you.
Hahaha my barber said that today, i said you're just saying that to get more money out of me
I had to shave my head last month since finishing chemotherapy treatment. While my hairline is fine, I'm under no delusion that it will stay the way it is. However, the positive reactions to my bald look and my apparently "good head shape" filled me with positivity. I no longer worry about balding
My hair came back pretty fine after chemo, but then a few months later, started ever so slowly balding
Just something to be aware of, maybe you can take action before I did
congrats on finishing your treatment!
i hope you're feeling alright, i know stuff like chemo can really hit you and take all your energy
Sad for this to happen at such a young age for him...or anyone for that fact. I notice that to those who lose the hair and when they do decide to go bald it ALWAYS looks much better than doing a comb-over.
having hair is always going to be the most attractive, balding is a sign of disease and I've heard that inbreeding causes it, so no wonder women despise balding men
Im 19 years old and My hair almost all fell out 😢
@@zinox402 Yes. Sad, indeed. I feel you, bro. Tried the bald look?
@@kklum6998 no
No, I am trying to treat him with rosemary and natural medicines while wearing a hat
Cause im very young to start balding
@@zinox402 RIP
At 29 I had a nice haircut, then a breakup happend, then some weeks later the pandemic started. It was too much. Now can no even make a haircut anymore and have to shave.
You are all so strong. With all the mental shit and my hair I did not go out anymore without cap. I even went once into a club and had two girls approaching me. But I felt disgusting and walked away. Since that I don't go out anymore. But it has to change!
It's a hard way back to a normal life but I am fighting every day. Will try to go out in the next weeks without cap for the first time in 2.5 years
Take small steps forward. You can get there. Honestly check out my course too ;you can start for free) baldcafeway.com it was made for you to a T 👌
Bro get a hair patch u will back to normal
I am 29 today and i fully shaved my head at 26. In the beginning it's hard i did the same, no going out without caps. But trust me there are women who find being bald oddly sexy :). But the biggest challenge is looking into the mirror and accepting yourself
@@ClashKing_Anime strange thing is that I already shaved at age 23 because my girlfriend at that time found it sexy. But now it's a problem because I have to. But I am working at myself. Also bought dutasteride and minoxidil topical solution and will visit a doc. Maybe there is still a chance
Give your life to Jesus Christ aswell.
Dude was majestic with hair and the bald look is pretty solid with his beard.
I agree that bald look was a totally different look
He should’ve gone to turkey he looks way better with hair than bald
@@GoldenBoyDimsfacts the only people saying he looks better bald because he looks more “masculine” just means he is now in the male gaze rather then the female gaze, before his hair loss he was in the female gaze, he definitely pulled before, now he only gets compliments from men.
Holy Baldy shit😢
there is no male gaze and female gaze.
We all see attractiveness the same way. If you ask a bunch of young men in their twenties what they think, they will be honest and say he is malteser looking slaphead.
but this channel is mainly filled with ageing balding guys, so they give fake positivity to cope with their own hairloss lol.
@@lunistylz587
Good head shape, good facial features and perfect beard! This guy doesn’t need hair to look good
>good head shape
His head looks like a lightbulb.
@@marfg12345lol
I started losing it at 21 but i kept microneedling and using minoxidil and it stopped. Now, i am 24 and my hair doesn't really look its best like it used to but atleast I've stopped balding and most of my hair even came back. I think I'll continue it till my 30s to 40s. After that, i don't care I've to loose it all at that point but now is way too early for me.
You need finasteride
@@boblully5053 In india, we have a hair topical solution that comes with both minoxidil+finasteride in liquid form which means i get the benefits of the finasteride without having to worry about the side effects since i am not taking it orally. Thanks for your recommendation btw.
You should try to keep it for as long as possible. But your genes will take over at some point. I am double the age of most guys here and I have a full head of hair. My dermatologist calls it a "juvenile hairline", less than 5% of men in the world have this blessing. Bald is ok, but it is your default look. It will never change. Hair allows you to dye it, cut the length, style it in many ways. It absolutely makes a man much more attractive.
@@maalikserebryakov why is it not ok man, not attractive enough for you?
Topical minoxidil?
Also experiencing a similar situation, I have to say, this brother right here has really gotten me onboard. I am ready to take the step
how'd it go!
why don't you get transplant?
@@MrMelons45Umm yeah so I did shave my head, and the thing is; I had my graduation a couple days back, I pull up, my head shaven and my guys were basically like damn. Trust me it was pretty sick ;)
@@pranomadityagogoi1145 trust me, I'd thought abt it that much, and basically the biggest hinderance was funds which I could prolly struggle and conjure up eventually, but after a series of thoughts, I did make the decision to actually shave it all.
@@abdurahmanbakulumpagi8479 eeeeepic my bro, glad your happy with it
Big up my brother I actually know this guy very well and I’m super proud of you
When you lose hair it means you are entering dad zone. Be proud of it. Bald does not mean that you lose everything yes it has to do with looks. But keep in mind that wheather you lose or grow hair..you will always be you 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Except in cases where men lose hair in early twenties or late teens, it’s not so desirable to be in “dad zone”. Nobody that young would enjoy looking older.
@@BDking12377 yes. Going bald in early adulthood is a sad phase. My brother lost too much hair in his mid twenties. See people will always judge on what they think is perfect, its up to us how we channel our thinking about ourselves.
More like entering dead zone 😂
I won't lie for a men its a hard choice to shave your hair off as hair give us confidence but after u go for shorter haircut u will feel more confident and i respect this guy for his choice n you can see he is confident
Looks really good mate, love the confidence.
Not confident, just trying to cope looking like a bald idiot.
Started to notice it significantly at 21 and decided to hop onto finasteride and topical Minoxidil at 22. Now I'm coming close to 23 y/o and I recently added dermarolling. Looks as though my temples are slowly beginning to fill back in. I've done several DNA tests and each one tells me I'm more or less fucked when it comes to hair loss, but honestly for 5ish minutes of effort daily to keep my hair, I'll gladly keep on fighting!
bro do you have a social media account
youtube is social media@@crjinx999
as for me, I went to norwood 2.5 by age 20. ive been on dutasteride, minoxidil for a month and every strand has thickened up a lot, hair rarely falls out in the shower, but regrowth has only been some small fuzz.
My temples have come back though, but the vertexes are still fuzzy, i hope they grow to full thickness in time, but I'm ready for hair transplantation if necessary.
Which dna tests?
@@Oneday78666 AncestryDNA, took my Raw DNA data and used the promethease service to analyze it, which included a section on male pattern baldness. Also did 23andMe - that one has slightly more nuanced results.
@@crjinx999 As of right now, not really. I'm thinking of starting to post videos on this topic though.
Same, was in the exact same situation and even more bald than him at age of 23. Got a transplant last year and it still looks awful. With transplants you need to have multiple sessions as long as your donor can adequately support it, and only after 2 sessions you can start to look somewhat decent. I also naturally had very straight hair, but the transplanted hair are so wiry and curly. I need a second session too now because all the effort on the 1st will be wasted. Wished I just never went for it.
Out of curiosity how many sessions? And roughly how much for each session? Out of those questions I’m just wondering a ballpark figure
Also once you’re done you’ll probably get the results you’re looking for
Or just use minoxidil
And a derma roller you're welcome
Just Google it stress doesn't make you lose hair like at all its a myth. Just bad genetics sadly.... and I'll probably join you one day
I am 25 now and i started noticing my hair falling out and receiding. I am starting my oral Finasteride and oral Minoxidil Journey now and hope to hold on to my Hair for a long time. START EARLY GUYS and TRY NOTICING IT EARLY before it is too late. :) Good luck
your gona be wasteing your life with that shit. keep wasting your money though on something thats not a fix.
Avoiding hairloss with fin and minoxidil is proven for 30 years…what are you talking about?
If you are deciding to take finasteroid then you should look up Post Finasteride Syndrome and then decide if you want to hop on fin or not. The sides of fin are terrible and irreversible. Please be careful.
@@anurag.twentysix Of course i did, Fin is a drug that plays with your testosterone, without research i would not have done it. However only a small percentage of people who take fin have this syndrome. Google shows 1.000 in 2.000.000 so a less than 0,0005 % Chance of getting it. A lot of the people who have this syndrome got into fin with a bad mindset and kept thinking of the sideeffects. That also plays a big factor in getting this illness and getting these side effects.
@@anurag.twentysixthat is totally made up
Great attitude and wise words. And looking great too Altamish!
Very tough losing most of it in early 20s.
The last part of projecting ur insecurities is exactly everything how life is. It dosen't matter if u r bold or full of hair, short or tall,if u come to terms wth ur situation then it won't project as an issue to the people around you. Period
Not sure why u put "tall" in there like anyone sees it as a disadvantage.
lol.
Being short + Bald = completely shit life be honest
@@MaalikBurgessIdk some tall dudes really do whine about how hard it is to put on muscle. Sometimes they complain about physical pain, which does suck tho.
Yeah i wish i was a bulky manlet@@gummy5862
@@gummy5862 but being tall is defintely better then being short.
Look man, you are amazing. Rock on and keep building your character!
I thought I would go bald when I was young, but once I accidentally stopped using shampoo for a few months, my hair grew back in areas where it didn't exist anymore, since then I haven't used shampoo.
Bra I dnt use shampoo I prolly wash my hair wit soap once inna while
What do you use to clean your hair now?
Yea I'm gonna stop using shampoo or just make my own. AcV and egg shampoo lol.
I begin to stop using shampoo daily since three months. My hair is better than ever. My situation isnt that I lost hair, its more about the dryness, but now my hair looks awesome and is flexible.
you need to bend down and let your hair dangle and massage the shampoo into the scalp, not on the hair. But if some shampo dribblesonto the hair, this is good too. but never massage the shampoo into the hair..
this technique will give you a clean scalp@@MissiFull
I am balding at 16. It’s quite painful ……
Get on topical minoxidil once a day at night (twice a day is useless) as soon as possible.
And when you turn 18 : get on oral finasteride as well .
It's not too late for you .
Thanks me later 😊
@@exactly1176for regrowing thin hairs which is best tablet?
@exactly1176 where would I get the finasteride at?
Going bald at teens age is pretty fucked, but you are young too so thats an adventage. You can probably grow it up again. Search how!
Bro I started balding at 15. There is hope when you turn 18 if you get on Finasteride it pretty much guarantees that you will keep whatever you have for around 5-15 years or more. Also topical minoxidil will help you with regrowth in the mean time. Also check if you're eating enough, sleeping enough and exercising enough. Good luck I hope you read some of the advice people have given you here because it's worked for us. @rishavroy6345
I'm very glad I got a 2mm buzz cut at 14 just for fun during lunch break in high school and only got positive feedback that it looked great ^^ By the time my hair started shrinking in the corners at 17, I had resigned myself to living bald and saving the money. Just like this guy after 23 it became very noticeable in the front and since then I've been bald to this day (31) and am super happy about it and do it myself quickly every 3 days - omni shaver/remington electric bald razer saving a lot of time and money. But I totally understand how it affects you when you're afraid of losing it all - it wasn't like that for me, but I do know many people who used minoxidil and stuff at a young age and were constantly afraid of going bald. I was also recommended turkey-treatment and stuff, but I figured why the hell? I'm not going to waste money on a problem I didn't feel for myself. I know it's easy to say, while I have an okay head shape and many beard options from my perspective, but it is what it is and at some point you have to accept it and rock it with confidence. Life is a journey. Wish yall self-confidence and a fulfilled life!
My brother's friend started balding in high school. My mom was like, "why are you hanging out with that old man," and my brother was like, "he's only 17."
25 here, lost almost all the hair in the last few months. I have no problem shaving my head but the sad thing is I don't look good bald.
yeah you do! takes time to love!
Grow beard if you can that helps alot
You’re not alone, me too. 😞
Take finasteride duh
coper@@javiolmos1781
He looks really good!!
No offense but the only people complimenting his new look are men, if you were to show women his before and after pics every women would pick before, it’s the brutal truth, the age pill has gotten to him.
lost mine around 20, i really wasn't dreadening it that much, but it's honestly a bit boring to be bald so every now and then i let it grow and see if i can make something fun of it.
kinda thinking of either a full slickback or some kind of fuzzy ponytail or maybe a loose messy braid, who knows, we haven't really seen much of balding men hairstyles, people sort of just let it do it's own thing until they just decide to shave it off.
i mean its pretty hard to style non existent hair. lol
even healthy hair gets damaged with styling. imagine your wisps of keratin
@@MaalikBurgess well there is still plenty of healthy hair, it's just not ontop.
i mean you wouldn't grow out a whispy beard but you would try doing something if you could like mustasche or goatee or a vandyke maybe even sideburns, why couldn't that go for a balding head aswell?
that's the question that goes through my head atleast.
no even a wispy beard is a penance to the eye@@bobxbaker
@@bobxbaker I see your view but most hair styles utilise the top part of the head and I'm not sure what you can really pull off with just side/back. In my view if you go bald your best bet is to work with your beard and make the most of that rather than the remaining hair on your head.
@@SwagbobKushpants men used to be able to be balding without stigma for a very long time, now it's just everyone trying to look as youthful as much as they can.
me personally i think if you take care of it and don't try to hide the fact that you're losing it then it might change how you view a person and not as pathetic as someone who is trying to hold onto the past.
the reason why i feel this way is because it's something like 60% of all men start balding before they are 40, now does that mean roughly 60% of all men should walk around completely bald for it? and how boring wouldn't that be?
i'm just saying, it's a natural fact for a lot of men and it would be a cash machine in the making for any barber that can pull that off.
If you wear a hat all the time everywhere hiding, I think people start thinking you are strange. They don't give you the respect. I think the 1st part is to shave it. The 2nd and bigger part is to go out in public with confidence. It's hard to not be concerned with what people think even though you should not care.
If you end up bald, you should be in good shape (ripped, if possible), in order to counter the hair loss.
I am facing this issue
@@letmeaskaknoboby cares, that's the truth. i started loosing my hair at the age of 19, used buzz cut till 24 then started shaving, now im 32. i know what you are going through, it's just our mind projecting our fears. people literally cant care less
@@alessiofe i appreciate your thoughts but most of times people judge you because of your looks most of the people including kids often try to make fun of yourself by saying you bald.. but i think as time passes it becomes normal for us and they also feel that we don't care about it
@@letmeaskak I mean, you are a person like everyone else, what did you think when you saw a bald person? I'm sure you didn't mind.
thx for sharing this mate, I might need this since my hair is getting fewer each year (still on 20 age range). as soon as my hairline got to V shape, I would immediately gone bald.
it's just people kept on telling me I'm ugly or like unlike my past self. but bro I swore to god they don't know it's not in my control if my hair falls out. like seriously sometime it pissed me off, so thanks for sharing your bald journey mate. respect for you !
You prepare many men who may go through this at some point. Thanks. ❤
He looks really good with his hair shaved off!! And he has a really nice beard!! I’m 19 years old and my hairline went back a bit when I turned 16 or 17. It hasn’t really gotten any worse since then though so that’s good. I hope it stays this way! I’ve been scared of loosing my hair since my hairline changed but it seems to be good for now. 😁😁😎😎👏👏💯💯💯✨✨✨
Fair play to him. It looks good. He has a very good face and not having hair isn't a big drop in his attractiveness.
What I wish this channel would show more of is men that lose hair and don't look good with the bald look, but hopefully cope anyway. I'd like to hear those stories if they exist.
Baldcafe himself is a model, all the examples of guys generally look good with the shave but that is 100% not the case in real life, many men do not but have no choice.
It's the one, and main way this channel falls down. Promoting bald positivity is great but it's done in a skewed way here imo.
Facts most men look uglier without hair unfortunately. It objectively makes you look less attractive. A lot of these guys trying to claim that there’s no difference or they even look better bald are just coping, which is fine, but simply not true. Balding is truly a struggle and it messes up your whole self perception.
Just take finasteride LMAO
@@monk331 I did and it gave me pfs. Worst thing I ever did in my life.
@@deanyvoys2181 bullshit
@@monk331 yeah right mate, I'm gonna make that up
😂 he looks like a boss after shaving it,damn! Crazy how hair can completely change the look of a person
I dont think people understand not having hair is depressing
True I would just wear a hat everywhere
100000%…. This channel is merely just cope. I’ve been wearing a hat 24/7 for over a decade now and it never gets easier. To be honest it’s shit!
The jump cut to the first shaved pic is like - Hello! 💯
bald head looks great on him! he actually looks much younger and and the well trimmed beard accentuates his handsome features
Your trippin he looked much younger when he had hair, now he looks 40+
let em cope@@lunistylz587
@@lunistylz587 You the one tripping, what man have you seen that looks that young at 40+? I do agree he looks older but no way he looks 20 years older lol. It is what it is though, youth only lasts so long. Obviously look after yourself but you can't avoid aging and eventually dying.
@@SwagbobKushpants Having a full set of hair is inherently youthful. He’s bald which being bald is inherently a sign of aging, the man looks around the same age as Andrew Tate, he definitely doesn’t look like he is in his 20s. How well you age is mostly determined by your genetics, things such as hair loss, your skin, etc, not all men go bald, it all comes down to your genetics.
I will be him pretty soon.
Gonna join my bald gang proudly, no shame no fear..
A friend of mine who’s now in his mid 50’s went bald in his early/mid 20’s.
He said that because he went bald so quick he felt like everyone around him aged worse. He was rocking the bald look for years.He barely changed when he met up with a load of old uni friends but they all changed quite a bit lol
Being bald always looks better than baldING!🌻
Depends on how much you are balding
@@fransoliveira2958 For some reason🤔most men go waaaaayyyyy past that point, hence, a YT channel being dedicated to the cause.
I started at 18.
I’m 19 now, it’s all about acceptance man
check out haircafe u can still save your hair.
Are u thinking of taking minoxidil or other things ?
It's crazy how young hair can make you look,or how balding may make you look older😮
At first it was the Widows Peak. Now my crown is thinning. It's a real drag.
Have u tried micro needling and minoxil combo
Hes got outstanding donor hair. His donor area has very thick middle eastern hair. A transplant on him would turn on fantastic.
He's South Asian, not Middle Eastern, hair types are different
yeah south asians have very thin wispy hair@@saeefa
Fabio Cannavaro, Wesley Sneijder and Channing Tatum have all had hair transplants which worked initially and now they are back to shaving their heads. Don't get me started on Rooney. This is what outs me off transplants.
@@ronniep9272 you have to use finasteride if you're having a transplant so you dont turn out like them. ive been on it for years and it works great.
@@ronniep9272
lol
hair transplant is literally jsut moving hair from one part of the head to another part.
how in the name of common sense is this going to stop hair loss? its literally just an optical illusion
Absolutely lovely guy, and he looks like a new man too. Fantastic job. Well done Bald Cafe once again ❤
Either you maintain a short and groomed haircut if you're losing hair OR you own being bald with grace, it's only when you're struggling to maintain long hair to cover up balding that it looks bad which also affects your confidence. If you're short and groomed or bald completely you're more at peace and therefore more confident and everyone around you knows it and respects you for it.
I have the same hairline as you and did the exact thing. When the wind blows it makes me really nervous.
24 now. Im going through the same situation😅. My hairs going so fast. If i look at pictures from the same time last year, im like wtf happened and when. Im still too scared to commit to going bald just yet.
This guy actually looks better bald never seen that before
He went from a good looking young man to...CHAIRMAN MAO
If you have genetic baldness like i do follow what im about to tell you since i have experience in this:
1. Supplement with zinc
2. try to reduce cortisol as much as you can
2. Quit smoking
3. Exercise regularly
4. Massages for your scalp
5. Use DHT blocker shampoo
6. Drink coffee or any caffeine source
these are useless, genetic balding can only be helped by dht blocking meds like finasteride.
Losing my hair at 19 I don't think I can live in this world anymore
You’ve got a lot more to do and give to this world than some hair bro. Don’t get it twisted. We all have hair at a point but there are people in this world that can’t offer what you can.
Better use minoxidil 5% , eat healthy food.
@@painpeace3619 food doesnt matter one way or the other
Looks def better with hair… but what are you gonna do?!
Bald scalp suits you, you look cool!
That clean, seven-ball look is smooth.
All information explain clearly mention thank you for sharing us
Bro you look bad ass 😮😮
I got a hair transplant back in October of 2022. The best decision ever!
Bro my whole crown is gone do you think it’s worth it for me ?
My mans rocking that Mao hairstyle hahaha.
Thor said it best man, people either love Hair on people, or they love bald on people, its just that uncanny valley of BALDING that messes people up. The dude looks absolutely great bald and with the beard!
Mate, looks really good 👍 really suits you
I'm not surprised by MPB in young people, but I'm shocked at the speed and aggressiveness of it in some. I started losing my hair at 15 and now that I'm 38 I'm still losing my hair albeit at a slower rate. Is there any data that shows its more aggressive in young people nowadays versus 20 years ago? If so what could be the case? Diet, stress levels, other toxins? Some of these cases seem really unusual but then again we did not have a platform like youtube to document these things back in the day. I remember watching informercials for MPB as a kid and they were all targeted towards men in their 40s and 50s, not 20s.
Got to think how big combovers and hats were back then, I bet a lot of guys just had a really bad combover. That said sperm count has halved in the past 50 years and they are suspecting it is pesticides that might be causing it. So who knows what in our environment could be doing to us if it can halve sperm count (which are rapidly dividing cells) maybe it can halm rapidly dividing hair cells too
My hair fell out over the second half of my 21st year. Likely perpetuated by mental health difficulties. Everyone is different fam. Now I feel great so 🤷♀️
it is due to the lack of vitamins and nutrients in our food these days.
Facts @@sahilagarwal6601
Everyone’s different.
I started balding at 17, I’m now 25 and it’s still not noticeable.
The only way it would be noticeable, is if I get a short enough haircut that reveals my hairline you will see the temples are pretty receded. If my hair covers my hairline, you have no idea and my hair is very thick.
But I’ve heard of others going completely bald in like 2 years.
happend to me in my mid 20s..im 40 now and there is no point in trying to get hair back at this point or even beforhand once it starts to go..life with hair is gone.. better to just accept being bald then to waste moeny on products that are only a temp fix to an ongoing issue that has no cure.
Your free no more endless hrs on trying to cover dealing with it.
with the shorter beard in the zoom call, he looks damn good.
Because he's natural beauty
Mine started at 16 and I've been using minoxidil,dht blocker and biotin and it helped greatly.
you started DHT blocker at 16?
Don't use dht blocker . Use minoxidil everyday
So true about it not being as big of a deal to others
Sorry for your loss bro😢
Poor guy ended up looking like Neo Cortex from Crash Bandicoot at 00:03
If i could grow a proper beard i'd be fine with going fully bald. That's the problem. Beard= no problem. It's those of us who can't that truly suffer.
Always had rare hair , and i had massive dandruff problem , shaved for first time when 22 never looked back . If you have weird head shape try putting on some weight may help out .
Its a life u have to ready for any situations❤ it's a man kind thing😂
my boy looks majestic
You're a handsome guy. Just because you don't have the hair, it doesn't mean you're ugly.
bro low-key looks dope with the shaved head.
Thank God I’m not alone. I just shaved my hair off cause I loss lots of hair. 😞😞
With his facial proportion, skin tone and that full beard it’s an easy choice. Sadly it’s not for all people.
He had that Mao Zedong trim😂
Lol
Like a kinda Sumo Wrestler haircut💪
mine started at 17, I'm 25 now. It is slow but progressive. Or Idk. My hair right now are extremely thick and I'm keeping them short but they can cover the bald patches.
My temples are all gone, but I'm not worried about hair loss anymore. I tried treatment and then stopped it, but that was years ago. I did take ashwagandha pills for a long time but that was for different purpose, later I found out it's good for hair too. I'm planning to go for transplant in the future.
I am 24 years old and my hair is receding. It started when I was 19. It is increasing year by year.
looks great!
Hahaha I’m 23 but my hairline isn’t straight as it use to when I was 21. It is what it is man. Don’t stress too much
I believe no one is ugly with proper haircut all men is handsome 😊 just choose the perfect haircut for you ❤
cope.
luckily many of the people who lose hair have nice beards
Bro was so good looking with hair
You saying he’s not without it?
looks good without hair too.
@@danielbryan7619Objectively speaking, a full head of hair makes you look more attractive, because it's a sign of youth and good health.
@@normanosborn1277 i know that, i just wasn’t sure if OP meant that he looked bad without it or not
@@normanosborn1277 Hair loss in men is correlated with higher testosterone, which would infer a correlation to higher fertility?
Higher testosterone is also linked to heart problems, so not healthy entirely but you get my point.
Having a dark complexion or at least dark eyebrows helps alot.
I don't think that "accepting baldness" = "shaving it all off"
I personally think that the "aristotle hairstyle" looks better than a full shaven head for many people, and I'm including the guy featured in this video. I feel like people should embrace their thinning hair instead of just shaving it all off. He looked like a mature young man with the thinning hair at 2:54. It looked great, honestly. I feel like he should rock that style.
I completely agree with you there. Balding looks better than bald, and it has so much more character than a shiny head. The trick to pulling it off is to embrace it and show off the balding and not attempt to hide it. Slicking it back and keeping it neat does the trick.
This is honestly the only idea that helped me feel slightly okay about my genetic hairloss. It actually took me a lot of time to dig it out and come to this conclusion.
@ThomateMaligno i aint gonna lie tho it is still insanely depressing and has massively impacted the way people treat me
@hamzehaladwan thank you for the response. I'm glad there are more people out there that agree with this idea! In all videos, people always say that the person clearly looks "better" after shaving it all off. I disagree. Many of the guys featured in the videos looked very good with the slick-back look. It's also bolder than just shaving it all off, and looks very cool.
great perspective
He looks GREAT! Handsome and nice skin and a good beard 🎉
HT was the best decision I ever made. I had a big egg head and was no way I could pull off the bald look.
Mao zedong lookin fresh
I thought I was looking at Mr. Satan aka Hercule on the thumbnail. XP
I really really hate to be THAT guy but he looked a lot better with hair. Sure, he still looks good but It's almost incomparable. A handsome guy regardless.
you should be proud to be the guy who exposes the emperor who has no clothes
This guy is stunning with bald style
Is it normal to not leave the house anymore because of thinning?..and to be too paranoid to get a job on the outside so you work from home due to shame.
I would definitely shave it off if it’s controlling you that badly
bro do you wanna have a talk ? like somehow i want to have this conversation with someone who is facing same issue as me
It’s more common than you’d think but I’d say it isn’t good for you long term
It's natural and nothing to be ashamed of, but you deserve better.
@@anisexpert4604just dermaroller your thinning hair and put castor oil ,and eat a lot of eggs and spinach, Last , track your water intake and sleep must be 8 or 10 hours a day thank me later!
The hairstyle on the right (in thumbnail) looks kinda sick tho…like a anime sultan ir something 😅
From invisible to invisible
I've been watching baldcafe for a year now, even tho i'm not balding yet (i hope i never will) but some of my friends tell me that i have a receding hairline, but i don't take it seriously, because i've never had like a straight, square shaped hairline, so they probably think that i'm receding because of that (First time i heard that from someone was when i was 13-14, so i dont think i would be receding already). But my dad is bald, so it is possible that i will also go bald. And if it will happen then of course i'm planning to use minoxidil, finasteride etc. but i'm also trying to build up that courage of me being bald, even tho i still don't see myself being bald, because of my headshape, face and the fact that currently i can't grow a beard. But we will see what future brings...
Losing hair is a very humbling experience
Actually a very good way of describing it 👍