39 stage 7 here. With guidance and support from bald cafe has been a massive help and I decided to Buzzit off on a zero guard a month ago and now use a razor and it’s such a better look and don’t know why I don’t do it sooner. It’s only hair guys don’t let it define you a person 👍🏻
I was stage 2 at age 16. Friends would tell me that i was going bald. My brother who's 7 years older than me who was already bald at that time, told me that i was gonna end up bald like him. It bothered me alot but after many restless nights I accepted my fate. Im 39 now and still at stage 2. So not sure what happened. It does make me wonder why it stopped falling like i and others expected.
@@shreyasnair1009 no products. Ive heard that my type of hair loss is known as a "mature hairline" which means that after puberty your hairline recedes a bit but doesnt mean youre losing your hair but theres no way of really knowing it but with time. My hair line receded within a year than it stopped. I was 16 or so. The truth is i didnt notice until other people started pointing it out.
@@Deeone282 Oh thanks. My hair line receded a bit too a year ago and now it's staying that way and i'm 17. Hope i get your luck too :3 and just curious is your dad bald?
I’m 19 at stage 1, hairline is thinning. Both sides of my family have baldness in the genetics. Depressing but inevitable, I’ll be rocking the shaved head someday.
@@johnBrown-vx9hx thinner, I had it grown out pretty long last year but the hairline at the front and some of the top was too thin for my liking. Buzzed haircut is what I got now and it’s alright.
Started losing my hair at 22 I’m 26 now and I’m probably closer to stage 3. I use an Andis t outliner to shave twice a week and I love it. I’d encourage guys to grow some facial hair. Let that mustache and goatee grow and do not be afraid to embrace your new look!
I'm 33 and I'd say I'm at 1.5 atm. I started to noticing some thinning in my hairline and on top. So, I went ahead and started using Rogaine and started seeing some results but that wasn't enough, I wanted to get to the root of the problem and that was the DHT in my system which is the main cause of male pattern baldness. After a lot of research and reading the horror stories online and also a lot of contemplating, I went a head and went to a walk in clinic and asked the doctor for 1mg prescription of Propecia (finasteride) to prevent any further hair loss and perhaps regrow what I've lost. So, been using Rogaine for about 4 months now and Propecia for 3 month and I must say, I was surprised of the results I can literally see my hairline growing back where it started thinning and receding. I've experienced no side effects so far. Honestly, it feels like a weight have been lifted off my shoulder, I don't have to think about losing my hair anymore. So far so good. 👍
Yeah, bro. My scalp used to show when my hair was wet and now its filled in nicely. It might take up to a year sometimes to start seeing results, so don’t get discouraged if you don’t see immediate result. Buy a pill splitter and take half the pill daily, 0.5mg. Also, I suggest you start with Propecia right away instead of going for minoxidil. Finasteride (Propecia) will get to the root of the problem whereas Minoxidil (Rogaine) is only a stimulant but doesn’t fix the thinning of the hair itself. Best of luck!
I'm a stage 6 to 7..my sides still run high. I remember the day I shaved it. Was in a panic. Heart pounding. Went down to the barbers and said take it all off. I'd say he was thinking. Take what off? lol. If you're worrying about it. Just shave it. Yes you'll be in shock for a day or two. But it'll be one of those personal development moves that will actually improve your mental health. I really like it now and I think it looks better than having a weak tuft on top. I really like it and I think it can improve the aesthetics of your face. Ie. If you've a round face it may give you some shape. Bit of a beard and away you go!
The last few years from age 32 to now 35 I've gone from maybe a 2 to now 4. The period coincided with stressful work, poor sleep, etc. I've just finally buzzed it. Not sure if I like it, but don't really have a choice
Great video - Like you as soon as I noticed the thinning / balding patch on my crown when I was 18 I decided to shave it all off and have a "designer" stubble beard like you have and it was the best decision I ever made. Saved a fortune in haircut bills, feel and look sharp and the ladies absolutely love it! Does anyone else get girls saying "Can I have a feel of your shaved head?". In my experience they love it because it feels "spiky". Best advice - if you're balding : shave it off.
howdan1985 love this man. Thanks for the comment and thanks for being here. Are you following on Instagram? Pop me a DM maybe we could get you on the podcast if you would be up for it. Share your story and help some other guys to feel the same way.
30 years old and Between 2 & 3 but with a solid crown. Going for a transplant later this year to fill in the gaps. Been on Fin for 3 years to halt further hairloss. And yes, I'm probably being vein, but I love my hair.
I’m 56. something recently made my hair grow back noticeably thicker to the touch: I injured my knee cartilage two months ago and reinjured it 4 weeks ago kinda badly. So I started taking Glucosmaine Chondroitin supplement about 2 weeks ago, about the same time I shaved my head bald at home (I’m blessed to be at only stage I). The comment I wish to make is that my hair grow back noticeably thicker and I think it was the Glucosamine Chondroitin supplements. I hope this info is useful to someone.
This might also be a mature hairline. Same for me, my hairline started to receded to NW2 in my late teens and it stayed the same until today, and I'm 29
38 years old. no history of balding in my family. I'm on a 2.5 pushing 3. Microneedling once a week then applying topical finastride monoxidil serum every other day also using nirizol shampoo 3 times a week and wearing scalp massage helmet everyday for half an hour. So far so good I'm re-growing new hair and my hair is way thicker and fuller. Been on this stack for about 2 months now...
Shave it, it's inevitable that you will lose all of your hair, even new hairs you've grown will all fall out as soon as you stop using minoxidil. Don't be a slave and stop wasting your money and energy on something that's happening whether you like it or not. There's nothing worse than a guy holding onto it when it's obvious it's gone.
@@Cial No, hair>>no hair and stage 3 is the threshold where it's good to have it as long as it doesn't get into 3A...rest of bald BS is coping unless you're Statham lol, soo if he's able to maintain with those treatments, let him be!
@Dave Darius nobody cares about your hair, it's only your vanity holding onto that glimmer of hope. Once it's noticeable.. everyone notices it. Be a man. Shave it off.
I have been bald since 25. I used protein shakes and body building supplements since 19. So, that probably why I lost my hair. I am out of shape currently but, I still love the art of body buliding, and always say, I would rather look buff and bald then have a full head of hair and have no muscle. I use double and triple edge razors and I love how head feels after a shave and after shave on my head. If your going bald, shave your head. It’s saves money in the long run. Razors cost anywhere from $2.00 to $20.00 depending on the razor. The best way to fight baldness is to shave your head, and if you want hair grow facial hair
@@Baldcafe well it's fun when the guys who made fun of you when you started loosing your hair start loosing theirs. I've always been very physically fit , and my baldness has never bothered me. I don't walk around with a hat all day, and always have cut my hair short.
I'm 26 and already in b/w NW-2 to 3. None in my family has balding on both sides. It started 2 years ago and is happening pretty aggressively. I don't know how to deal with this now as everyone in my family has good amount of hair.
Norwood 1 starting at 18, going from NW1 to NW3 gradually until now, 21. When it first started happening at 18, I didn't even notice it until one of my friends said "I didn't know you had a receding hairline". The thing is I was a true NW1/NW2 then so I literally didn't even notice it. I had really long hair down to my eyebrows and I noticed that I couldn't shape it as well, but I just thought that was a quirk of my hair as I was transitioning from teenager to young adulthood. Then my friend said that and I was like, oh no what, I'm way too young for this to happen. I guess I was going through that "denial" stage in the five stages of grief. As I was going from NW2 to NW3, I was kind of starting to accept it, hesitantly of course. But yeah as I said I'm 21 now and NW3 which, I mean, it could be worse. I decided to shave it all off, cause it was patchy in some areas, although I don't know if that was fully to do with male pattern baldness because my brother isn't that patchy, but I could be wrong. I started off buzzing it all off with a clippers one time, then I watched some of your videos and decided to get the razor out and do it that way. It was soul-crushing to watch that video of yours when you first started balding, you looked so defeated. The start contrast of watching that video where you looked borderline suicidal, to now where you are as confident as anything. But it affected me so much because I knew exactly how you felt. Non-balding people really don't understand the struggle at all, when your friends say "oh just grow it out" or "oh just leave some hair on your head" as they have a full head of hair. Your videos have really inspired me, you rock the lock with such confidence, you make it look effortless honestly; I guess it helps you have a good skull shape and you have good beard genetics lol. I'm trying to grow out a beard but it's not working very well It's kinda cool though cause you feel part of a community, it's almost a lifestyle being bald. Watching your videos and other people going through the struggles, it feels good, because I don't know anyone as unfortunate at me to have a NW3 at 21 so I feel less alone. Thank you for showing me that losing your hair really isn't the end of the world, even at a young age.
27 with a perfect hairline but missing some hair on top (not the crown, closer to the hairline). My treatment is some shaving cream and a razor every three days. Most people tell me I could let my hair grow, but I prefer it this way
1.5 at 18, right now im not worried, my father started balding in his mid 30s, right now hes in his mid 40s hes between stage 4 and 5 depending if hes fully shaved or not, but the funny part is, when he grows hair back he looks like type 3 vortex, if he has quite long hair its type 3, i tell him to keep the longer hair, bit he prefers shaving off, even tho it makes him look younger and having more hair 😂
I'm somewhere between stages 3 and 4, at age 31. Started thinning at around age 25. I've got very high widows peak, thinned hairline, some thinning on top, but no bald spot in the back. When I realised I had passed stage 3, I was like "oh shit" lol. Most of my family kept their hair. Only my grandpa lost his hair (he had a white, curly horseshoe look going on, quite unforgettable) so I'm guessing I got that gene. I'm still giving a shit, but hopefully not for much longer! I've already shaved it off, but very recently, and still dealing with the emotions.
Mines bald from front too crown, but hasn't moved down the back of my head. My hair started balding from crown too fringe, I still have hair at my hairline. My hair loss hasn't followed any of those patterns, but my 3 brothers started balding at the front too the back.
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Hey Harry, do you know whether everyone go to Norwood 7 in the end? or everyone is different to stop by certain stage? I'm 39 now and in the stage of Norwood 2/3. I really hope this is my ultimate stage.
I'm easily a 7 nowadays, not a problem though since I do a clean shave every week. My balding started at my early twenties (I'm 31 now) and if I would have had this kind of youtube channel 10 years ago that would have been great. It took a couple of years for me to accept my fate and shave it all of, but once I did, I never looked back.
Im stage 2 since 2 years. Worried a lot about going bald but it looks like i have stabled it in norwood 2. Maybe i can keep this my whole life as my father also got a similar hairline like mine and he is still keeping it while he is in his 50"s
18 years old atm, my hair has started to become more thin and i went from stage one to stage two from 2017-2018, i hope my hairline is maturing instead of receding, My dad is probably at stage 5-6, but there's not many bald family members besides him so fingers crossed
Im 19 years old at stage 5,6 i dont know what to do really thinking of getting hair replacement or just cutting guard 1 all off cant cover my bald patches people can see went in to town in a shop looked in mirror and anyone can see it
To out it simply.. just shave it off as short as you can and crack on. It you want to know more though I suggest you take a read of my free ebook. You can get it at www.baldcafe.com. totally free and its helped a lot of guys so far. Good luck man.
@UCwBM95HF8Wjnf36i86w3ZQg middle of 2017 when i was 18 my hair went really bad i noticed and just cutted with razor and let it grow back then i kept cutting it guard 1 all over but you can see patches still then i just let grow back and it went bad again now its just worse first time barber told me that my hair was going to fall off was 2015 when i was age 15 16 crown area was thinning i reckon it was because i never cut my hair as kid
I am 39 soon 40 and i noticed my hair lost in 2005 when i was 23, and back in 2013 when i was 31 the right side of my hair line started receding. Then around 2017 i was around norwood 3, so i started using topik, it helped me create a hairline, then in 2018 a doctor told me if my baldness is hereditary that it’s best to use rogaine, so i got on it, my hair started growing and i’ve been using it ever since. Now, last year i noticed that it stopped working on me and im at norwood 5 i think, but im still using it and also using topik and im still kinna getting away with it cus i cut my hair very low. So now i just booked my flight to turkey lol
Not sure about my scale, my hairline are great, looks fantastic from the front, but on the crown area it’s start to go thin and the bald patch can be noticed from some angles. Feel very embarass about it
29 stage 5. Glad and depressed by this video. Glad because I won't be wasting time with Rogaine. Depressed because well, time to accept reality. haha Gained another bald sub!
Norwood 2 ,, at nearly 50, very lucky I guess... having said that preventative medicine has really helped .... if it wasn’t for the show “the bald truth” I would have never had the courage to do anything about it ... finasteride for a year now has not only lowered my hairline it has helped with the recession and keeps my hair healthy.... Obviously the best way if you can accept it is to shave your head, but honestly some people are just not ready for it .... I wasn’t for sure even at my age .... don’t let people with bad experiences using finasteride cloud your judgement as it can be a life saver ... Keep up the good work buddy spreading positive information helps so many people ..
It doesn't mean your hair is going to dramatically fall out man. It might be something that happens very slowly over your lifetime which is very normal 👍
Stage 2, i have started using minoxidil, along with derma rolling, Balayam, headstand and added nutrition and vitamins to my diet.....i hope to regrow some lost hairs and thicken the existing hair in the coming months 🙄
Like you said...I am noticing hair thinning only on crown not on front...I am feeling very depressed and embarrassing...What should I do now.. I am 25 and i wish to postpond my balding for Atleast 10 years...Is there anything i can do
@Contemplation I keep the nw2 but I still losing hair and I have a lot of miniaturiced hairs at the temples and I think that in less than 3 years I will probably reach the stage 3 because Im very young
I think i'm currently at stage II unfortunately.. My hair loss have probably started 1-2 years ago but I didn't notice anything until early this year.. I usually have very thick curly/wavy hair (I still have, the main problem is only at the front). The temples are receding a little bit, and I started losing some density at the front. Tried many things for these 7-8 months (after I noticed that something is not okay with my hair), but nothing worked so far.. (I'm still trying though) I guess when the time comes, i'll just embrace it even though it would be hard, cause I love my hair..! :)) Thank you for the video!
I’m 21 and stage 1. I started nizoral and rogaine. My dad is 40 and a nw3 and my grandpa on my moms side is 65 and a nw4. I’ve decided to try and hold on to my hair and get a hair transplant if it gets worse by the time I’m 30.
Was stage 1-3 from age 15-29. I hit 30 and progressed to stage 7 damn near overnight. I'm over it, but it was kind of hilarious how long it took yet how fast it happened.
I’m Norwood 1 since 14 years old, that’s literally my hairline has been and that’s my genes too except my brother who even has hair on his forehead lmao he’s fucking lucky. However, I have an amazing volume on the rest of my head, there’s no baldness or even a thin patch except maybe my crown because of irregular routine and poor diet. And I’ve been applying oils since months and my volumes great. The dermatologists also say it’s great so there’s prolly nothing to worry about I guess. But I wanted to confirm if norwood 1 is normal or not, I mean 95% young people have a Norwood 1 which is considered a great hairline (I’m 17 tho)
1 or 1.5 I can't say it is 2. Age 41. But I'll go to a doctor since the age. Ten years ago was pretty much the same but I think it starts to accelerate after 40. There are two options for me now, I'll go into medicine only if I can preserve this stage and the treatment is not too long. One nasty pill a day for the rest of my life does not sound good. Or I save it as it is or I'll get bald. Keeping stage 2 or above with medicine is not an option because it is pretty much bald and medicine in the same time.
Sorry for the massive scripture but here it is... I'm about a norwood 2-3 and have been since I was 16 although my hairline was always slightly recessed. During puberty I did notice a difference and I freaked out massively, apart from the recession I've got very thick hair and it's almost a primary part of my identity. Luckily between ages 16-19 I noticed no real changes but I did decide to try finasteride at 19-20 years old for prevention and kept true for just over a year but Uni and life handed me more things to worry about and at 21 I was completely off of it as I would rather spend my money on a night out 😂. 21-24, again no loss but during lockdown I started treatments again because I was put back into an environment that left my mind to it's own devices, plus the covid weight gain didn't help. So I was very self conscious about my appearance and a lot of my flaws are exaggerated mentally. I'm at a point now that I'm wanting to improve other areas of my life; learning new skills, losing weight and learning to love myself as my flaws appear worse during the moments I think negatively of myself. I tolerate hair loss meds very well (no sides, blood works done etc.) and sticking to them until I decide what I want to do as my loss is still mild, and as you can see on my avatar it's a lot of hair to lose. It's not like I'm at a point where there's no point on trying to hold on. Although, it's probably bad enough to give Kevin Mann night terrors. I'll always think about it no matter what way I go wether I'm taking a tablet or shaving my head every other day but I'm learning to accept it. I'm a person who likes to have options, some "breathing space" to allow me decide on what my next steps are. One thing I'll say to the teenage hair loss suffers, when you are in high school, you might be one of 4-5 people in your year that has hair loss, making you feel very alienated. However, when you go to work, college or university you will realise you are completely normal, you might not like it but you will be around people of all "different shapes and sizes" and this is the time to put things into perspective and figure out what you want to do. I will never tell you to just takes meds it'll be fine. Honestly, if you can accept baldness, love yourself and tolerate the constant shaving 😂 bloody go for that path but don't feel bad if you want to treat your hair loss either but please get some blood works done now and then! I'm content with my choice at the moment but love to share my experience 😄
Age 24 here at Norwood stage 2. Been at that stage for I think 5 years now, I know at age 18 I was a Norwood 1. Took a genetics test and it said I have an 8% chance of going bald, so I'm hoping I'm the 92% because most of the men on my Dad's side are bald and all of the men on my Mom's side are not lol
I'm 32 nd my baldness grade 6.5 maybe 7 or i don't care if it may 100 ..who cares bro.. whenever people try to tease me, they get pretty words by me "f**k off dude..u can't touch Jason statham's hair, it's precious" 😎
I'm 23 I lost hair in very slow motion at 20 but in 2018 was horrible I lost maybe 20 percent of my hair i had stage 2 1 year ago and now I'm at stage 3A because i had many stress days and my sleep had gone horribly wrong so my diet as well even though I don't have anyone in the family who lost hair at 20's guys take care of yourself eat healthy play sport it would loosen the condition a lot I might use rogaine now and see how it goes then I will edit this comment to inform you guys what happens
Feel like I'm in a weird place with my hair I know it's a lot thinner I see her all the time in the bath etc, but when I decided to zero it all off, everyone was like why have you shaved your hair all off you have hair. Feel like I'm a stage 3 if I'm being honest with myself, but I hate going barbers I feel uncomfortable because the back of my head has allways had a bald patch but like right at the back. If my hair stayed like this now I feel like I'd be happy but I feel like it's obviously gonna get worse, I'm 33 in January and feel like I started noticing hair loss when I hit 30.
mid twenties and somewhere between 4/5, thinking about making the chop, but i’ve always had thick curly hair and being as i’m so young, i’m struggling to find hairstyles that i could pull off, any suggestions for young baldies?
25 years old stage 3 my crown is really much thinning and i'm feeling so much insecure about that and I became so much obssesed with that.. for the moment I'm not using any madication because my doctor says to me it is nothing for the moment my hair is "normal" for her.. i'm really scrwd up because of this...
Maybe early norwood 4. I shaved it during the pandemic just to see how it would look and get ahead of it and we opened up immediately after and multiple people told me unprompted how bad I looked which was a pretty big hit to my confidence. I cant recall that happening ever in my life before, usually people will at least lie or not say anything just to be polite. I grew it back and its worse now and Im thinking of shaving it again but I just remember everyone telling me how bad it looked last time lol.
I'm so sorry this happened to you, man. I'm in a similar situation as you are and I just started taking finasteride. Hopefully you can do something to regrow your hair. Baldness simply does not look good on everyone.
16 and Norwood 1 and think I’m gonna turn to Norwood 2 at 17 or 18, it fucking sucks But I think I might just accept balding might even just get a buzzcut for now, it gets tiring worrying about balding/hair loss
I’m Norwood 2 and 23. Unfortunately I only can grow a few hairs under my chin. Plus my dad is 57 and he can’t grow a beard. Just a moustache and hairs under the chin. I’m gonna look like a cue ball 🎱😂
I am 20 yo. I am probably between 1.5 or 2. With receding hairline. My sides and back hairs are thicker than my front hair. My father and uncle are bald. Probably I'm also balding.
I’m probably not at a 1 yet, but I feel like one side of my hairline is slightly more back, I cut my hair by myself once badly and it for the most part it grew back but one side is slightly more rounded off on the corner, I have not seen much hair loss like on my pillow or during showering, the hair at the back seems fine and the other side is intact but I’m worried. Just turned 17 but my dad said he started losing his in his 30s so I’m not sure. My moms dad did not bald at all though so it’s like a coin toss for me.
15 and at stage 1 my hair is receding backwards on the sides. And my hair is getting thinner . I started seeing it late last year . As soon as I got into highschool I started having a lot of insecurities like being short, receding hairline and being really skinny . If anyone whose still in highschool going through the same thing please like and comment so I know I'm not alone .
Hey man, I did just graduate last year but since middle school I’ve had a receding hairline like a bad one and always got made fun of for it. It is hard but I pushed through high school and if it gets worse I’m going to bald but you need good friends. I never had any but friends that will lift you up. I had a friend, well thought he was and in front of whole class he was like “ please show everyone your hairline “ and you know I laughed it off but inside it hurt and still something I struggle with but remember, everything will be alright. I’m 5’7.8” tall and going bald. But who cares. Bald people are cooler 🤘🏻
Guys iam 15 too and my hair I don't know how to describe my problem like my hair at crown is super thick and my hairline is also ok but at the front of my hair a little bit is twisted which makes my hair look weird its Been like that since 3 months and my hair is not falling at all even in shower I rarely lose hair and also while combing no hair loss but a little of my front hair is twisted it's really complicated for me to explain
4:11 THAT IS MY MAN!!! If I was 6ft and built like Harry, I would just shave that god damn fucking shit already but it isn’t suitable when you are 5ft10 & 63kg (skinny).
Guys i am 20 and i am a norwood 1, i was in the dermatologist and he told me i should use Minoxidil, what do you think guys? Should i use It? I think It is too soon to start.
39 stage 7 here. With guidance and support from bald cafe has been a massive help and I decided to Buzzit off on a zero guard a month ago and now use a razor and it’s such a better look and don’t know why I don’t do it sooner. It’s only hair guys don’t let it define you a person 👍🏻
I’ve always had a norwood 3 since birth
I was stage 2 at age 16. Friends would tell me that i was going bald. My brother who's 7 years older than me who was already bald at that time, told me that i was gonna end up bald like him. It bothered me alot but after many restless nights I accepted my fate. Im 39 now and still at stage 2. So not sure what happened. It does make me wonder why it stopped falling like i and others expected.
I hope i would end up like you
i hope i end up like you too
Did you use any products to protect your hair or something?
@@shreyasnair1009 no products. Ive heard that my type of hair loss is known as a "mature hairline" which means that after puberty your hairline recedes a bit but doesnt mean youre losing your hair but theres no way of really knowing it but with time. My hair line receded within a year than it stopped. I was 16 or so. The truth is i didnt notice until other people started pointing it out.
@@Deeone282 Oh thanks. My hair line receded a bit too a year ago and now it's staying that way and i'm 17. Hope i get your luck too :3 and just curious is your dad bald?
I’m 19 at stage 1, hairline is thinning. Both sides of my family have baldness in the genetics. Depressing but inevitable, I’ll be rocking the shaved head someday.
Its good to have a level head about it. You know whats to come so you will be well prepared for it and trust me. It really isn't so bad 👍
Look into Propecia brother. The sooner u start the better.
hows your hair now
@@johnBrown-vx9hx thinner, I had it grown out pretty long last year but the hairline at the front and some of the top was too thin for my liking. Buzzed haircut is what I got now and it’s alright.
@@jacobmasson7835 you never tried propecia/finestride and the minoxidil combo?
I'm 24, stage 2. I condemned my head to a buzzer. I consider myself lucky. My father and younger brother went bald in early 20s
Started losing my hair at 22 I’m 26 now and I’m probably closer to stage 3. I use an Andis t outliner to shave twice a week and I love it. I’d encourage guys to grow some facial hair. Let that mustache and goatee grow and do not be afraid to embrace your new look!
Love it man! thanks for sharing the positivity here in the comments section! welcome to Bald Cafe!
Stage 4 for me Harry. But who cares! I tell my clients that my hair was wavy, waving goodbye!
😆 How do they usually react?
@@Baldcafe mostly a chuckle. Above my station at the shop i have a sign that says God only made a few sexy men, the rest he gave hair to!
I love it. I need to visit this shop one day.
I'm 33 and I'd say I'm at 1.5 atm. I started to noticing some thinning in my hairline and on top. So, I went ahead and started using Rogaine and started seeing some results but that wasn't enough, I wanted to get to the root of the problem and that was the DHT in my system which is the main cause of male pattern baldness. After a lot of research and reading the horror stories online and also a lot of contemplating, I went a head and went to a walk in clinic and asked the doctor for 1mg prescription of Propecia (finasteride) to prevent any further hair loss and perhaps regrow what I've lost. So, been using Rogaine for about 4 months now and Propecia for 3 month and I must say, I was surprised of the results I can literally see my hairline growing back where it started thinning and receding. I've experienced no side effects so far. Honestly, it feels like a weight have been lifted off my shoulder, I don't have to think about losing my hair anymore. So far so good. 👍
I'm 33 and basically the same. Still working good for you?
Yeah, bro. My scalp used to show when my hair was wet and now its filled in nicely. It might take up to a year sometimes to start seeing results, so don’t get discouraged if you don’t see immediate result. Buy a pill splitter and take half the pill daily, 0.5mg. Also, I suggest you start with Propecia right away instead of going for minoxidil. Finasteride (Propecia) will get to the root of the problem whereas Minoxidil (Rogaine) is only a stimulant but doesn’t fix the thinning of the hair itself. Best of luck!
@@A55YRlAN I appreciate the advice
@@A55YRlAN I'm glad it worked well for you
whats your current situation brother?
I'm a stage 6 to 7..my sides still run high. I remember the day I shaved it. Was in a panic. Heart pounding. Went down to the barbers and said take it all off. I'd say he was thinking. Take what off? lol. If you're worrying about it. Just shave it. Yes you'll be in shock for a day or two. But it'll be one of those personal development moves that will actually improve your mental health. I really like it now and I think it looks better than having a weak tuft on top. I really like it and I think it can improve the aesthetics of your face. Ie. If you've a round face it may give you some shape. Bit of a beard and away you go!
The last few years from age 32 to now 35 I've gone from maybe a 2 to now 4. The period coincided with stressful work, poor sleep, etc. I've just finally buzzed it. Not sure if I like it, but don't really have a choice
Great video - Like you as soon as I noticed the thinning / balding patch on my crown when I was 18 I decided to shave it all off and have a "designer" stubble beard like you have and it was the best decision I ever made. Saved a fortune in haircut bills, feel and look sharp and the ladies absolutely love it! Does anyone else get girls saying "Can I have a feel of your shaved head?". In my experience they love it because it feels "spiky". Best advice - if you're balding : shave it off.
howdan1985 love this man. Thanks for the comment and thanks for being here. Are you following on Instagram? Pop me a DM maybe we could get you on the podcast if you would be up for it. Share your story and help some other guys to feel the same way.
I am 28 and Currently Norwood 2 - 3. And I felt miserable. But you gave me confidence.
Stay confident king. You should be
30 years old and Between 2 & 3 but with a solid crown. Going for a transplant later this year to fill in the gaps. Been on Fin for 3 years to halt further hairloss.
And yes, I'm probably being vein, but I love my hair.
I’m 56. something recently made my hair grow back noticeably thicker to the touch: I injured my knee cartilage two months ago and reinjured it 4 weeks ago kinda badly. So I started taking Glucosmaine Chondroitin supplement about 2 weeks ago, about the same time I shaved my head bald at home (I’m blessed to be at only stage I). The comment I wish to make is that my hair grow back noticeably thicker and I think it was the Glucosamine Chondroitin supplements. I hope this info is useful to someone.
Norwood 2 since 18 years old, now im 25 and I look the same.
Just goes to show balding can happen pretty slowly. Andrew said the same thing in the most recent podcast.
4/5 25 years old 🙄😩
H Maybe the same as Jared. Check out my latest video/podcast. You might find it helpful. All is not lost my mans
This might also be a mature hairline. Same for me, my hairline started to receded to NW2 in my late teens and it stayed the same until today, and I'm 29
38 years old. no history of balding in my family. I'm on a 2.5 pushing 3. Microneedling once a week then applying topical finastride monoxidil serum every other day also using nirizol shampoo 3 times a week and wearing scalp massage helmet everyday for half an hour. So far so good I'm re-growing new hair and my hair is way thicker and fuller. Been on this stack for about 2 months now...
Shave it, it's inevitable that you will lose all of your hair, even new hairs you've grown will all fall out as soon as you stop using minoxidil. Don't be a slave and stop wasting your money and energy on something that's happening whether you like it or not.
There's nothing worse than a guy holding onto it when it's obvious it's gone.
@@Cial No, hair>>no hair and stage 3 is the threshold where it's good to have it as long as it doesn't get into 3A...rest of bald BS is coping unless you're Statham lol, soo if he's able to maintain with those treatments, let him be!
@Dave Darius nobody cares about your hair, it's only your vanity holding onto that glimmer of hope. Once it's noticeable.. everyone notices it. Be a man. Shave it off.
I have been bald since 25. I used protein shakes and body building supplements since 19. So, that probably why I lost my hair. I am out of shape currently but, I still love the art of body buliding, and always say, I would rather look buff and bald then have a full head of hair and have no muscle. I use double and triple edge razors and I love how head feels after a shave and after shave on my head. If your going bald, shave your head. It’s saves money in the long run. Razors cost anywhere from $2.00 to $20.00 depending on the razor. The best way to fight baldness is to shave your head, and if you want hair grow facial hair
I'm at V or Va. I'm 59 most of my baldness happened in the last 15 years but it started at around 23
Does it get any easier the older you get?
@@Baldcafe well it's fun when the guys who made fun of you when you started loosing your hair start loosing theirs. I've always been very physically fit , and my baldness has never bothered me. I don't walk around with a hat all day, and always have cut my hair short.
I'm 26 and already in b/w NW-2 to 3. None in my family has balding on both sides. It started 2 years ago and is happening pretty aggressively. I don't know how to deal with this now as everyone in my family has good amount of hair.
Norwood 1 starting at 18, going from NW1 to NW3 gradually until now, 21. When it first started happening at 18, I didn't even notice it until one of my friends said "I didn't know you had a receding hairline". The thing is I was a true NW1/NW2 then so I literally didn't even notice it. I had really long hair down to my eyebrows and I noticed that I couldn't shape it as well, but I just thought that was a quirk of my hair as I was transitioning from teenager to young adulthood. Then my friend said that and I was like, oh no what, I'm way too young for this to happen. I guess I was going through that "denial" stage in the five stages of grief. As I was going from NW2 to NW3, I was kind of starting to accept it, hesitantly of course.
But yeah as I said I'm 21 now and NW3 which, I mean, it could be worse. I decided to shave it all off, cause it was patchy in some areas, although I don't know if that was fully to do with male pattern baldness because my brother isn't that patchy, but I could be wrong. I started off buzzing it all off with a clippers one time, then I watched some of your videos and decided to get the razor out and do it that way. It was soul-crushing to watch that video of yours when you first started balding, you looked so defeated. The start contrast of watching that video where you looked borderline suicidal, to now where you are as confident as anything. But it affected me so much because I knew exactly how you felt. Non-balding people really don't understand the struggle at all, when your friends say "oh just grow it out" or "oh just leave some hair on your head" as they have a full head of hair. Your videos have really inspired me, you rock the lock with such confidence, you make it look effortless honestly; I guess it helps you have a good skull shape and you have good beard genetics lol. I'm trying to grow out a beard but it's not working very well
It's kinda cool though cause you feel part of a community, it's almost a lifestyle being bald. Watching your videos and other people going through the struggles, it feels good, because I don't know anyone as unfortunate at me to have a NW3 at 21 so I feel less alone. Thank you for showing me that losing your hair really isn't the end of the world, even at a young age.
How is your hair now,
27 with a perfect hairline but missing some hair on top (not the crown, closer to the hairline). My treatment is some shaving cream and a razor every three days. Most people tell me I could let my hair grow, but I prefer it this way
I'm 20 and at stage 2. I'm really not hoping to see how far this goes.
What's the update?
I am probably 2-3
And I just plan to follow baldcafe and shave it off when it is time.
1.5 at 18, right now im not worried, my father started balding in his mid 30s, right now hes in his mid 40s hes between stage 4 and 5 depending if hes fully shaved or not, but the funny part is, when he grows hair back he looks like type 3 vortex, if he has quite long hair its type 3, i tell him to keep the longer hair, bit he prefers shaving off, even tho it makes him look younger and having more hair 😂
I think your dad has the right idea 👍
NW2, age 27. Had it since my birth, so i'm not that anxious about that.
I'm somewhere between stages 3 and 4, at age 31. Started thinning at around age 25. I've got very high widows peak, thinned hairline, some thinning on top, but no bald spot in the back. When I realised I had passed stage 3, I was like "oh shit" lol. Most of my family kept their hair. Only my grandpa lost his hair (he had a white, curly horseshoe look going on, quite unforgettable) so I'm guessing I got that gene. I'm still giving a shit, but hopefully not for much longer! I've already shaved it off, but very recently, and still dealing with the emotions.
dude u look great bald..ur so lucky
Not luck dude, anyone can pull it off with the right attitude 👌
@@Baldcafe even capsule head ? /watch?v=THHoyH4UWRg
All of my hair is thick and fully intact except my crown. It doesn't fit any of the patterns
As long as your tool is working well, you are good to go. Tool, money and body that’s all that females need.
Gonna be 30 in four months and I'm a NW1. Fingers crossed it stays that way.
Mines bald from front too crown, but hasn't moved down the back of my head. My hair started balding from crown too fringe, I still have hair at my hairline. My hair loss hasn't followed any of those patterns, but my 3 brothers started balding at the front too the back.
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Hey Harry, do you know whether everyone go to Norwood 7 in the end? or everyone is different to stop by certain stage? I'm 39 now and in the stage of Norwood 2/3. I really hope this is my ultimate stage.
I'm easily a 7 nowadays, not a problem though since I do a clean shave every week. My balding started at my early twenties (I'm 31 now) and if I would have had this kind of youtube channel 10 years ago that would have been great. It took a couple of years for me to accept my fate and shave it all of, but once I did, I never looked back.
39 and a stage 7 used to have very very thick hair until age 25
How about now? rocking the natural look or did you shave it off?
Im stage 2 since 2 years. Worried a lot about going bald but it looks like i have stabled it in norwood 2. Maybe i can keep this my whole life as my father also got a similar hairline like mine and he is still keeping it while he is in his 50"s
Lot of people remain Norwood 2 is the so called mature hairline
My dad has a full hairline with just a bald spot in de back wat dos dat mean?
Caucasians look great bald, iam asian 23 and currently on stage 3. It sucks
Na man, I think bald asians look badass as fk!
18 years old atm, my hair has started to become more thin and i went from stage one to stage two from 2017-2018, i hope my hairline is maturing instead of receding, My dad is probably at stage 5-6, but there's not many bald family members besides him so fingers crossed
You might be ok man. Besides hair lines can recede very very slowly for some guys.
Baldcafe 😭😭😭 same issue with me... my friends and family members are saying you are going bald ! Your hairs are becoming thin ! 😭😭😭😭
how are you now? I'm 19 and I'm at stage 2
Im 19 years old at stage 5,6 i dont know what to do really thinking of getting hair replacement or just cutting guard 1 all off cant cover my bald patches people can see went in to town in a shop looked in mirror and anyone can see it
To out it simply.. just shave it off as short as you can and crack on. It you want to know more though I suggest you take a read of my free ebook. You can get it at www.baldcafe.com. totally free and its helped a lot of guys so far. Good luck man.
@@Baldcafe will check it out
@UCwBM95HF8Wjnf36i86w3ZQg middle of 2017 when i was 18 my hair went really bad i noticed and just cutted with razor and let it grow back then i kept cutting it guard 1 all over but you can see patches still then i just let grow back and it went bad again now its just worse first time barber told me that my hair was going to fall off was 2015 when i was age 15 16 crown area was thinning i reckon it was because i never cut my hair as kid
Haha, how nicely you told: hey this is me “not give a shit” 😂😂 thanks man for your job!
I have no widows' peak at all but super thinning on the crown, I think this is the worst because you don't notice anything until is too late
man you are one of those people that looks better without the hair
Stage 3. I just do a comb-over
I am 39 soon 40 and i noticed my hair lost in 2005 when i was 23, and back in 2013 when i was 31 the right side of my hair line started receding. Then around 2017 i was around norwood 3, so i started using topik, it helped me create a hairline, then in 2018 a doctor told me if my baldness is hereditary that it’s best to use rogaine, so i got on it, my hair started growing and i’ve been using it ever since. Now, last year i noticed that it stopped working on me and im at norwood 5 i think, but im still using it and also using topik and im still kinna getting away with it cus i cut my hair very low. So now i just booked my flight to turkey lol
I’m thinking about going to Turkey as well. Sadly, with this Russia thing, I think that’s going to be put on hold.
Think stage 4 at 49 been more noticeable over last couple of years not sure how quick it will get to 5 or 6 but it coming. Not concerned though 🙂
Not sure about my scale, my hairline are great, looks fantastic from the front, but on the crown area it’s start to go thin and the bald patch can be noticed from some angles. Feel very embarass about it
29 stage 5. Glad and depressed by this video. Glad because I won't be wasting time with Rogaine. Depressed because well, time to accept reality. haha Gained another bald sub!
Norwood 2 ,, at nearly 50, very lucky I guess... having said that preventative medicine has really helped .... if it wasn’t for the show “the bald truth” I would have never had the courage to do anything about it ... finasteride for a year now has not only lowered my hairline it has helped with the recession and keeps my hair healthy....
Obviously the best way if you can accept it is to shave your head, but honestly some people are just not ready for it .... I wasn’t for sure even at my age .... don’t let people with bad experiences using finasteride cloud your judgement as it can be a life saver ...
Keep up the good work buddy spreading positive information helps so many people ..
How's it going are you still on finistride???
I’m 23 and on stage 2 should I be concerned? Dads side full head and never bald mums side her father lost it at around 30-40s
It doesn't mean your hair is going to dramatically fall out man. It might be something that happens very slowly over your lifetime which is very normal 👍
Norwood 3, probably in 2 years I''ll be 3A, for sure
My videos and other content will be here for you 😃
I am norwood 2 at 20 and it's over.
Stage 2, i have started using minoxidil, along with derma rolling, Balayam, headstand and added nutrition and vitamins to my diet.....i hope to regrow some lost hairs and thicken the existing hair in the coming months 🙄
how are you now? I'm 19 and I'm at stage 2
Like you said...I am noticing hair thinning only on crown not on front...I am feeling very depressed and embarrassing...What should I do now..
I am 25 and i wish to postpond my balding for Atleast 10 years...Is there anything i can do
Stage 3 28. On fin and min. Can’t go bald. Would unironically in game myself.
Norwood 6 and just turned 26(I've been here for about 3 years now).
Damn rip
Same it sucks
Stage 2 thanks to finasteride. Hope i ll keep it
@Contemplation I keep the nw2 but I still losing hair and I have a lot of miniaturiced hairs at the temples and I think that in less than 3 years I will probably reach the stage 3 because Im very young
I think i'm currently at stage II unfortunately.. My hair loss have probably started 1-2 years ago but I didn't notice anything until early this year.. I usually have very thick curly/wavy hair (I still have, the main problem is only at the front). The temples are receding a little bit, and I started losing some density at the front. Tried many things for these 7-8 months (after I noticed that something is not okay with my hair), but nothing worked so far.. (I'm still trying though) I guess when the time comes, i'll just embrace it even though it would be hard, cause I love my hair..! :)) Thank you for the video!
how are you now? I'm 19 and I'm at stage 2
@@XJacksonvilleX I think It progressed a little bit more, but I can say it's still okay..
19 in 4 months, norwood 4. Slept through the medication period that could've saved me. It's over.
The old you might be. Time for the new and improved with experience version. You 2.0
I’m 21 and stage 1. I started nizoral and rogaine. My dad is 40 and a nw3 and my grandpa on my moms side is 65 and a nw4. I’ve decided to try and hold on to my hair and get a hair transplant if it gets worse by the time I’m 30.
Not gonna lie, I’m a fan of your beard here
Was stage 1-3 from age 15-29. I hit 30 and progressed to stage 7 damn near overnight. I'm over it, but it was kind of hilarious how long it took yet how fast it happened.
I’m Norwood 1 since 14 years old, that’s literally my hairline has been and that’s my genes too except my brother who even has hair on his forehead lmao he’s fucking lucky. However, I have an amazing volume on the rest of my head, there’s no baldness or even a thin patch except maybe my crown because of irregular routine and poor diet. And I’ve been applying oils since months and my volumes great. The dermatologists also say it’s great so there’s prolly nothing to worry about I guess. But I wanted to confirm if norwood 1 is normal or not, I mean 95% young people have a Norwood 1 which is considered a great hairline (I’m 17 tho)
1 or 1.5 I can't say it is 2. Age 41. But I'll go to a doctor since the age. Ten years ago was pretty much the same but I think it starts to accelerate after 40. There are two options for me now, I'll go into medicine only if I can preserve this stage and the treatment is not too long. One nasty pill a day for the rest of my life does not sound good. Or I save it as it is or I'll get bald. Keeping stage 2 or above with medicine is not an option because it is pretty much bald and medicine in the same time.
Sorry for the massive scripture but here it is...
I'm about a norwood 2-3 and have been since I was 16 although my hairline was always slightly recessed. During puberty I did notice a difference and I freaked out massively, apart from the recession I've got very thick hair and it's almost a primary part of my identity. Luckily between ages 16-19 I noticed no real changes but I did decide to try finasteride at 19-20 years old for prevention and kept true for just over a year but Uni and life handed me more things to worry about and at 21 I was completely off of it as I would rather spend my money on a night out 😂. 21-24, again no loss but during lockdown I started treatments again because I was put back into an environment that left my mind to it's own devices, plus the covid weight gain didn't help. So I was very self conscious about my appearance and a lot of my flaws are exaggerated mentally.
I'm at a point now that I'm wanting to improve other areas of my life; learning new skills, losing weight and learning to love myself as my flaws appear worse during the moments I think negatively of myself. I tolerate hair loss meds very well (no sides, blood works done etc.) and sticking to them until I decide what I want to do as my loss is still mild, and as you can see on my avatar it's a lot of hair to lose. It's not like I'm at a point where there's no point on trying to hold on. Although, it's probably bad enough to give Kevin Mann night terrors. I'll always think about it no matter what way I go wether I'm taking a tablet or shaving my head every other day but I'm learning to accept it. I'm a person who likes to have options, some "breathing space" to allow me decide on what my next steps are.
One thing I'll say to the teenage hair loss suffers, when you are in high school, you might be one of 4-5 people in your year that has hair loss, making you feel very alienated. However, when you go to work, college or university you will realise you are completely normal, you might not like it but you will be around people of all "different shapes and sizes" and this is the time to put things into perspective and figure out what you want to do. I will never tell you to just takes meds it'll be fine. Honestly, if you can accept baldness, love yourself and tolerate the constant shaving 😂 bloody go for that path but don't feel bad if you want to treat your hair loss either but please get some blood works done now and then! I'm content with my choice at the moment but love to share my experience 😄
Age 24 here at Norwood stage 2. Been at that stage for I think 5 years now, I know at age 18 I was a Norwood 1. Took a genetics test and it said I have an 8% chance of going bald, so I'm hoping I'm the 92% because most of the men on my Dad's side are bald and all of the men on my Mom's side are not lol
I like how this guy says he doesn't care about his hair loss but has an whole youtube channel with videos mostly about this subject
Lmao
I’m bald and I’m doing good today bro
I'm 32 nd my baldness grade 6.5 maybe 7 or i don't care if it may 100 ..who cares bro.. whenever people try to tease me, they get pretty words by me "f**k off dude..u can't touch Jason statham's hair, it's precious" 😎
I'm 23 I lost hair in very slow motion at 20 but in 2018 was horrible I lost maybe 20 percent of my hair i had stage 2 1 year ago and now I'm at stage 3A because i had many stress days and my sleep had gone horribly wrong so my diet as well even though I don't have anyone in the family who lost hair at 20's guys take care of yourself eat healthy play sport it would loosen the condition a lot I might use rogaine now and see how it goes then I will edit this comment to inform you guys what happens
Yeah man keep us updated. like you say try to relax, eat healthy and get some sleep it might help.
Stage 2...last month embrace my baldness by shaving my head...
Im 35 in Febuary and still 1 on the scale. But all my relatives has some kind of baldness so I will probably be that aswell
kvrl you never know man. You might get away with it!
Feel like I'm in a weird place with my hair I know it's a lot thinner I see her all the time in the bath etc, but when I decided to zero it all off, everyone was like why have you shaved your hair all off you have hair. Feel like I'm a stage 3 if I'm being honest with myself, but I hate going barbers I feel uncomfortable because the back of my head has allways had a bald patch but like right at the back. If my hair stayed like this now I feel like I'd be happy but I feel like it's obviously gonna get worse, I'm 33 in January and feel like I started noticing hair loss when I hit 30.
I still have my hair line you can see it but I'm bald everywhere else
mid twenties and somewhere between 4/5, thinking about making the chop, but i’ve always had thick curly hair and being as i’m so young, i’m struggling to find hairstyles that i could pull off, any suggestions for young baldies?
25 years old stage 3 my crown is really much thinning and i'm feeling so much insecure about that and I became so much obssesed with that.. for the moment I'm not using any madication because my doctor says to me it is nothing for the moment my hair is "normal" for her.. i'm really scrwd up because of this...
Maybe early norwood 4.
I shaved it during the pandemic just to see how it would look and get ahead of it and we opened up immediately after and multiple people told me unprompted how bad I looked which was a pretty big hit to my confidence. I cant recall that happening ever in my life before, usually people will at least lie or not say anything just to be polite. I grew it back and its worse now and Im thinking of shaving it again but I just remember everyone telling me how bad it looked last time lol.
I'm so sorry this happened to you, man. I'm in a similar situation as you are and I just started taking finasteride.
Hopefully you can do something to regrow your hair. Baldness simply does not look good on everyone.
You need to hit the gym and get a good looking body.
I m 27 and stage 2,hairline receded 1,5cm on one side and 1 on the other...i m depressed
I'd say a 2, but I don't know if I'm balding or just going older 😂😅
So I'm a norwood 1, but my hair has been thinning for 15+ yrs. So what is happening to me?
I'm 23 and and i'm in Norwood 2 . I'm very scared coz my skull is small and baldnes will make me look like shit
This RUclipsr was born with a Norwood 4 and 3mm stubble beard
16 and Norwood 1 and think I’m gonna turn to Norwood 2 at 17 or 18, it fucking sucks
But I think I might just accept balding might even just get a buzzcut for now, it gets tiring worrying about balding/hair loss
I’m Norwood 2 and 23. Unfortunately I only can grow a few hairs under my chin. Plus my dad is 57 and he can’t grow a beard. Just a moustache and hairs under the chin. I’m gonna look like a cue ball 🎱😂
Smash the gym. There might be hope though 23 is still quite young. I couldn't do much at all facial hair wise at 23. Best of luck man.
I am 20 yo. I am probably between 1.5 or 2. With receding hairline. My sides and back hairs are thicker than my front hair. My father and uncle are bald. Probably I'm also balding.
I’m probably not at a 1 yet, but I feel like one side of my hairline is slightly more back, I cut my hair by myself once badly and it for the most part it grew back but one side is slightly more rounded off on the corner, I have not seen much hair loss like on my pillow or during showering, the hair at the back seems fine and the other side is intact but I’m worried. Just turned 17 but my dad said he started losing his in his 30s so I’m not sure. My moms dad did not bald at all though so it’s like a coin toss for me.
What about diffused thinning? Mine doesn't look like any of these. It's thinning in the middle and temples.
I think I am at stage 3,but have thinning of hair.and started 19 years old
Somewhere between 2 and 3. Am I going bald or is this just a mature hairline?
15 and at stage 1 my hair is receding backwards on the sides. And my hair is getting thinner . I started seeing it late last year . As soon as I got into highschool I started having a lot of insecurities like being short, receding hairline and being really skinny . If anyone whose still in highschool going through the same thing please like and comment so I know I'm not alone .
There’s loads of us bro
Hey man, I did just graduate last year but since middle school I’ve had a receding hairline like a bad one and always got made fun of for it. It is hard but I pushed through high school and if it gets worse I’m going to bald but you need good friends. I never had any but friends that will lift you up. I had a friend, well thought he was and in front of whole class he was like “ please show everyone your hairline “ and you know I laughed it off but inside it hurt and still something I struggle with but remember, everything will be alright. I’m 5’7.8” tall and going bald. But who cares. Bald people are cooler 🤘🏻
Guys iam 15 too and my hair I don't know how to describe my problem like my hair at crown is super thick and my hairline is also ok but at the front of my hair a little bit is twisted which makes my hair look weird its Been like that since 3 months and my hair is not falling at all even in shower I rarely lose hair and also while combing no hair loss but a little of my front hair is twisted it's really complicated for me to explain
23 years old , close to full norwood 3
4:11 THAT IS MY MAN!!!
If I was 6ft and built like Harry, I would just shave that god damn fucking shit already but it isn’t suitable when you are 5ft10 & 63kg (skinny).
I’d say number 6
I'm 27 and at stage 1, im nervous
I’m at the level where I’ve completely lost my confidence.
Life is cruel.
Guys i am 20 and i am a norwood 1, i was in the dermatologist and he told me i should use Minoxidil, what do you think guys? Should i use It? I think It is too soon to start.
Is it possible to come back from a stage 5-6 ?? Just wondering (natural remedies)
I don’t think so from natural remedies. Not with Androgenic alopecia. I’ve never seen true evidence anyway.
I think stage 4 im in
Stage 3 at 32. Looking for advice
I’m a NW2 with profused thinning.