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Originally Posted by 666fast
I'm going bald too. I don't plan on doin anything about it, I say let nature take it's course. My dad is bald, my grandpa is bald and my great grandpa was bald. I'm gonna go bald no matter what, so I'm not too worried about it.
Also, I talked with my mom who then called one of the doctors she works with, wearing a hat won't make you lose your hair. Two things cause hair loss, genetics and stress. High levels of testosterone would fall under genetics. The only real problem with wearing a hat is that it might cause dandruff. Even then, everyone has dandruff everyday of their lives. It's just a matter of whether or not you can see it. All a dandruff shampoo does is break down the skin flakes so small you can't see them.
It's kind of wierd for me. Despite the fact that my hairline is receding (it's onyl really noticeable if I pull my hair back) I have very thick hair.
I say go bald and hit the gym. With a muscular frame, you won't look to much like a goon with no hair.  |
this wasn't dandruff shampoo. it was actual stuff that is supposed to engourage new growth.
and no, they don't shave your ass and glue it on your head. Stop watching Family Guy
they take strips from the back and sides of your head since those folicles never die, and then sort of graft them to the top of your head. If i do end up doing it, and i start losing hair again after i get married, i'll deal with it then. but kinda feel like this is rediculous at this stage in my life
and for all of you who say shave your head, i have gone with very very short (one step from being shaved) and i look moronic
(not much different from now, but it's the principle of the thing)
$4,000 is alot of money, but i haven't exactly felt like my age for a long time. Driving the van while in LA didn't help matters any so at least i can say i've improved slightly