macimate said:
FOR THE RECORD....
That is NOT Orlando Blooms genetic Father. His Mom slept with someone else to produce Orlando. Read up wikipedia or google search on his biography.
This puts things in perspective.
I agree on Hrithik Roshan. He is lucky. Apparently his maternal granddad has all this hair even now.
pacinom said:
How can you read something and still get it wrong???
"During his childhood, Bloom was told that his father was his mother's husband, South African-born Jewish anti-Apartheid novelist Harry Saul Bloom; but when he was thirteen (nine years after Harry's death), Bloom's mother revealed to him that his biological father was actually Colin Stone, his mother's partner and family friend.[7] Stone, the principal of the Concorde International language school,[8] was made Orlando Bloom's legal guardian after Harry Bloom's death."
His real father is still alive, I don't know if it is him in the picture but his fake father died when he was a little kid.
Here's another bollywood star. Fardeen khan and his father Feroze Khan
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Below Fardeen and his actor buddy Salman (who has had some work done on his hair, not in this pic )
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Below Fardeen and his actor buddy Salman (who has had some work done on his hair, not in this pic )
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Tyler_Durden
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pacinom said:
And again you would be wrong.
That is Colin Stone standing next to him in the picture, more importantly known as Orlando's biological father.
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I'm in my late teens and my dad has had this slightly receded corners look since his twenties at the latest, but otherwise a full thick head of black hair. He is now 47 and it hasn't changed. At 19, I have a similarly shaped hairline, although not quite as receded, BUT have naturally higher forehead. In spite of my dad's hair, I just have a real hard time believing I'm not going to lose a large amount of hair.
TheGrayMan2001
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Both my maternal granddad and my father have receded hairlines and a lot of thinning. My dad has no bald spot but has thinned across the top all the way to the vertex, he has very little left. My granddad is a super diffuse NW6, even his "bald spot" still has some whispy hairs left on it.
My uncle on my dad's side is nearing 60 and has only thinned a little in the hairline area. He still has virtually all of his hair. He had two sons (my cousins). The oldest one is 31 and is a perfect NW1. The younger one is 28 and he has thinning just like my dad's--diffuse across the top, no real "bald spot". Basically a NW4-a.
My uncle on my dad's side is nearing 60 and has only thinned a little in the hairline area. He still has virtually all of his hair. He had two sons (my cousins). The oldest one is 31 and is a perfect NW1. The younger one is 28 and he has thinning just like my dad's--diffuse across the top, no real "bald spot". Basically a NW4-a.
My father has thickish hair, he's Norwood 5 but the hair grown out is reasonably thick.
My brother is a NW0 with nice hair too.
I'm 3 years younger than him at 28 with diffuse, NW3.
I think it's genetics and luck.
Ewen McGregor, I wonder if he just has a mature hairline or if he had some work and top some pills. He had a NW2 in Trainspotting which was 16 years ago.
My brother is a NW0 with nice hair too.
I'm 3 years younger than him at 28 with diffuse, NW3.
I think it's genetics and luck.
Ewen McGregor, I wonder if he just has a mature hairline or if he had some work and top some pills. He had a NW2 in Trainspotting which was 16 years ago.
slurms mackenzie
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/scie ... ather.html
Statistically that would seem less than the official reported side effects of propecia, yet when anybody comes on here and can't work out why there's no hair loss in there family it all goes quiet :whistle:
Statistically that would seem less than the official reported side effects of propecia, yet when anybody comes on here and can't work out why there's no hair loss in there family it all goes quiet :whistle:
Well, my father is completely bald, as are all the men on his side of the family. On my mother's side both her father of 75 and her brother of 40 have full heads of hair. Me and my brother still have nice hair (although i'm a little paranoid about my right temple), but we're only 20-22 years old. Would be very interesting to see how our hair will do in a few years time. If we keep our hair there has to be some truth about baldness being X-linked.
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Anyone watches Pawn Stars?
The old dude doesn't even have a mature hairline, his son is pretty bald and his grandson appears to be doing fine in the hair department
A little thing for the ones who don't want to have kids because of their baldness to think about for a while
I would laugh my *** out if its proven that Albert of Monaco only grew bald because of Grace Kelly
The old dude doesn't even have a mature hairline, his son is pretty bald and his grandson appears to be doing fine in the hair department
A little thing for the ones who don't want to have kids because of their baldness to think about for a while
I would laugh my *** out if its proven that Albert of Monaco only grew bald because of Grace Kelly