Sharpshooter
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How come hairloss is becoming less and less common amongst younger people nowadays?
In my town, I know very few people under 30 who have any sort of severe hairloss, infact the vast majority of people I know who are under 40 are no worse than a NW2-3. I hear a lot of hype about more people experiancing hairloss but I don't think its true, infact I think its the opposite if anything.
I'm only 26, I'm still only Norwood 2.5, my father hit Norwood 2.5/3 at 20 and stayed like that till he was 50, and only has a bald patch at the back with a nw3.5 hairline at 54, no worse than that anyway. But I would still say he's barely average for his age.
Don't get me wrong there's a lot people who experiance hairloss at a young age, but evidently its in the minority. Even the vast majority of people in their 30s don't experiance any great deal of hairloss, it seems that way moreso now than ever. It seems more and more people at 50 have most of their easily from what I'm seeing.
Does anyone else share these experiances? Or think there still is an increasing problem of younger people becoming more and more bald?
Like I say my dad's in his mid-50s and I would he say he's barely average for his age group.
In my town, I know very few people under 30 who have any sort of severe hairloss, infact the vast majority of people I know who are under 40 are no worse than a NW2-3. I hear a lot of hype about more people experiancing hairloss but I don't think its true, infact I think its the opposite if anything.
I'm only 26, I'm still only Norwood 2.5, my father hit Norwood 2.5/3 at 20 and stayed like that till he was 50, and only has a bald patch at the back with a nw3.5 hairline at 54, no worse than that anyway. But I would still say he's barely average for his age.
Don't get me wrong there's a lot people who experiance hairloss at a young age, but evidently its in the minority. Even the vast majority of people in their 30s don't experiance any great deal of hairloss, it seems that way moreso now than ever. It seems more and more people at 50 have most of their easily from what I'm seeing.
Does anyone else share these experiances? Or think there still is an increasing problem of younger people becoming more and more bald?
Like I say my dad's in his mid-50s and I would he say he's barely average for his age group.