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Hello, I am going to take a photo. How can I cover up my hair loss on my temples and on in the front of my fourhead? I am a 3 on the Norwood scale. By the way, the photo of me will be in a suit if that has anything to say.
I Am Going To Take A Photo. How Can I Cover Up My Hair Loss?
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Without the photo to go by, I'll say that most guys can cover up a lot by adding some length to their hair, bangs/etc. More than a few long-haired guys have thought they were fine before noticing the change in hairline underneath the length! 
This can work especially well on the temples. Switching up where you part your hair can lead to some nice effects too, though as far as I know there's no guide to what is best, since it's all on a one-by-one basis.
This can work especially well on the temples. Switching up where you part your hair can lead to some nice effects too, though as far as I know there's no guide to what is best, since it's all on a one-by-one basis.- Reaction score
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Without the photo to go by, I'll say that most guys can cover up a lot by adding some length to their hair, bangs/etc. More than a few long-haired guys have thought they were fine before noticing the change in hairline underneath the length!
Yes, I am saving for long hair
, but I just wished that there was something that I could do before I got long enough hair (which is probably like 3+ months to.
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Fair point! It looks like some people use Toppik or dark concealers to add some thickness to hair strands. I've never used any of those myself, but it works for a lot of people!
It looks like some people use Toppik or dark concealers to add some thickness to hair strands. I've never used any of those myself, but it works for a lot of people!- Reaction score
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I would not use Toppik or concealers as that just is not my thing.Fair point!
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take the damn photo then