Come on, not even the same people, look close
are you referring to how the top row have been mirrored? That's probably just due to whatever phone app they used
Come on, not even the same people, look close
are you referring to how the top row have been mirrored? That's probably just due to whatever phone app they used
Look at Gollum sob is 589 years old you don't think that took at the least a little toll on them follicles? For seriously though im not really seeing the disagreement here pal I agreed he had a nice head of hair. I only said he probably has less hair than he did in the past due to age whether it's noticeable or not is besides the point (I explained the 50% earlier). Most NOTICEABLE hair loss comes from male pattern baldness in males the specific pattern and aggression notice I said age causes hair loss as in age related hairloss not male pattern baldness most likely due to changes in the skin perhaps not dht. I've often seen older folk with diffuse thin hair on all of their scalp not receding crown but everywhere my grandmother being one. If his skin hasn't aged at all and he hasnt lost a strand and they all have a universal male pattern baldness including the women (hard time believing it) then f me I'm wrong.Give me a break. That guy has better hair than 90% of 20 year olds out there at age 65
The % of lost hairs is irrelevant by all intended purposes, he has fantastic hair, and he is using obviously a shitton of gel because im sure this guy has insane hair thickness when his hair is dry and not combed.
lmao, thats what estrogen does to your facethe before and after are not the same people, look at the features
Who are those people then? arent those forum users?the before and after are not the same people, look at the features
Whatever the f*** dude.Look at Gollum sob is 589 years old you don't think that took at the least a little toll on them follicles? For seriously though im not really seeing the disagreement here pal I agreed he had a nice head of hair. I only said he probably has less hair than he did in the past due to age whether it's noticeable or not is besides the point (I explained the 50% earlier). Most NOTICEABLE hair loss comes from male pattern baldness in males the specific pattern and aggression notice I said age causes hair loss as in age related hairloss not male pattern baldness most likely due to changes in the skin perhaps not dht. I've often seen older folk with diffuse thin hair on all of their scalp not receding crown but everywhere my grandmother being one. If his skin hasn't aged at all and he hasnt lost a strand and they all have a universal male pattern baldness including the women (hard time believing it) then f me I'm wrong.
What lolWhatever the f*** dude.
Screw it! I'm transitioning. I'll transition back after I hit Norwood 1.Im tired of hearing about irreparable damage, when we have guys going female and growing fantastic hair:
What gives? If these guys are growing their hair back by going full women, after years of being bald, where is the irrepairable damage? And how isn't male pattern baldness just androgens attacking the scalp?