My father was NW4 at 28, lol. I wonder when he began receding, his hair looked kind of decent at 24 if I remember correctlyRecently I heard this joke:
“Our descendants will one day ask one another Do you wanna see 100,000 pictures of my great-great grandfather?”
In the meanwhile, in the family photo album there isn’t a picture of my father from when he was 30 to 50
Fair enough, but what about before WW2? I'm sure people used to go bald much later in life than we do nowadays. Also that is what happened to the Japanese.I watched some old 80's news clips/interviews on youtube and the guys were thinning in their early to mid 20's a lot then too.
I think, like everything today, things seem more prevalent and bigger because we are so much more opened now and are more connected.
That nuked my egowell i dunno where i work has about 300 16-18 year olds and they all have perfect heads of hair. only seen 1 balding guy at 18 in 10 years. hair jealousy is real
It's.the growth hormones in our food. That creates hormone imbalance. ."They've definitely got 18 year olds, and said hairloss at 15, although rear, is becoming more common."
This is what a user wrote on his thread, this clinic reported that premature balding is becoming more common
That nuked my ego
Yeh sucks.kids can fap.all.day long and no hair loss. Others arnt so LuckyI have been thinking this too for a long time. I have even started noticing young teens balding - my little brother being one of them NW2 at 16.
Yeh sucks.kids can fap.all.day long and no hair loss. Others arnt so Lucky
I think we are just more aware of it. In fact, I think many of us these days are more aware even when somebody is at the very early stages of balding. We're looking out for it more than ever. I'm pretty sure a few decades ago there just wasn't anything you could do apart from wear a sh*t looking wig or have a dodgy combover. Don't think shaved heads were socially acceptable so much back then.
and at least we have finasteride that can drastically slow it down. imagine being around in the 70's, watching your hair fall out and knowing there is absolutely nothing you can do to slow it down, knowing in 5 years you will be stuck with a grown out horseshoe
As horrible as it sounds, people still managed to cope though. I think these days there is far more pressure to have decent hair, particularly as a millennial. The internet-driven world we live in has done this to us.and at least we have finasteride that can drastically slow it down. imagine being around in the 70's, watching your hair fall out and knowing there is absolutely nothing you can do to slow it down, knowing in 5 years you will be stuck with a grown out horseshoe