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The Curious Case Of Jude Law's Hair Loss
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this doesnt look like normal hair loss to me
maybe some thyroid problems or something
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He started with a NW2 thin zone:
And he's thinned very deeply and very aggressively over the past year.
I think this is aggressive diffuse Norwooding.
Like Bieber, he comes from being born with an inverse Norwood hairline, but then also very rough hair family genetics. All the pics of his Barrett's family appear to have been scrubbed from the Internet some time in the past 6 months, but I've seen the pics and genetics are not on his side.
infinitepain
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That's brutal. Looks like a weird pattern to lose hair.
meetjoeblack
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True but, I don't get why he doesn't do like Joel McHale and get hair fixed. I think law has such aggressive hair loss that its not going.
BaldingInGermany
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Some people just don‘t give a @$%§ about and have the balls to embrace their baldness and go on with their lives.
meetjoeblack
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Dwayne Johnson reminds me of that sort of character but, I also believe he looked ridiculous with hair.
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Wait, isn't passing from the 7th percentile (z=-1.5) to the 31st percentile (z=-0.5) more valueable than passing from the 31st to the 50th (z=0), given that we assume a gaussian distribution?
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If I wanted to make a Star Trek alien race with some kind of ridiculously weird hairline it would probably look something like that.
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I miswrote, thank you.
The jump from -0.50 to -0.00 is far more valuable than the jump from -1.50 to -0.50. It's actually roughly 0.1915/(0.9332-0.8413) ~ 2.1x more valuable.
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The jump from -0.50 to -0.00 is far more valuable than the jump from -1.50 to -1.00. It's actually roughly 0.1915/(0.9332-0.8413) ~ 2.1x more valuable.
Im my theory, the people who benefit the most from looksmaxing are those who are approximately average.
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Hopefully Shiseido will save his career. Lol, I thought Barrett (and Ballou also) was some kind of successful genetic engineering prenatal experiment. Witnessing his premature hair loss is actually scary because this confirms those features are 100% human, lol
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He should transplant an inch and still go for the hairline shape he got and nobody would bat an eye. Someone would blog about it and it would be forgotten the next day.
That time he wore a beanie on a TV show, maybe he just got some kind of transplant to make his peak look less thin? because he is usually fine with showing his hair on TV.
That time he wore a beanie on a TV show, maybe he just got some kind of transplant to make his peak look less thin? because he is usually fine with showing his hair on TV.
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Prolly easy when u start balding in mid 30s and u have spent all ur life until then being a mega slayer, and tall rich and famous on top of that
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With all the money he has I don’t get why he never got a hair transplant. His temple points are still intact and his donor seems to be good as well. I think this guy doesn’t care about his hair loss at all. Wish I was like him.
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He’s had a NW3 since he was like 21? So in a way his hair loss is under control.
Also, he already looks UTTERLY ridiculous in the first picture you posted.
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When he grows it a little it looks fine:
I think if you have some density then this is a perfectly good style and works well if you don't want to don a bald head just yet.
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Given his age this guy looks perfectly fine.
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Probably because it would be too obvious, and he doesn't care about it