Where would I be on the Norwood Scale?

jonnykino · Feb 13, 2012

.... if at all.

http://s1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa3 ... /Hair%202/

Another forum said my hairline is in juvenile shape, but when I see it myself, I don't see it.

I'm also very conscious of my hair parting. The shots here are in natural light, as I was told it's the best to take pictures in that lighting.

Sorry to be a pain. Thanks all.

TravisB · Feb 13, 2012

Hmm the hairline is flawless, but I don't know if it's the colour of your hair, or the photos, but you might have very, VERY slight thinning in the crown area which can be the very beginning of male pattern baldness. What's your family history of baldness? Your father? Grandfathers?

jonnykino · Feb 13, 2012

My dad has receded, but has no thinning or loss on the crown. Not sure about my grandfather as he passed away when I was young, but he wasn't bald. I'm pretty sure he had receded/thinned up front but was good on the top. My other grandfather died when he was in his 40's so I don't really know about his hair pattern.

Man in Space · Feb 13, 2012

NW1 I think and full density everywhere, pale skin and blonde hair means that ib in certain lights you will see the pigment of the scalp come through your hair but its not because of hairloss.