woody allen

[jonsie150]

has anyone noticed the way his hair has stayed the same all these years?

it seemed like he began losing at a relatively young age, but then it stabilized and he now has the same head of hair since his Annie Hall days (though its gray now). I guess he's an example of how balding can plateau at a certain point? or maybe he uses something?

 

[mykal_P]

meh, who cares, hope the child molesting freak loses it all. Could be a hairpiece, if its remained the same looking for a long time.

 

[toocoolforhair]

I have an uncle who started going bald in his teens in the 1960s and his hair still looks the same nowadays. In old photographs he is a diffuse Norwood 4 and that is what he is now. Strangely, he has never undergone treatment, but he leads an extremely unhealthy lifestyle (lots of alcohol and lots of cigarettes).

 

[Oknow]

has anyone noticed the way his hair has stayed the same all these years?

it seemed like he began losing at a relatively young age, but then it stabilized and he now has the same head of hair since his Annie Hall days (though its gray now). I guess he's an example of how balding can plateau at a certain point? or maybe he uses something?

He is limited in his styling options with his current hair

 

[s.a.f]

He is limited in his styling options with his current hair

No he should just shave it off, get a tan get some Tatts, get ripped ..... :whistle:

 

[Happy as Larry]

No he should just shave it off, get a tan get some Tatts, get ripped ..... :whistle:

Haha, yes, because obviously bald men shouldn't even be allowed to live in society unless they're willing to take a change to their appearance and turn it into a drastic change of identity, only so they can validate society's prejudices by fitting into a generic schema of an acceptable "type" of bald man... :whistle: