Lord Buckley
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Yes, I thought it was self-evident.
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Don't let Samantha Bee find you.I used to shave my head, top nazi look.
I am seriously considering Propecia or finasteride.
Most common side-effects:
- Decreased interest in sexual intercourse
- inability to have or keep an erection
- loss in sexual ability, desire, drive, or performance
- Most common side-effects:
•Decreased interest in sexual intercourse
•inability to have or keep an erection
•loss in sexual ability, desire, drive, or performance
Yes mate. I know. I'm vain. I guess one can take Viagra to offset that, but then I'll need to take another drug to offset the Viagra side effects.
Hair transplant is supposed to be most effective. Elon musk had it done
I looked into it. About $60K of work for a lifetime.
Problem for me is my hairline is not receding much. I don't have that triangle going. I'm going the diffuse frontal route - at least so far. I went to get a consultation and he said he'd need to wait for me to bald into a horseshoe more before he'd implant hair and shape a receding hair line (not enough donor hair to cover everything). If I get it done now, some of the existing hair - whether weak or strong, will fall out from shock loss or get killed by the implanted hair.
Going the non surgical route, I could be the 2% or 10% who can't get it up anymore and crash my endocrine system and grow man breasts from playing around with my hormones.
Growing old is not for cowards.
I've seen it done in lots of celebrities with pretty good results. Some of them mix it with hair systems or concealers.
Holy shitDon't mess with your hormones. Pretty striking difference:
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Men who ask their barbers to 'shave in' a part in their hair. Baffling. Especially to someone who has had the same part since age 7.
I have it. I got it when I just started working and needed every minute of sleep I could get. It saved me a few minutes every morning having to find and redo my part, so could sleep in a little longer. Now it's just become a habit.
Okay but if I jump out of the shower and wash my hair, my hair's already settling the way of the part because after so many years they're naturally moving (growing?) that way. It just takes time to cultivate it.
What do people do when they want a different style after?
Any other time saving tips?I have it. I got it when I just started working and needed every minute of sleep I could get. It saved me a few minutes every morning having to find and redo my part, so could sleep in a little longer. Now it's just become a habit.
Any other time saving tips?
PagingBeen using solid shampoo bars for the last little while. Works great. Natural, not full of shite. Little bit lathers a lot.
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Been using solid shampoo bars for the last little while. Works great. Natural, not full of shite. Little bit lathers a lot.
Interestingly - so it's like soap for your hair?
Pagingdoghouse
I've actually cut down on how much I wash my hair the past year or so. I'm such an office schlub now I never get it all that dirty.
I don't know if I have enough hair to be abrasive like that. That reminds me when my father taught me how to wash my hair when I was a wee one with soap; working class upbringing and all.
But how do people maintain this little to no shampoo policy for 3 or 4 days and work out? There is no way I can work out without washing my hair.
I wash my hair if I've been sweating. I mean I don't wash it every day like I used to.
You can wash with water everyday.
I do
But how do people maintain this little to no shampoo policy for 3 or 4 days and work out? There is no way I can work out without washing my hair.
It's a British hairstyle? And Pakistanis all love it?
The city in Pakistan that loves a British hairstyle
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