For starters, you free yourself from the tyranny of ever having to style your hair again.
Never under any circumstances should you attempt the comb-over. No matter what style you go with, never, ever use a comb-over. Oh, and for the love of Pete, do not fall under the delusion that having a ponytail in the back will compensate for baldness on top. Hair math just doesn’t work that way.
Another great nugget of truth:QuoteNever under any circumstances should you attempt the comb-over. No matter what style you go with, never, ever use a comb-over. Oh, and for the love of Pete, do not fall under the delusion that having a ponytail in the back will compensate for baldness on top.
Never under any circumstances should you attempt the comb-over. No matter what style you go with, never, ever use a comb-over. Oh, and for the love of Pete, do not fall under the delusion that having a ponytail in the back will compensate for baldness on top.
No need for snake oil cures and tearing up pieces of your scalp like layers of turf.
I don't know that I could recommend the article, it starts ok, but he gets cold feet and wobbly knees right after the buzz cut! Really, What is the Roger Sterling, but a Hamilton II w/ a whole lot of hairspray--IMO it's the first step on the road to combover and I know whereof I speak, I traveled that lonesome road--it sucks. The Shaggy layers -- piss off, looks ragged and in sun, frankly bald. Need I comment on the so-called "Power Donut?" That's a horseshoe, hairy toiletseat, Bozo ring and has no redeeming social value. This guy needs to decide whether he's for sly or wimping out--not a well reasoned piece, but it's only my opinion.