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#30 by VFRWolf on 29 Dec, 2006 14:42
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She can't cut you off if she doesn't know where your getting it.
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#31 by PBurke on 29 Dec, 2006 14:51
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but she can cut IT off if she finds out.
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#32 by Professor Melon on 29 Dec, 2006 16:25
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:)Welcome Barcafan: Welcome to the crew!. Yes, shave it all off, but DON'T use a Bic. Get something that won't abrade your scalp, e.g. Mach III Turbo, Schick Extreme, or Headblade, especially if you're coming off a # 2 or #1 buzz cut. A good shaving gel--Aveeno Therapeutic, Neutragena--also helps reduce razor burn and nicks. Goodspeed, Merry belated Christmas, Professor Melon
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#33 by PigPen on 29 Dec, 2006 17:38
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my cousin told his EX-wife that once. now he is divorced. but better off now.
I may have an ex soon at this rate too -
#34 by schro on 02 Jan, 2007 15:07
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As you know PigPen, it's cheaper to keep her.
I started balding in high school. In college, a couple of dorks called me the "Missing Link". Pro Wrestling was big back then, and there was a character that had bushy hair, but shaved off some towards the front of his dome except for a patch. Odd look, but I had somewhat of a patch up front also (like a small island of hair).
I was holding strong for a few years, but two kids later, the hair loss shifted into overdrive. For the longest time, I've been telling people I look great from the neck down (used to run half-marathons, played ice hockey, etc etc). But since I shaved it, people have said I look so much younger (turned 40 in May '06). -
#35 by PigPen on 02 Jan, 2007 16:01
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That's what they say Schro, but I think my bank account would look about the same...lol
She's over it now though... -
#36 by David on 02 Jan, 2007 19:25
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That's what they say Schro, but I think my bank account would look about the same...lol
She's over it now though...
Way to hang tough. However, next time she comes home with a drastic haircut/change(long to short, new highlights, new color, whatever) you can pull out the go back to the old look or i'm moving on card.
Seriously I understand her liking hair more, but love is not skin deep, or at least it shouldn't be. -
#37 by fcb2001 on 21 Jan, 2007 19:49
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I started balding at 27, and i shaved my head at the first sign of balding and i have no regrets and iam bald for life
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#38 by Robmeister on 27 Jan, 2007 07:08
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Hey Mateys --
I am indeed a casualty of MPB.
Dig this. Since being married, Nancy and I have never had apartments/homes with mirror configurations where I could readily see the back of my noggin. Nor was I ever particularly interested.
My only opportunity was at the barber where they give you the mirror to see that the back is how you wanted it.
Well, I never noticed...until the other day--checking the back of the noggin after shaving it...and then rubbing it incessantly as the stubble comes back
Got an already-tan spot about 4 to 6 inches in diameter back there....and not much stubble.
No one ever told me
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#39 by Blagadan on 27 Jan, 2007 09:17
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Started balding in my late teens ... it's just been disappearing ever since, only back and sides left.
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#40 by Christian on 28 Jan, 2007 07:03
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I am 28 now and still have full hair but I always liked the bald looked and treid it a couple of times.
I don't think that there is anything bad about balding ... in fact I wish I would loose my hair ... because that would make the decision about shaving the head again much easier.
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#41 by Tom McGarry. on 28 Jan, 2007 07:47
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I guess that I'm one of the lucky ones, If I choose to grow my hair back, it would be thick long and dark brown. I never did start losing my hair. Unlike my older brother who has been loosing his for a long time, since he was in high school. I keep trying to convince him to go the way of the Sly, but he won't. Every year for christmas I give him a joke gift like a fake gift certificate to the House Of Masters, or Rogain, this year I gave him a complete set of HeadBlade products. Any other Ideas???
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#42 by Sir Harry on 14 Aug, 2012 09:10
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I first noticed the receding temples sometime in '98 (I was 26) So I guess I would say age 26....The crown started thinning out about eight years later. I remember the flattops I had in high school and it seemed that the top center was a little thinner than the rest of the flattop. Found one of my early baby pictures when I was about six months old and found that the hair at my crown and temples wasn't growing like the rest of my hair was....who knew that a baby picture would end up being a self-fulfilling prophecy!
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#43 by Beardman on 17 Aug, 2012 02:30
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At the age of about 14 or so... unfortunately or fortunately, MPB at a young ages seems to run in the family.
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#44 by Slyfive on 17 Aug, 2012 13:46
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I started receding at 17, but then rapidly thinned and started losing at about 19/20. I think the fact that it happened now made me create positive changes in my life.