AM losing hair and i am just 21!

13 years ago

Well it's naff all to do with drinking smoking exercise etc...it's moslty genetic. You are either going to go bald or not. Pot luck. Finasteride, wig, hair transplant Minoxidal...IGNORE all other junk and magic potions they do not work. Oh I read just last wek there is an injection its way thet wil lgrow your hair back for 4-6 months at a time..not sure how far off it is. Or just accept it..your choice. I had a friend in school started going bald at 14..was like Kojak by mid-twenties.

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Banned 13 years ago

That's because you're virile. (That's my excuse.)

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ThomM

13 years ago

AM losing hair and i am just 21!

Been there, done that.
You've got three choices.
1. If you're really vain you can try every hairloss product out there until you finally except you're going bald.
2. Wear a hat to cover it if you're only a little vain.
3. If you're not vain, embrace it and look forward to the money you'll save in hair cuts and shampoo.

Or if you have a warped since of humor, you can grow your beard real long and do a comb up. Not that I've done that:rolleyes:

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Jonathan 2.0 Banned 13 years ago

(Haha) Good advice Thom. Sometimes it doesn't all fall out. (Or at least not all at once.)
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- ThomM 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Jonathan 2.0
  
  (Haha) Good advice Thom. Sometimes it doesn't all fall out. (Or at least not all at once.)
  
  Jonathan, go to my profile and click on the photo album Chase.
  You'll see what you will sorta look like in 30 years
  
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  Jonathan 2.0 Banned 13 years ago
  
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  Jonathan, go to my profile and click on the photo album Chase.
  You'll see what you will sorta look like in 30 years
  
  Oh brilliant. Thanks Thom. (Haha) Seriously though, cool picture. :-)
  
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Rikki_Fawkes

13 years ago

Originally Posted by ThomM

Been there, done that.
You've got three choices.
1. If you're really vain you can try every hairloss product out there until you finally except you're going bald.
2. Wear a hat to cover it if you're only a little vain.
3. If you're not vain, embrace it and look forward to the money you'll save in hair cuts and shampoo.

Or if you have a warped since of humor, you can grow your beard real long and do a comb up. Not that I've done that:rolleyes:

He could just go Vin Diesel and Bruce Willis by shaving the rest off and making it look intentional.

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Jonathan 2.0 Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Rikki_Fawkes

He could just go Vin Diesel and Bruce Willis by shaving the rest off and making it look intentional.

Or even style it like Bruce Willis in Die Hard 2.
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- Rikki_Fawkes 13 years ago
  
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  Or even style it like Bruce Willis in Die Hard 2.
  
  Depending on the balding pattern, yeah, definitely.
  
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ThomM 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Rikki_Fawkes

He could just go Vin Diesel and Bruce Willis by shaving the rest off and making it look intentional.

I tried that a couple of years ago.
My problem is I don't like putting sharp objects near my head
It is easier to shave your head then it is your face though.
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silvesterstromae

13 years ago

If its genetic look at your parents and see how bold they are and what age are they and you will see yourself in the future! And considering that maybe our parents lived in a less polluted world... well maybe you will get bold earlier!

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Christian Little

13 years ago

How much hair are you finding on your pillow in the morning? Just a few or a lot? If you're finding big wads of it you might wanna talk to your doctor.

Balding is completely normal, but it happens very gradually and can take years. If you have a lot of hair on your pillow and this just started recently, it could indicate another problem like a hormone imbalance or something else, which can be identified and fixed pretty quickly.

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BudgetSEO

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Christian Little

How much hair are you finding on your pillow in the morning? Just a few or a lot? If you're finding big wads of it you might wanna talk to your doctor.

Balding is completely normal, but it happens very gradually and can take years. If you have a lot of hair on your pillow and this just started recently, it could indicate another problem like a hormone imbalance or something else, which can be identified and fixed pretty quickly.

I find enough to worry

Lol thanks for tips, advices and nasty comments lol

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Floyd Fisher

13 years ago

I was told I was going bald too....about 30 years ago.

I'm still waiting for it to happen.

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Roaddog

13 years ago

Originally Posted by BudgetSEO

Wow,
i mean i don't smoke or booze and am already losing hair?

Well therein lies the problem.

I'm a lot older than you..........
I've been drinking and smoking my whole life,
I have a full head of hair.

Never listen to the naysayers.......never listen to the naysayers.

Didn't you know, old hair tonic recipes, were 40% alcohol.

See you at the bar.

LOL

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seasoned

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Roaddog

Well therein lies the problem.

I'm a lot older than you..........
I've been drinking and smoking my whole life,
I have a full head of hair.

Never listen to the naysayers.......never listen to the naysayers.

Didn't you know, old hair tonic recipes, were 40% alcohol.

See you at the bar.

LOL

YEP, alcohol CAN reduce baldness! FACT!!!!!!

1. Alcohol can lower testosterone. Accepted fact.
2. Lower testosterone can lower DHT! FACT!
3. Lower DHT can reduce baldness! THAT is how propecia works. It reduces an enzyme that changes testosterone into DHT.

BTW castration works faster!

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Roaddog

13 years ago

Originally Posted by seasoned

YEP, alcohol CAN reduce baldness! FACT!!!!!!

1. Alcohol can lower testosterone. Accepted fact.
2. Lower testosterone can lower DHT! FACT!
3. Lower DHT can reduce baldness! THAT is how propecia works. It reduces an enzyme that changes testosterone into DHT.

BTW castration works faster!

Steve

You know, what with the drinking and the resulting women problems....due to the full head of hair.

I am looking into castration....

ROFL

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Kurt 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Roaddog

You know, what with the drinking and the resulting women problems....due to the full head of hair.

I am looking into castration....

ROFL

Maybe it's just me, but I'd MUCH rather be balled than not be bald.
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seasoned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Roaddog

You know, what with the drinking and the resulting women problems....due to the full head of hair.

I am looking into castration....

ROFL

Maybe you misunderstood. I meant castrattion can help to recover some hair, and prevent baldness. I'm with Kurt on this though. Being bald isn't great, but I wouldn't want to be castrated either. And propecia is ok for men, but you don't want little boys, or pregnant women anywhere near it.

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- Roaddog 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by seasoned
  
  Maybe you misunderstood. I meant castrattion can help to recover some hair, and prevent baldness.
  Steve
  
  Oh hey...been gone for awh..... Dammit, I knew I should pay more attention to reading these threads closer....I wonder if they can put them back?
  
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thunderbird

13 years ago

Sometimes items appear in the news about cures to baldness, eg:
UBC Researcher Seeking a Cure for Baldness - UBC Reports
Scientists Cure Baldness in Mice; Mice Fedora Industry Panics - New York News - Runnin' Scared

There was some news some years back about how electromagnetic stimulation to the scalp stopped hair loss and even stimulated new growth.

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Lou Diamond

13 years ago

Hello,
I started losing my hair when I got married.
There is a new study out if you start to bald at a young age you may have prostate cancer, you may want to look into that one.

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Jonathan 2.0

Banned 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Lou Diamond

Hello,
I started losing my hair when I got married.
There is a new study out if you start to bald at a young age you may have prostate cancer, you may want to look into that one.

So poor BudgetSEO is losing his hair and now you're saying there's something wrong with his bollocks.

(Haha)

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thunderbird 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Jonathan 2.0

So poor BudgetSEO is losing his hair and now you're saying there's something wrong with his bollocks.

(Haha)

Tomatoes may prevent prostrate cancer:

Tomatoes and Prostate Cancer
Lycopene in Tomatoes and Prostate Cancer
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- Jonathan 2.0 Banned 13 years ago
  
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  Tomatoes may prevent prostrate cancer:
  
  Tomatoes and Prostate Cancer
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  [Sarcasm] Yes, how interesting. [/Sarcasm]
  
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  Welcome to the Internet.
  
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  Originally Posted by Jonathan 2.0
  
  Welcome to the Internet.
  
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  The internet is weird and hostile? Where the heck have I been then? lol
  
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  The internet is weird and hostile? Where the heck have I been then? lol
  
  (Haha) The Internet isn't weird and hostile. Just me. I've been ****ing up socially all day. My apologies Thunderbird. (I still don't get the tomato reference, but bygones and all that.)
  
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  Hair is overrated.
  
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  Eating iron rich fruits and food helps in preventing the hair fall. Include apples, beetroots and jagary in your daily diet. They are rich in iron so help to prevent your hair fall.
  
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  Never trust someone who tells you they're being sarcastic when they're being sarcastic.
  
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  This thread is a couple of years old. Sorry, Thunderbird. I'm a bit more mature these days.
  
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amandabeggs

13 years ago

Bald is the new black!

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Epicurus

13 years ago

Just embrace the baldyness mate.

Look at all the famous sexy baldies there have been:

Vin Diesel
Yul Brynner
Telly Savalas
Patrick Stewart
Michael Jordan
Jason Statham
Bruce Willis

I have a full head of hair but actually prefer to be bald.

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mojojuju

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Epicurus

Just embrace the baldyness mate.

Look at all the famous sexy baldies there have been:

Vin Diesel
Yul Brynner
Telly Savalas
Patrick Stewart
Michael Jordan
Jason Statham
Bruce Willis

I have a full head of hair but actually prefer to be bald.

It seems you've forgotten one of the sexiest bald celebrities, Jason Alexander.

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Dave Patterson 13 years ago

I thought I was going bald but, much to my relief ,I found out it was growing back down in my head and coming out my ears...
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13 years ago

I started going grey at 16.

Now I have my revenge when I say better grey than gone.

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Dennis Gaskill

13 years ago

I thought I was going bald when I was younger, but it turned out I was just growing taller than my hair.

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Vasuu

13 years ago

Cool buddy...
This happens with many men. Don't worry.

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Patrician

13 years ago

The same thing that causes baldness causes prostrate cancer. Tostesterone. Male hormones.

In fact I read an article this week that while they don't start testing men until their 40s and 50s for prostrate cancer, they have found an association in men who go bald in their 20s and they may be more likely to get prostrate cancer.

So they are saying it might be best to start getting tested in your 20s if you are already losing your hair.

It seems mostly genetic with prostrate cancer as well as baldness.

If a guy is healthy and well groomed (clean) they can still be hot when they are bald. (just don't do comb overs which are just gross).

I have a neighbor guy who is sooooo cute and he has long hair and always wears a baseball cap. When I saw him without the cap I realized he is really going bald on top. He is still hot hot hot!

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mojojuju 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Patrician

If a guy is healthy and well groomed (clean) they can still be hot when they are bald. (just don't do comb overs which are just gross).

I guess you've just never seen a comb-over job done by a real master.

I'll just leave this here.....

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Chris Worner

13 years ago

This maybe a silly question but apart from your fear that you are going bald, is there anything else stressful going on in your life? I know I have had periods of time where I got really stressed(school, work etc) and bald patches started appearing(unfortunately, not in the right places where I would have liked them to appear, if you know what I mean

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:Elective-

13 years ago

get a wig, or just look on it as a bright side.

I heard of a guy who would tattoo an advertisiment on your head for a large fee. Or just rent it out as a extra crystal ball

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st271

13 years ago

I think most men go bald as they get older, its hard to avoid. It doesn't bother me at all but I can imagine it bothers a lot of people. Women never go bald do they? lol

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by st271

I think most men go bald as they get older, its hard to avoid. It doesn't bother me at all but I can imagine it bothers a lot of people. Women never go bald do they? lol

I've heard that about 50% of men go bald. Of course, that IS to varying degrees. Apparently, a lot of women have hair loss too, but they start off with a lot of options and are expected to have more hair so, ironically, it is easier to cover up.

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Christian Little

13 years ago

I keep telling my wife that if I start balding that I'll just shave my head and get a tattoo where my hair use to be

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Pauline60

13 years ago

Don't worry about it, if you are going to lose it then you are going to lose it. Most women do not find hair loss unattractive in a man. Whatever you do don't try to cover it up it just doesn't work. Just go with it and you will be fine. Anyway just cos its falling out a bit now doesn't mean it will continue to do so at the same rate.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Pauline60

Don't worry about it, if you are going to lose it then you are going to lose it. Most women do not find hair loss unattractive in a man. Whatever you do don't try to cover it up it just doesn't work. Just go with it and you will be fine. Anyway just cos its falling out a bit now doesn't mean it will continue to do so at the same rate.

Propecia DOES work, and apparently has no material side effects in men, though you probably want to clean your hands VERY well after taking tablets and before touching your wife, etc... The stuff can be absorbed through the skin!

And yeah, there seem to be three stages in most balding, and it ends up just affecting the TOP of the head. I don't even know if healthy males ever get bald anywhere else. MANY that I have seen that are bald there SHAVE, etc... to get that effect.

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Peter Bestel

13 years ago

I started losing my hair from the age of 17, that was nearly 30 years ago.

For me, there has been 5 stages of baldness.

1. Denial - I'm not losing my hair, the cat must've been sleeping on my pillow

2. Shock and Anger - Sh*t ! I think I'm losing my hair. I blame my mum! OK, she's not bald, but her brothers were!

3. Cover up and Scheming - I'll buy expensive hair products and look into medical treatments. Afterall, it can't be long before they find a cure. Maybe for now I'll wear lots of hats (not at the same time - that would just be silly!) And anyway, I'm not bald, I'm balding - there's an important difference!

4. Depression - What's the point, there's no cure? I'll clip what I've got left and just be ugly for the rest of my life.

5. Acceptance - Sod this! Where's the razor, I'm going cueball. Let's embrace this thing and only wear hats when I'm cold!

It only took me 25 years to get to stage 5.

Don't waste time, cut out the heartache and go for stage 5 now (I'll let you off with maybe going to stage 4 first. But only stay there for a month or two then polish your head!)

Have fun!

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10 years ago

I agree Peter, bald guys Rule!

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tagiscom

10 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

Sometimes it's not "genetic" but environmentally induced and because families often follow practices they learned via family, it only seems genetic.

Keep the hair follicles clean - if they clog, your hair will fall out. Stand on your head for a few minutes now and then to get a healthy blood flow exchange, exercise for blood flow, too (good for whole body) - and keep away from toxins. Handle your stress or it will knock your hair out fast, too. A lot of your personal care products now have crap in them that will knock the hair right off your head. I make my own hair "tonic" formula that is killer for keeping hair really thick.

Then if you find that you are still going to lose your hair no matter what you do -- get yourself a new style (head and clothes) that you can live with and feel sharp donning it.

Yep, good advise, l am way older than 21, and still have it!

But as Sal has said, you can spend up to $25 a bottle for some supposedly healthy or effective shampoo, con, and still end up putting a truckload of long spelling chemicals in your hair!

And by the way the combination shampoo, conditioner should be avoided like the plague!

I use TeeTree oil for shampoo, (healthiest thing l could find outside a health food shop) and make my own conditioner!

And don't shampoo more than a few times a week!

And excessive stress can play a part!

Good luck!

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MrPolarZero

13 years ago

I think you need to change the shampoo that you're currently using. Try to use something that has an anti-hair fall formula.

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Raydal

10 years ago

You know what they say about bald men ...

Men who bald at the front are thinkers.
Men who bald at the back are romantics.

And men who go bald all over think that they are romantic.

-Ray Edwards

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thunderbird

10 years ago

So, this old thread got ressurected by "Hair Transplant Center"? Anyway, mild electrical stimulation to the hair follicles has been found to stop baldness.

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mmorgan3415

10 years ago

I'm glad my genetics allowed me to keep my hair beyond 21 so far. I feel sorry for the OP and will hold a candlelight vigil in remembrance of your hair.

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HeySal

10 years ago

Sometimes it's not "genetic" but environmentally induced and because families often follow practices they learned via family, it only seems genetic.

Keep the hair follicles clean - if they clog, your hair will fall out. Stand on your head for a few minutes now and then to get a healthy blood flow exchange, exercise for blood flow, too (good for whole body) - and keep away from toxins. Handle your stress or it will knock your hair out fast, too. A lot of your personal care products now have crap in them that will knock the hair right off your head. I make my own hair "tonic" formula that is killer for keeping hair really thick.

Then if you find that you are still going to lose your hair no matter what you do -- get yourself a new style (head and clothes) that you can live with and feel sharp donning it.

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10 years ago

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