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aviaviavioioioi

New member
Sep 29, 2009
159
Seaford/Brighton
There is no 'cure' , but stress will make you lose more hair so don't stress.

My hair has started to thin so I looked into it, but decided against taking anything like minoxidil I heard David Gest takes it and look at his hair! Propcia is another chemical that they say helps but again i have heard it is very expensive and only keeps what hair you have also it has some strange effects.

I have heard some horror stories about people that have had operations where they have had hair transplants and been in a lot of pain and looked very silly.

I just keep my hair short and it looks ok.
 




mistahclarke

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Jul 28, 2009
2,997
Anybody had any of these?... Like Adavanced Hair Studio, Belgravia Centre etc?...

Just wondering if the are worth the big expense or just a big con?...

I'm receding far too much, I want more hair! :(

They're a con. They are different wigs to show different stages of hair growth to make it appear like your hair is magically growing back.

Not had it myself, as still have mine.
 


User removed 4

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May 9, 2008
13,331
Haywards Heath
Best thing to do is paint pictures of rabbits on your scalp.................................................................................................

from a distance they'll look like hares:lol:

I'll get me coat.
 


Trigger

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Jul 4, 2003
40,458
Brighton
Best thing to do is paint pictures of rabbits on your scalp.................................................................................................

from a distance they'll look like hares:lol:

I'll get me coat.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 


Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,575
Lancing
To be honest it is a FACT blokes are better looking if they have their hair. I know I was much better looking in my 20's with a full and cool hair of hair. Ok blokes losing their hair may welll shave their heads and embrace their baldy look and even kid themselves they are almost happy to be bald but this is bullshit every baldy on this planet would prefer to have their locks back.
 




burrish-gull

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Mar 24, 2009
813
Accept it, get a pair of clippers, set it to a number one and rejoice in the fact you will never have to buy shampoo and conditioner again, f*** around with what hair you've got left every time you go out and realise its no big deal.
 


Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,575
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The trouble is it is a HUGE deal for a lot of blokes. No one want to lose their hair and my best mate started to lsoe his at 17 and it destroyed his confidence with Women for about 10 years. In the scheme of the universe it may seem trivial but on a personal level its impact can be massive on the mental well being of a bloke hence the billions of products raising billions of pounds trying to get their hair back.
 






Cheeky Monkey

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Jul 17, 2003
24,005
One of the great mysteries to me is why do ALL tramps have massive full hewads of hair into their 50's and 60's ?. Must be the washing of it that kills it.

A debate a friend of mine and I used to have and the answer we came up with was that it was alcohol related, so as long as Trigger necks four litres of White Lightning a day he'll be fine.

I once went to the Belgravia Hair Studio in London for a free consultation. It was based in Wigmore Street... you couldn't make it up.

It's all a con, nothing works, even Rogaine only does the very crown of the head and, as said above, it all falls out once you stop. I tried Silicium 44 and that was a load of crud.

Disagree with you on the looks thing Uncle - some blokes look much better bald - check out Turk from Scrubs.

:thumbsup:
 


Lady Whistledown

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Jul 7, 2003
48,714
If I can give the female perspective here: there's nothing worse than a bloke with receding hair who's blatantly trying to cover it up.

Just go with it, keep it cropped short and don't lose sleep over it. We don't stop fancying blokes just because their thatch is a bit thin on top. Some of the sexiest guys I know are balding, it's all about your personality not your hair innit.
 


Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,575
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If I can give the female perspective here: there's nothing worse than a bloke with receding hair who's blatantly trying to cover it up.

Just go with it, keep it cropped short and don't lose sleep over it. We don't stop fancying blokes just because their thatch is a bit thin on top. Some of the sexiest guys I know are balding, it's all about your personality not your hair innit.

Your not shallow though are you. Unfortunately without wanting to piss off the ladies on here I firmly believe Women are far more shallow than Men and to 90% of them a bloke losing his hair would be a big deal.
 






Cheeky Monkey

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Jul 17, 2003
24,005
BEFORE:
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AFTER:
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There is hope for everyone! YAY! :clap2:

Bombers fly to zero and all that. :thumbsup:
 






burrish-gull

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Mar 24, 2009
813
Saw Gary Numan in Heathfield the other day, apparently he's moved there now. I must say his weave is impressive, but on a 40 something year old it just looks plain daft, but he's a rock star so he can get away with it I suppose:glare:
 


Lady Whistledown

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Jul 7, 2003
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and being loaded and hung like a donkey :wink:

The size thing is a total myth, put about by insecure blokes.

Honestly, it really is what you do with it (and other bits :blush:) that counts, not how big it is. And they all look pretty much the same anyway when the, er, moment arrives :p
 


burrish-gull

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Mar 24, 2009
813
The size thing is a total myth, put about by insecure blokes.

Honestly, it really is what you do with it (and other bits :blush:) that counts, not how big it is. And they all look pretty much the same anyway when the, er, moment arrives :p

That brings up another question, would most blokes rather go bald than not be able to get it up? Christ what if both happens!!:lol:
 


Lady Whistledown

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Jul 7, 2003
48,714
That brings up another question, would most blokes rather go bald than not be able to get it up? Christ what if both happens!!:lol:

Viagra and a hat.
 




Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,575
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The size thing is a total myth, put about by insecure blokes.

Honestly, it really is what you do with it (and other bits :blush:) that counts, not how big it is. And they all look pretty much the same anyway when the, er, moment arrives :p

Girth is more important than length I do know that.
 


Cheeky Monkey

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Jul 17, 2003
24,005
The size thing is a total myth, put about by insecure blokes.

Insecure blokes? Does such a concept really exist Edna? Whatever next? Hove Born and Bred letting innocent cyclists pass by without him beating each and every one to a pulp and then stamping on their bikes?

:falmer:
 


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