| When did you start losing your hair? 21:32 - Feb 1 with 3799 views | Swanjaxs |
Got to be honest I'm 54 now and still got a tidy barnet, although started going a little thin at the front so brushing forward rather than the "gelled up spiky look".
I notice more and more youngsters in their 20's shaving their hair off because they are going bald though...
Is it a dietary thing (Maccy D's, Pizza Hut ect) or they just sat on thier playstation instead of going out and playing football?
Anyways, when did you start losing it?
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 22:50 - Feb 2 with 1233 views | Ebo |
Full head of hair into my 50's and not a single grey hair   |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 08:18 - Feb 3 with 1176 views | NotLoyal |
Furious w@nking is the problem, always has been. |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 08:40 - Feb 3 with 1170 views | WarwickHunt |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 08:18 - Feb 3 by NotLoyal |
Furious w@nking is the problem, always has been. |
For some reason, it seems to be frowned upon on public transport. |  | | |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 10:31 - Feb 3 with 1122 views | Highjack |
Bring back the comb over I say. |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 12:04 - Feb 3 with 1087 views | Highjack |
Bobby Charlton is the one that gets me. He’s in his eighties now but when you look at old photos of him playing it’s like he hasn’t aged a day. | |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 19:18 - Feb 3 with 1033 views | sherpajacob |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 08:18 - Feb 3 by NotLoyal |
Furious w@nking is the problem, always has been. |
The pretty girl in the barbers who cuts my hair must know this, that's why she puts a cloak over me and hands me a tissue. |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 07:59 - Feb 4 with 970 views | Professor |
Mid-40s. Started going properly grey mid-30s. Proper salt and pepper hair. Receded a fair bit of front, small bald spot on crown and noticeably thinner last 3 years. Still a decent amount though |  | | |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 08:20 - Feb 4 with 957 views | Pegojack |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 07:59 - Feb 4 by Professor |
Mid-40s. Started going properly grey mid-30s. Proper salt and pepper hair. Receded a fair bit of front, small bald spot on crown and noticeably thinner last 3 years. Still a decent amount though |
You'll be OK once you get over the denial, Prof.
#prayforProf |  | | |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 10:46 - Feb 4 with 915 views | union_jack |
To be fair, as Swans supporters I’m surprised any of us have any hair. If you haven’t lost it naturally you would have torn it out!! |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 10:52 - Feb 4 with 910 views | Highjack |
I still have a full and mighty bush of hair. And I’ve got some on my head too. | |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 12:24 - Feb 4 with 886 views | dickythorpe |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 10:46 - Feb 4 by union_jack |
To be fair, as Swans supporters I’m surprised any of us have any hair. If you haven’t lost it naturally you would have torn it out!! |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 12:40 - Feb 4 with 874 views | Joe_bradshaw |
Early 40s. The wife told me my hair was waving.
I said “really, I haven’t noticed “
She said “it’s waving goodbye to your head”
Bitch. |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 14:24 - Feb 4 with 842 views | pikeypaul |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 12:55 - Feb 2 by exiledclaseboy |
Just easier that way. |
Most of Harrison’s hair is on the floor in Trallwn Ladbrokes just like the mugs money.But I suppose his sister could give him a tip or two. |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 14:55 - Feb 4 with 822 views | Flashberryjack |
I'm knocking on a bit but I haven't lost my hair, as a matter of fact I've more now than when I was 25... it just grows in different places. [Post edited 6 Feb 2020 14:05]
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 15:02 - Feb 4 with 814 views | BrynCartwright |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 14:55 - Feb 4 by Flashberryjack |
I'm knocking on a bit but I haven't lost my hair, as a matter of fact I've more now than when I was 25... it just grows in different places. [Post edited 6 Feb 2020 14:05]
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Same here Flasho. Apart from the usual middle age sproutage from ears and nostrils, from the age of about 40 I've had 2 or 3 rogue whiskers growing out of the bridge of my nose. What's that all about?
I literally have to shave it.
Guess I should hoik em out with some tweezers. |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 15:43 - Feb 4 with 778 views | Lohengrin |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 08:20 - Feb 4 by Pegojack |
You'll be OK once you get over the denial, Prof.
#prayforProf |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 17:49 - Feb 4 with 739 views | Professor |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 08:20 - Feb 4 by Pegojack |
You'll be OK once you get over the denial, Prof.
#prayforProf |
Will need than prayer. It's not going back!
As we sang to George Wood from the Grange in the 1980s (to the tune of Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep)
"Where is Georgie's hair, Where is Georgie's hair? Far, far away."
He took it well and joined in with the joke, as did Archie Gemmill when we accused him of being an onanist | | | |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 12:22 - Feb 6 with 631 views | BLAZE |
I've always had a forehead big enough to play cricket on, but I've now started receding at the front corners as I've 'matured'; I guess slowly heading towards a widows peak. I tried minoxidil for about 6 months but saw no benefit with it; in fact it's horrible greasy shit that I was happy to knock on the head. I've also been taking finasteride in pill form for 9 months now. Went to re-order more today and it's gone up from £60 for 6 months to £80 (you need a prescription from the doctor, but understandably it isn't available on the NHS). It's a costly exercise which I'm not sure I want to get any further into, as the price is only ever going to keep going up from here
The problem is you don't actually know if it's working. I'm not rapidly losing hair anyway (it's still full on top), but would it have been worse without the pills!? It's impossible to say
They say the best countermove when hairloss gets bad, it to just shave it off and get a gym membership. I could definitely do with one of those. |  | | |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 13:20 - Feb 6 with 603 views | dickythorpe |
Shave it off Blaze and BIC it every 2 days. | | | |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 16:34 - Feb 6 with 570 views | longlostjack |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 15:02 - Feb 4 by BrynCartwright |
Same here Flasho. Apart from the usual middle age sproutage from ears and nostrils, from the age of about 40 I've had 2 or 3 rogue whiskers growing out of the bridge of my nose. What's that all about?
I literally have to shave it.
Guess I should hoik em out with some tweezers. |
Why do I always sneeze when I pull one of those out? |  |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 18:07 - Feb 6 with 549 views | Flashberryjack |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 16:34 - Feb 6 by longlostjack |
Why do I always sneeze when I pull one of those out? |
Same here. | |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 19:49 - Feb 6 with 527 views | Catullus |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 15:02 - Feb 4 by BrynCartwright |
Same here Flasho. Apart from the usual middle age sproutage from ears and nostrils, from the age of about 40 I've had 2 or 3 rogue whiskers growing out of the bridge of my nose. What's that all about?
I literally have to shave it.
Guess I should hoik em out with some tweezers. |
I have a single hair growing out of my forehead and my right eyebrow has gone all Dennis Healey on me but I haven't started going bald yet.
About 10 years back I bought a good clippers and started going 2 all over, just because it's easier. I went to a 1 just before Christmas, when I do go bald hardly anyone will notice.
What I have started losing, about 8 years back, is my marbles but that's another thread, if I remember! | |
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| When did you start losing your hair? on 22:00 - Feb 6 with 505 views | majorraglan |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 12:22 - Feb 6 by BLAZE |
I've always had a forehead big enough to play cricket on, but I've now started receding at the front corners as I've 'matured'; I guess slowly heading towards a widows peak. I tried minoxidil for about 6 months but saw no benefit with it; in fact it's horrible greasy shit that I was happy to knock on the head. I've also been taking finasteride in pill form for 9 months now. Went to re-order more today and it's gone up from £60 for 6 months to £80 (you need a prescription from the doctor, but understandably it isn't available on the NHS). It's a costly exercise which I'm not sure I want to get any further into, as the price is only ever going to keep going up from here
The problem is you don't actually know if it's working. I'm not rapidly losing hair anyway (it's still full on top), but would it have been worse without the pills!? It's impossible to say
They say the best countermove when hairloss gets bad, it to just shave it off and get a gym membership. I could definitely do with one of those. |
One of the guys in work went over to Turkey and got a hair transplant, they take hair from the back of your swede and reposition it on the top of your head. He's quite happy with the results. | | | |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 22:23 - Feb 6 with 489 views | TNT |
| When did you start losing your hair? on 22:00 - Feb 6 by majorraglan |
One of the guys in work went over to Turkey and got a hair transplant, they take hair from the back of your swede and reposition it on the top of your head. He's quite happy with the results. |
He's got a Fez, mun.
Or Fes.
Banned in Turkey nowadays, I think. | |
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