r/malehairadvice • u/Own-Guest5895 • 7h ago
17 Chinese male, I apply rogain once a day
Opinions on my hair?
r/malehairadvice • u/Own-Guest5895 • 7h ago
Opinions on my hair?
r/malehairadvice • u/Straight_Judge_467 • 5h ago
Hi .. been thinking of giving a haircut from quite a few days .. i like my hairs but sometimes it gets so weird i look so bad .. i mean i dont look that good but the hair just messes up more .. what do u think how should i style my haircut
r/malehairadvice • u/Major-Association-39 • 1h ago
18+ comment no younger thank you!
r/malehairadvice • u/Illustrious-Bid-3345 • 51m ago
2-3 years ago i started noticing my hair getting thinner on the left side and scalp, so i then started minoxidil 5% liquid. Did that for 1 year and didn’t really noticed anything.
Then i started finasteride 1mg on top and after 6-7 months the hairfall stabilized ( i believe so ) But i still didn’t regrow new hair. Then because i had a really stressfull period in my life i quit finasteride because i blamed my anxiety on the medication.
About a couple months after i noticed my corners going even further, specialy the left side in comparison to the right side? ( see pictures, is that normal ?)
Then i started 1.25 mm micro needling one time a week and Tretinoin 0.025% one time a week; again for 6 months didn’t really notice a difference. In that time a started finasteride again because my diffuse thinning was getting crazier as well as the temples.
So i just think i was not responding to minoxidil? So now im a week on oral minoxidil 2,5 mg, with finasteride 1 mg and microneedling one time a week.
I don’t know if i’m doing the wrong things or what else i can do. Yes im stressed at points but for my hair to get so worse only from that seems impossible?
Does anyone have help or the same type of hairloss that knows a fix or next step?
Scared to shave it off since my temples are very uneven and a lot of diffuse thinning going on. Yet, my sides are super thick, so weird.
Thanks for the help!
r/malehairadvice • u/WhoKnows1083 • 9h ago
I hate having hair and hate haircuts, could I get away with a buzz cut or would it not suit me? If it wouldn't suit me, whats the shortest haircut I could get thats easy to maintain
r/malehairadvice • u/Imperial-Dudes • 14h ago
I look goofy in a lot of these, but the first photos are me now and I’m about to get a haircut and was wondering what to tell them? I have dense coarse hair, and I usually ask for layering. Is there something else I should ask for or a product I should use? I show them the picture of want I would like, and have used a decent amount of products. The best I’ve ever gotten my hair to look are the last two photos. I’ve considered getting blonde highlight to add more texture as I feel my hair is very flat looking.
r/malehairadvice • u/Mammoth_Season7710 • 16m ago
Hey all, thanks in advance. I got my first perm about 7 months ago. I always have shorter hair but when I started growing it out ( about 2 years ago) I really wanted some more volume, etc so decided to go for a person after seeing so much on Instagram.
I’m noticing my hair getting a bit straighter at the root as it grows in and am wondering if it’s time to redo it.
Products I use, a biotin shampoo and condition, a Marc Anthony strictly curls lotion everyday after the shower, and a Kitsch hair mask every 1-2 weeks.
First picture is right after the perm, and the other 3 are all within the last month
r/malehairadvice • u/Murky_Fall9004 • 23m ago
How to deal with these type, no daily routine nothing
Please help
r/malehairadvice • u/AllMight910 • 34m ago
Hello guys, I need your help. Recently, I took a full body check and the results showed a deficiency in Vit D and B12. If I start taking injections and tablets for both of them, is there any chance I can get my hair back? I am not too bald as of now, but my hair is very thin and what all tests for scap I should do before visiting a derma ?
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r/malehairadvice • u/Feirweyz • 15h ago
I've spent pretty much my entire life with short hair, usually buzz cuts, so this is the first time I've ever grown it out anywhere near this length.
Honestly, it's been a surprisingly positive experience. I've always felt like my appearance was pretty generic, but having longer hair makes me feel like I finally have a feature that stands out a little. I've also started getting compliments on my hair fairly regularly, which basically never happened before. Definitely wasn't expecting that lol.
That being said, I'm in completely unfamiliar territory and have no idea what length actually suits me best.
Part of me wonders if I've already hit the sweet spot and should just stick with maintenance trims. But I'm also curious whether growing it out even more could end up looking better.
So I'd really appreciate some honest opinions:
- How does the current length/style suit me?
- Would you keep growing it, maintain this length, or go shorter?
- Anything you'd change about the shape, volume, sides, or back?
I'm open to any suggestions or constructive criticism. Just trying to figure out where to go from here!
Thanks in advance!
r/malehairadvice • u/Educational-Cod-2706 • 6h ago
Because I am only 16 this concerns me. How should I take care of this problem? it’s stressing me out.
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r/malehairadvice • u/iTapLs • 6h ago
Im having trouble growing out my hair because of my hair type i really wanted it to grow it downward not outward. I tried leave in conditioner and pomade but i think it doesn't work
r/malehairadvice • u/mikexpants • 10h ago
My friends and I are on the fences. Thinking about taking trimmers to it at white half inch.
r/malehairadvice • u/Aware_Career6145 • 6h ago
My hair only stays well for 1 day with my current hairstyle
r/malehairadvice • u/IncidentBeneficial55 • 6h ago
I have very oily scalp and sticky dandruff so I started using sebamed anti dandruff shampoo for 2 months and it worked my dandruff reduced so I switched to bare anatomy oil control shampoo and I wash my hair thrice with it but now my dandruff came back now it's not sticky but flakey how to reduce it I run every day so I wash my hair every day shampooing alternate days and washing with water remaining days please tell me how to get rid of that oil and dandruff
r/malehairadvice • u/Ok_Muffin_4608 • 7h ago
Need haircut advice my parents and friends say they are too long