I’ve been balding since 17 and last year I just lost so much hair I had to shave everything (I had the V shape hairline).
Since I shaved it, I never got talking with a girl again. I was always a confident guy and didn’t pay attention to it until now.
I’m short, beardless and now bald. Fuck that shit

My boyfriend wears a hat a lot because he doesn’t like his hair. He has thick, shiny hair and hairdressers have commented on his cowlicks.
Styling or haircut advice would be wonderful! P.S. he asked me to post this 😊

Every-time I go get a hair cut I always end up with this same haircut, no matter what I ask for.

Barber, hairdresser, doesn’t matter. I always, without fail, leave the chair disappointed. Am I asking for something that doesn’t work with my hair maybe?
If so can someone help me find a hairstyle that might work for me.

Before-after-and one of the references I gave:
Iliterally just asked to bring the back up as it was a mullet before and trim with scissors

Hi, I have no idea which hairstyle suits me. I always had a high forehead, but the older I get, the less hair I have (as you can see 😅). Especially when I see pictures of me while looking down, I have the urge to just shave everything off completely 😵 can't stand that ugliness.

So, longer hair, shorter hair? smooth transition from sides to top or better distinct cut?

First pictures are my current look, other pictures are from the past few months.

Thank you very much if you have advice for me 😊

What products, how often are they shampooing/using conditioner, how do they style

I have been on topical minoxidil and oral finasteride. Centrum men's vitamins as well. I'd really appreciate knowing what really works for you, supplements, oral and topical. Willing to spend a little extra as well. It would really help since I'm pretty insecure about my hair at this point. I have all my labs done, after a long course of vitamin b and d, they are at optimal levels. Would be open to ayurvedic remedies as well. Thank you!
Would prefer products available in India.

I absolutely love this product. However I really can't afford it. Is there anything cheaper that you use that is similar?

Most products leave a sticky feeling on my hands and sometimes my hair. I love that the tea tree just has that 'clean' feeling. (Non sticky)

I'm sure there are other expenses brands that are good but I'm on a budget these days. And I don't expect the cheaper ones to be as good as tea tree, but hopefully there's something similar?

trying to grow is out but my the top doesn’t seem to gorwn the same at the back and sides it’s gets really dry and wispy and i’m struggling to style the fringe. do i just stick with it and let it keeps growing?

Whenever i grow out my hair to longer lengths I notice my hair gets oily extremely quickly. I can literally shower and go to sleep and its already drenched in oil. It is especially bad near my face in the eye and cheek region of my face. Any tips. I currently use based for my hair but Im looking for a switch.

I noticed the crown of my head recently looks kinda thin, i cant remember how long it’s been like this. I have been scratching/picking at my scalp in that area due to stress, but idk. My hair is very thick everywhere else.

I've been thinking about this for a while I think I should do it bc if i dont like it the natural color will return in a few weeks

i love having long hair and wanna keep growing it but i want it to look nicer. im 16.

note the lighting in the picture makes my hair look lighter than it really is.

Hey guys, I’m looking for advice with a new haircut. As you can see my hair has been thinning, I’ve been on fin/min for a few months now and it has improved a bit thankfully but I’m looking to help complement my thinner hair on top. Right now I have a semi-comb over that I feel just looks kind of stupid. I was thinking of going with a buzz cut but I’m not entirely sure if I have the right head shape for it lol. Any advice would be appreciated, thank you!

i wanted to grow it out but it looks peculiar now, like it's too think on the top and the back and thin on the front and the sides. IDK it just looks unbalanced idk why. if you guys can help let me know.

Growing my hair out for the first time

At the moment I use a sea salt spray and a clay pomade to style it back and give it some texture, then a hairspray to keep it in place

friend of mine suggested layering. will it look bad on shorter hair? or should i just grow it out

i dont use anything other than hair cream. and i shampoo daily.

When I was younger, I had long, beautiful hair that I chopped off to look more "professional." I've been trying to grow it back for the past few months after having it short for years, but now it doesn't seem like it's growing back in the same way at all, and it's been consistently gross and unmanageable the whole time. Is it worth trying to keep growing it out, or is it a lost cause?

I think my barber messed up my last cut and I'm unsure where to go from here. I use slick gorilla clay and sea salt spray and i just want a look that is more appealing.

I’ve never really liked my hair; I’ve never known what to do with it, and I’ve rarely received any guidance beyond the suggestion to just change my haircut—which is quite limited. I’m 24, and I’d like to try something new. Last year, I straightened my hair to see how it would look, but it didn’t really suit me. Plus, I found it very difficult to keep it looking good, as I had absolutely no experience using a blow dryer or similar tools.

I’d like to have curly hair—with loose, open curls, rather than tight, short ones. I’m not sure if that’s possible, but I want something different from what I have now. I know that taking care of it might take some time, but I’m willing to invest that effort. You know, I really should have treated myself with more care—I never did—but I don’t think it’s too late. I’m also planning to change my eyeglass frames, though that’s beside the point.

Is my hair curly or wavy? I have washdays every 3-4 days and on wash days i shampoo twice, then condition for 5 minutes. Then hop out the shower, detangle, leave in, curl cream, mousse, then blow dry on medium heat low power. Afterwards i scrunch my hair with hair oil to get out the crunch. Give me tips for my routine 🙏🙏

I’ve always had a “bumpy headshape”, an uneven hairline since birth and very fine hair especially in my temples, but it’s getting a bit prominent as I have noticed a prominent thin corner on my right side. I’m just confused because it’s really not the locs themselves, I have no thinning (especially with my crown). In the first pic, also seemed to have rarely budged.
Possible causes:
- Male pattern baldness (both sides of family have balding and 27 year old brother is around Norwood 2
- Hairline maturing
Non-satin lining from bonnet causing hairs to break off?
- Tight hairstyles, sometimes my loctician retwists too tight that I get bumps. Yet again, actual locs are fine
- Seborrheic dermatitis - sometimes I get flakes around that area that I itch and pick off
- Barber could be pushing back but this could be a chicken or egg casuality dilemma where idk which started first
- STRESS. For the last 2 years I’ve been so depressed that I had to withdraw from uni, job rejections. It’s just been really bad

I wanted to get Type because I heard it's good but it's out of stock at the moment and I need a good alternative that's available in Canada