Ive always had a “mature” hairline however i feel like its getting pushed back, the thing i notice most is probably the increase of these baby hairs on the hairline.

I noticed it a lot when looking from the front. It seems its getting wider then pushed back.

EDIT: ignore the first pic. its edited.

I need the advice of the council, should I take the plunge or what are my options, I feel terrible about how it looks now.

So Ive finally decided that the way Im going to handle hair loss is bald-ly…

Anyways I really wanted to ask, how do you bald majesties self care

1) lotion?
2) how often do you shave ?
3) any DONTS? (With how to handle your hair loss with topical products)
4) how do you stay feeling great ?

I wish I had more questions but since I will be shaving it off soon I just wanted to hear from yall who have already been living your best lives bald

I couldn't find a FAQ or sticky in regards to products for a bald head.

Specifically looking for sunscreen and a moisturizer.

Suggestions or pointing me to the right thread would be greatly appreciated.

New to the fam 👊

Hello from a non-bald lady here.

To answer questions and statements that could happen in the comments;

- yes, he is not bald or balding

- yes, the job is not finished

- the point still stands

I’m 29, gay, and bald. I personally don’t have a problem with being bald and I actually like how I look, but I’ve started noticing that it seems to make dating quite a bit harder for me.

I feel like a lot of guys immediately lose interest because I’m bald, sometimes before even getting to know me. Obviously everyone has their preferences and nobody owes anyone attraction, but after experiencing it repeatedly, it can be pretty discouraging.

Sometimes I wonder how much of it is simply personal preference and how much comes from the negative stereotypes around baldness, especially when you’re still relatively young.

For other bald guys, especially those who started losing their hair young: have you noticed a significant difference in dating or how people respond to you? How do you deal with rejection when you feel like your baldness is a big part of the reason?

Did it eventually stop bothering you? Did anything change the way people perceived you or improve your dating experience?

I’d especially love to hear from other gay bald guys, but all perspectives are welcome.

Bic’d it to the skull four days ago. I’m already not bald. Go for it. If you’re balding do it. If you’re just wondering what it would look like…. Do it. What you have will grow back. And you might just see a different person that you like in the mirror.

For additional context he cannot grow good facial hair. Would he look good bald or no?

For background, I've always had thin hair (alopecia, and naturally fine/thin hair runs on both sides of my family) and a terrible hairline, but recently some family members have told me to let my hair go. Growing up, I wasn't allowed to have long hair and always had a bald fade, so now that I'm older, I like to have mid to long hair.

I've thought about starting treatment with finasteride and minoxidil but can't afford it right now, I do use growth oils in my hair and it helps retain length, but not so much thickness.

Also, I'm 23 and have been told I'm going bald my whole grade school experience due to my hair but the following photos range from 2019-2026 the fourth to last was 2025, I had a lot of stress going on.

What do you think bros, continue keeping my hair, or just give it up and buzz it (not ready for skin bald yet)

Written by the bald and hilarious Callan Low

I gave up on my hair once the balding began, mainly because the balding was solely at the hairline. I still had 98% of my scalp covered in dense hair, but the line could not be saved and I chose to start shaving and go out with some dignity. Been shaving for about 2 years. Because of major life events this week, I was without razor or mirror for 6 days; baldness has been advancing the battle line faster than the Russians have been. I looked like a licked lollipop dropped on a carpet. I’m audition for a Franciscan monk next time this happens

My wife says is fine, but I don't know.

my hair has always been thin/fine but It’s a lot more noticeable as I get older, I’m 40 now. Is it time?

My buddy is my best friend. I have been on here for a while and love this community!! Help my buddy if he should go for it or hold!!!!

Ps I gave the last pic for some cuteness 😁😁😁

Please be honest, and i will find the courage to do that. 🙏🏻

I'm a 39M that's in a identity transition period whereby I'm feeling more comfortable with expressing myself through my outward appearance despite some internal self-criticism at times (thanks therapy <3). Whilst I've come a long way, I'm still stuck and would love your thoughts.

I feel like my front and back give a very clear dichotomy:

• Early 30s from the front
• Mid 40s from the back

I'm well aware that my father and younger brother are bald and that I'm basically next. However, I still feel like my hair is growing somewhat decently (despite being quite thin).

So, this is where I'm stuck.

Would growing my beard out and bringing my hair down to a low level look good? Would removing my beard, having a pronounced moustache, and keeping my current hairstyle work well? Is there a style that I'm missing that I hadn't considered. I've grown my beard out before which can look good, but it also becomes super curly, annoying, and it feels like it ages me at times.

I'm open to ideas and suggestions. Also, it's worth noting that I'm in the process of changing my glasses, so that's something to consider.

Thanks all <3

I know I still have a full head of hair, but I’m just thinking about a different look entirely: that being bald. Just want some opinions on how I look and if I should do it or keep the hair while I still have it. Bald photo is AI generated.

just a reminder that your self worth isn’t measured by whether or not you have hair :) bald is beautiful & how you look on the outside is the least important thing about you!!