Tips on me losing my hair.

Wouldn't advise that you bother, if it's male pattern baldness. I'm 22 and almost completely bald on top. Though I'm insecure about it at times, I just remember that I've lived with receding hair since I was 16 (and therefore much more subject to people audibly noticing) and I've only started to look properly bald for the last two years.

In your twenties nobody cares, the only wee gripe is that twentysomethings with advanced MPB look older than they are. This reverses as people approach their forties and fifties: people often predict my 52-year old uncle as being 40 years old. If you're 30 by the time you're my stage you'll be fine.

If you don't mind me asking at what age did you think "sod this" and buzz it? I've got a prominent M shaped hairline atm and I think I'm thinning on top but it isn't all that noticeable. I've managed to accept that I'm going bald and am somewhat over it but I don't want to jump the gun too early- if that makes sense. I'm 21, nearly 22.

Hello,
I am Male and losing my hair, what can you advise for me to use to regrow my hair in strength.

are you receding? if so, there's nothing that effective on the market for this, even hair transplants often don't work, look at Rooney

Eating foods with protein and vitamin B and E so fish, eggs, seeds and nuts, leafy greens etc. I've heard that helps

Wouldn't advise that you bother, if it's male pattern baldness. I'm 22 and almost completely bald on top. Though I'm insecure about it at times, I just remember that I've lived with receding hair since I was 16 (and therefore much more subject to people audibly noticing) and I've only started to look properly bald for the last two years.

In your twenties nobody cares, the only wee gripe is that twentysomethings with advanced MPB look older than they are. This reverses as people approach their forties and fifties: people often predict my 52-year old uncle as being 40 years old. If you're 30 by the time you're my stage you'll be fine.

I used apecin for about a year, It didn't make more hair grow or it necessarily make it stronger, but it didn't feel so fine.

Yes I am receding, but is there anything I can do to improve the flow of my hair permanently for example, shampoo, conditioner, technique.
Thanks.

Hello,
I am Male and losing my hair, what can you advise for me to use to regrow my hair in strength.

This reverses as people approach their forties and fifties: people often predict my 52-year old uncle as being 40 years old. If you're 30 by the time you're my stage you'll be fine.

Unfortunately I expect to be single until a late age or so I want to, so I want to be well-presentable for a long time.

Disregard hair, aquire jason statham mode.

Massive thanks for your inference that I'm not "well-presentable" then. I damn well am.

Do the male relatives suffer in your family from baldness? If so then its almost certainly male pattern baldness.

Unfortunately there isn't a de-facto way of curing male pattern baldness but there are medically tested ways that can reduce the hair loss or even regrow hair on certain parts of your head.

The first one is Minoxidl, sold in the shops under brand names such as 'Regaine'. It usually comes in liquid form and you need to put it on your scalp twice a day. It has been proven to stop or regrow hair loss for some men on the top and crown of your head, but isn't proven to regrow hair at the front of your head on your temples.

The second is called Finersteride, most commonly sold under the brand name Propecia. This comes in the form of a pill and is designed to reduce the effect the hormone that causes male pattern baldness has on hair loss. Again it certainly isn't guaranteed to stop hair loss or regrow it. This pill can have side effects and is quite expensive so its debatable whether its worth it.

Otherwise I can suggest having shorter hair styles. Longer hair styles will make your hair loss more apparent. Also consider using a good volumising shampoo and a decent, non-greasy hair product to make your hair appear thicker.