Yeah I agree with @Leaf
Keep your hair short and clean
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I know everyone is saying short,
But I say wear it how you would regardless of the thinning.
Growing it out doesn’t really hide it, but could also look really nice.
My husband has thinning hair and always kept it short.
Always thought he looked nice.
During COVID he grew it out and I lost my mind.
He looked soooo good.
I’ve been insisting on him keeping it longer since.
Of course he has kind of ridiculously curly hair, so it grows out a little differently,
But you know what I mean.
Any haircut can look good with thinning hair.
You shouldn’t let it dictate how you cut or don’t cut your hair.
Does that make sense?
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Agreed! My husband, too, grew his during Covid. Sometimes, he pulls it into a mini ponytail or bun, and it’s so darned cute. I worry other women will notice! Then I’ll have to hire @shutterbug to bite them and scare them away. I’m hoping to work out a “buy three bites, get the fourth free” deal.
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That’s funny.
I actually like it when other women flirt with my husband.
It’s like a compliment or something.
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I recently got a buzz cut i had long hair but it looked like i got out of a homeless shelter
This is the sort of hair thinning I’m getting too.
I bought a comb with spaces between the comb teeth and hold onto my hair when brushing it. To reduce how much hair I pull out.
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You guys do know there is medication for balding/thinning? It’s called Propecia/finasteride.
It’s a hormonal drug so I avoid it.
I didn’t like having to comb my hair so I got a buzz cut. Recently I was diagnosed with covid-19 on the day I was supposed to get a haircut with the group home. I can’t decide if I like the result more than I hate it but when haircut day comes around the hair will go.
I vote short! It’s a nicer look that way.
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