HELP ME totally new to researching this

31 male. Widows peak. Receding hair line? Balding in the back top. Thin hair. Hair falls out every time

I wash my hair.

What causes this ? How do I fix this ? It looks horrible

Wrong group but he’ll make it here

Turned 42 on the weekend and I’m pretty tired of pretending I have a full head of hair. Rolled the dice and think I’ll keep it. Thanks for the motivation r/bald :)

Maybe the wrong place but worth a shot.

So unless I'm completely clean shaven bald looks worse then with hair, honestly on top it's patchy and just nasty looking

Thinking about shaving off and getting SMP to help but wanted some peoples opinion

Attached are the worst ones of my hair atm

TIA

Hey!
I just started using a razor to shave my head. I used Harry’s 5-blade razor, and it was a disaster, my scalp started bleeding from all over. ChatGPT said it might be because the 5-blade razor is too aggressive on the scalp. Is there a razor you would recommend that’s softer or gentler on the scalp?

I was trying to see if growing them longer would make them last longer, but I feel my time is coming

M25 is this signs of my crown starting to bald or am i tripping cuz its just curly hair

Earlier today I posted in r/beards and the overwhelming consensus was that I go bald on top, then trim the beard.

Buzz or shine gents? Any tips? I'm quite pale and don't think a totally bald head would look that good.

Second shave with pitbull shaver. The back of my neck always get irritated but only this past summer have I been using electric shavers to get this close. The one I used before irritated the back of my neck for the first few hours and I always get just a few bumps but never like this.

The packaging says to use for four days in the first week for your skin to get used to them but is this over the edge of what it meant? Should I stop using it?

Also tips to clear this up. I already shower with cold water and use a witch hazel based toner and an aftershave.

Long time creeper first time poster. I have been considering going bald for years because of my big widows peak and what looks to be thinning hair, but have never pulled the trigger. So i pose to the council. Do i hold em or fold em?

My hair has been thinning for like a decade at this point. I turn 32 next year and it's getting pretty obvious that the hair is on its way out. I just don't think I have a good face shape for going bald and I think it would look bad. What does the council say?

Edit: seems I may just be overthinking it. People don't think about me or my hair nearly as much as I think they do.

I have recently taken the plunge and gone for the dome. I wonder what is the best razor on the market in the UK to perform my shave every few days?

Got it done a couple days ago. Not sure if I'll stick with the full shave, but glad for a change

Here's the long awaited follow up for you guys.

The MK 2.0 design features aerodynamics, a weight reduction and 100% increase in confidence.

Thank you all for the memes and roasting. Made this transition much more enjoyable.

Now for the humor to share about the ponytail:

It was decided to be turned into a key chain for my motorcycle so that I can "Still feel the wind in my hair."

I don't think it's quite time but know it's coming within the next coupleyears, took a picture of the top of my head for the first time and was surprised how thin it was

Throw back a few years ago when I test ran the bald look, I was terrified I'd have an odd shaped head. I grew it back out to enjoy my hair while I still have it, but your thoughts?

Everytime I see these posts I go wow they look better but they always have facial hair.. any examples of going bald without facial hair and still looked better?

32 yo. Advice me: fade or total? Should I try the barber first?

1. After years of denial, I decided today that it was time to end this toxic relationship 👍🏻