Where's me 'air gone like!

[freecybermag]

OK I'm going to admit it, I have a bald patch coming :cry:
It's on the crown of my head and it seems to be becoming more obvious. Has anyone used these hair loss products with success. I know there are a lot of rip off's out there but there might be one you could recommend

Cheers

Chris
P.S. and no bald jokes please :lol: :lol:

 

[Jayne]

Don't worry about it Chris, most men look lovely bald, I wouldn't waste money on it

Sean Connery is yummy!

If it really bothers you, you can have it stuck back in like Elton John, but I bet it hurts or i'll post you some of mine, i've got loads of it :lol:

Jayne

 

[easyasit]

just shave the lot off mate!

Al

 

[freecybermag]

Cheers Jayne, my address is

You've gone Bald Cottage
Baldtown
hairlossville
Baldy
BA1 D1E

Easyasit. I have shaved it off but my missus is complaining that she likes my spikes. SPIKES I tell you, she doesn't compliment me on any other parts

 

[Jayne]

Men worry too much about hair loss, most ladies don't mind if you have hair or not. It's about the person, not the hair

Jayne

 

[sublime]

Hey whats your home address m8 i can do a wicked spitshine for a fiver! :lol: :lol:

all joking aside m8 i wouldnt bother about it as said above just shave the lot off i would say s good 50-60% of the male population are bald and most of them by choice, short hair is the in thing now

 

[crus]

Receeding a little here,

apparently DHT in milk and other steroid driven food is a BIG factor, and lack of Zinc.

My advice, is to make sure your diet is good with organic, steroid free meat and dairy products. Neck some xinc and eat some pumpkin seeds.

D

PS: HGH is supposed to be the thing to use, but v expensive!

 

[freecybermag]

These products you see in catalogues and shops, what do they actually do?? For example Boots sell Regaine, is it not worth buying or do they work for some people but the statics are low?

 

[crus]

If it works let me know!

;-)

My 90's pony tail cost me a good hairline :-(

But hey, shaved to a No.1 looks good, billy Zane style!

D

 

[Jayne]

If these things really work, why are men still going bald?

Total waste of money if you ask me, like all these beauty products for woman. They pay £100's on wrinkle cream and cellulite stuff and it doesn't work. You cannot stop ageing, unless you want the knife and I wouldn't want to :lol:

Jayne

 

[mumper]

Chris, don't let it bother you. I started going bald at 22 and once you realise there is absolutely nothing you can do about it, you tend to forget it.

Think of it like this - it's not a bald patch - it's a solar panel for a sex machine. 8) 8) 8)

 

[Jayne]

Mumper the sex machine, i'll have to remember that :lol:

Some men look better bald. My husbands mate went bald at 18 and looks great without hair.

Jayne

 

[fastfences]

Has anyone used these hair loss products with success. I know there are a lot of rip off's out there but there might be one you could recommend

Hi Chris,
I don't know whether I can really contribute to your dilemma positively, as the technology has advanced in leaps and bound since I first introduced myself to such products.

I was about 12 years old and very over-anxious to get a bit of hair happening in the pubic regions. I tried many such products and followed the instruction religiously - but nothing :cry: . I certainly rubbed and dabbed and wiped for about 3 months, but there was evidence of not one follicle. I think the eventual spring of growth was due not to the product, but the maturing of my years.

Hope this helps, Nigel

 

[freecybermag]

And now nigel, got anything?? :lol: :lol:

 

[Ravenfire]

What about getting your hair weaved, worked for Elton John?

 

[multilingual]

If you are looking for a good hair loss product I would try Immac.

Apparantly it's quite good.

Don't know much about hair growth products through, sorry.

:wink:

JB