I WAS GOING BALD FAST IN HIGH SCHOOL 

Exactly, how does a crowd yell "balding" in unison at a soccer ⚽️ game? Then someone referred to him as Caruso; kids are mean. Aedin

​@@aedinquinn8687looks like he went to a private Christian high school - maybe that (his faith) gave him the confidence he needed?

@@Jaggerbushlet me be clear, I’m not religious. In my area it’s pretty common to attend catholic schools if you’re not religious. And that rivalry is a pretty big deal so it’s not uncommon for opposing student sections to say things along those lines.

That would absolutely demolish me. Mfs in that crowd weren't rude, but pure evil

@@degenetron7590 it was cold. That's the kind of thing that a young person may not be capable of dealing with.

Real

teleportation, talking with animals, kamehahameha waves, some of the things you will achieve after balding

It's a big deal; one has to determine attire that will compliment bald head, i.e.: sports analyst Richard Jefferson's unbuttoned "Chippendale" shirt is unprofessional, sports analyst Jay Will's sleek tie, thin build, buttoned shirt w/jacket compliments bald head, professional image. Aedin

What choice did he have?

@@Jaggerbush he had every choice in the world, and he chose how to react?

A low hanging fruit that one

Caruso unironically earned everyones respect tho cuz hes a beast on the court

It's weird how people make it out to be that men have it easier, or men are treated better, with terms like "male privilege." You look at stuff like this and it's obvious women get treated better than men. Being fat is a choice and being bald isn't, yet making fun of a fat woman is considered a social taboo but making fun of a bald or short man is considered okay.

I think alot of people dont know that its not something men can control.. Its like they think you dont take care of yourself or are too stressed, etx

Derma rolling won't do shit (just saying) you gonna end up bald anyway. Only finasteride + minoxidil will freeze your hairloss in time as long as you use both these treatments forever and don't give up. Everything else is copium. If you are " anti drug " then better to just shave your head and accept fate. Too bad since finasteride + minoxidil are extremely safe drug unlike the fear mongering you can read on the internet says.

It’s not necessarily the fear of sides that puts all people off. You must also recognise that many men just don’t want to have that constant daily use of medication and that feeling of being dependent on it. In many ways it keeps a lot of the problem of hair loss in your life since all of the problems are on an emotional level. You know at any time if you want to stop taking these pills and topicals etc then you will once again be confronted with that pain. Many would rather just suck it up and deal with that pain head on once and for all make peace with it and be done… luckily most recognise after that point that they really didn’t need to be so afraid of going bald as it’s never as bad as we fear.

​@Baldcafe shaving your head everyday like an idiot also will make you think about hairloss and make you depend on your hairloss forever. Same thing. Except you are bald and it's worse cause you can't do any cool hairstyle while bald.

Try massaging your head muscles so your crown doesnt get too tight. The low circulation also causes hair loss. Several studies show promising results

But also know its just the way men are made, its part of manly genetics so if u want to embrace it then by all means do so! 😊

Finasteride takes up to 2 years for the stabilization of hairloss (don't expect regrowth but stabilization only). Several months was not enough. Get back on finasteride as soon as possible and don't ever stop the treatment. Also combine Finasteride with minoxidil at the same time (just use both together) and again : never give up on minoxidil. In 2 or 3 years your hair will basically be the exact same as what you have right now (again : don't except regrowth with treatments). And then just get a small hairtransplant to fill in the ground you already lost. By doing that you will still have hair in 20 years and more. Giving up on finasteride so soon because you expected regrowth was a massive mistake. All finasteride does is freeze your hairloss in time. Minoxidil on top of finasteride " might " bring you back some ground but minoxidil alone won't save your hair long term. Just use both forever, be patient and never give up. Stronger treatments like GT20029 might be coming in a few years as well and hairtransplant work great as long as you are on both finasteride and minoxidil at the same time. There is hope but don't give up so easily. Hope this helped. 🙏 Edit : you might get a shedding (during the first year) at the beginning of those treatments, it's perfectly normal . It gets worse before getting better.

@@exactly1176 thank you, man. I will take finasteride back, in hope to stabilize the situation. Minoxidil is doing basically nothing. I will keep you updated🙏🏻

​​@tommasov10 you've got this ! Please don't give up 🙏. Just stabilize the situation while later getting a hairtransplant. You will be alright 👍. I started losing my hair at 18, thought I was doomed but at 31 years old I'm a solid Norwood 2 thanks to finasteride + minoxidil + a FUE hairtransplant 12000 crafts. I still have lots of crafts left for a future hairtransplant if I ever need to. And GT20029 is coming and I will definitely add it to my current hairloss stack. Consistency and patience are the key. Edit : minoxidil does nothing without finasteride. It has to be combined with finasteride to work well. And minoxidil once a day at night is enough, don't bother with minoxidil twice a day.

I hope you will also find confidence in whatever path you take. Do your thing and remember that the route of acceptance will always be there if you are ready and need it 👍

@@exactly1176 thank you for your time and all your informations. I will try and let you know👍

I’m a fan of the 0 all over lad. Welcome to the team 👍

How does one work on their eyebrows?

@@Jaggerbush too thick, just trimming, and shaving the unibrow :)

@@kroks06 gotcha!

My crown thinned badly and never felt so better once I buzzed the whole lot mate

Best safety razor is Twig from leaf shave with some Astra Platinum blades. Best disposable is Gilette fusion 5 proglide or Harry’s razor. Best electric is Braun series 9 best clippers is Remington quick cut or quick cut pro or WAHL home basic.

@@Baldcafe cheers H bad result against the scummers last night 👍

Mate same as me 😢

​@capablefan0870 If you want a tip from someone who has gone through what you are going through right now...then lift weights,bulk up and shave it all off. It will be INCREDIBLY difficult at first to prepare for other peoples comments...but its something that you need to do asap.your future happiness depends on this mate.

Wow!

wish u all best ❤

It comes good in the end 👍 thanks for sharing

Or you could have immediately taken dutasteride and saved your hair.

@@Pyro5kinetic6beaver never take dutasteride during ur teens or at least microdose, otherwise u will nuke your puberty. of course the best thing is to shave it off

@@smnrkr6025 no it isn’t, stop saying that.

@Pyro5kinetic6beaver I don't really beleive there is a true cure and it seems that with medicine and special treatments it's a constant struggle for little results. Maybe not even worth the hassle

You should get your hands on dutasteride, that plus oral min and micro needling with prp can probably get you back a lot of your hair but only if you start now.

​@@Pyro5kinetic6beaverIf he's already worse than what we saw in the video, dutasteride won't do shit. There's basically nothing to maintain.

@@Pyro5kinetic6beaver Jesus christ what a colossal pain in the ass to do this shit every day for the rest of your life for something as superficial as hair

ikr i have been experiencing the same shit. Am currently 16 and gradually balding, still trying to figure out and be happy with myself. All strength to you buddy everything happens for a reason, cheers.

@@sathya9195 us unhairing and hairless brothers shall support eachother at al times, cheers

For me it’s the exact opposite. My hairline doesn’t look that well (temples) but my thickness is still good.

​@UnknownUser_10 get in on finasteride as soon as possible and forget about your hairloss. But you must act fast.

Real question… do you truly forget about hair loss when taking finasteride or does it actually just keep it a thing in your life always slightly hanging over you. I’ve noticed a trend over the years with many people who watch the channel on hair loss meds but still watching hair loss content… it’s interesting and why I always try to make my content accessible for all people dealing with balding because you never know when they decide enough is enough and the go the route of acceptance.

​@Baldcafe thanks for your question. I'm gonna try to answer it as best as I can. I've been on hairloss meds since I was 18 (started balding at 18). My doctor told me back in time that considering how young i was and how aggressive and premature my hairloss was : I would be Norwood 6 by 25 years old (if I didn't do anything about it). I immediately got on hairloss meds st 18 (on minoxidil first, which was a mistake since it's too weak by itself) minoxidil slows down hairloss by a lot but doesn't stop it. The DHT has to be stopped ! But I fell for the fear mongering back in time and was scrared of finasteride... My hairloss was under controle until I was 25 with just minoxidil (never missed a single day). By 25 I was balding again but very slowly. I later got on finasteride and my hairloss got frozen in time, finasteride completely stopped my hairloss for years (of course I never dropped minoxidil) so I basically used both. 1 year ago I switched from finasteride to dutasteride, and it's been a year and I got crazy regrowth, my hair came back to a thick Norwood 2 and is barely noticeable at 31 years (currently on both dutasteride and minoxidil) so basically on the strongest gear. Finasteride was working just find but i wanted some regrowth that's why i made the switch to dutasteride. And I have no side effects whatsoever etc... At 31 my hair are as good as when I was 18 which is insane to me since I was supposed to be a Norwood 6 by 25. My brother who is 1 year younger than me didn't take any hairloss meds and started balding later than me (at 20) and he is now completely bald (Norwood 6) at 30 years old. He regrets not taking any meds but it is what it is and he moved on despite those regrets. My point is : hairloss meds are extremely powerful and work extremely well as long as you start early on and as long as you are not lazy with it (you've got to be consistent and never give up). So to answer your question : No i don't worry about hairloss anymore (even though i don't forget about it). And i only go on hairloss RU-vid channels to help other people. That's it . And if I ever lose a bit of ground despite the meds in like 10 or 15 years : I know I could just get a small hairtransplant to fill in the gaps so no big deal. I'm basically never gonna be bald and I don't have to become bald. Winning against your " fate " is just the best feeling ever. " you will be a Norwood 6 by the age of 25 " . Me : " no sir, that's not gonna happen ". It just shows good will, strength and not giving up. That's my opinion and that's where I disagree with your take on hairloss . Nobody has to go bald anymore in 2023. Edit : you will say : " but it sucks to use minoxidil and to take dutasteride " . I will reply : " minoxidil takes 5 minutes per day (once a day at night is enough) it's just like brushing your tooth. It's that simple. And dutasteride takes you 5 secondes of your time, it's just a pill you swallow with a glass of water " . So it's no big deal. Then you just wash your hair in the morning and you're good to go. It doesn't take longer than shaving your head smooth everyday but it does make you look better since you keep your hair (as long as you started early enough etc...). So yeah while taking hairloss meds doesn't make you " forget about hairloss " : it does make you proud you are taking action. It's just like brushing your tooth not to get cavities. Same thing . But just like going bald doesn't make you forget about hairloss since when you shave your head : you notice you are bald and you lost your hair and didn't take action early enough to save your hair. I think that nobody forgets . But there is one good option (saving your hair) and one bad option (losing your hair and going down in terms of look and well being... at least by a little bit) . Hope my answer was clear enough and very precise 🙏

​@@exactly1176Actually you revealed yourself to be very insecure. Going bald isn't a "bad" option, it doesn't make you uglier. You aren't better for "taking action early" you're just insecure about your true identity, face it, it's part of you, it's in your DNA, you really should embrace it. Going bald requires much more courage and determination than hiding behind some hormone disrupting pills for the rest of your life. Stop fooling yourself.

They are scared of change

Indian people can't handle a shaved head.

Just a guess, but were you raised without a father in the household?

It takes time and it takes the development of self awareness. All part of the journey and you can get there.

I agree with you.

It’s a lot more common than you think

cope

Source: "TrUSt Me BrO"

Balding young is way more common than you think

@@tobeymaguire9053 Only among certain ethnic and racial groups. I have nothing against bald men. But it disturbs me to see many women deciding to date, marry and have kids with a bald guy, they are only perpetuating these defective genes. A man with full head of hair is usually nicer and less aggressive than a bald brute

@@AbdulKhader-786If you’re having a full head of hair you already falsified your last statement

@@AbdulKhader-786 I hate to break it to you but every human on the planet has "balding genes" it's been around since we were cavemen.

You hate it because you can’t understand or relate to the concept of being able to totally accept balding, be happy and have a great life. I assure you it’s very real and very possible.

I agree with you. They're always like "I started using Minoxidil but I stopped after a few weeks and Finasteride has a tons of side effects" without doing any research. The truth is, the vast majority of guys look better with hair and they'd definitely be happier.

I mean I don't think that's the message to take away here. The whole point of this channel is to support men who may have tried it all but still found themselves going bald. It's all about understanding and not being alone in the struggle, It's really great that meds work for you but sadly it doesn't work like that for all of us. It's not that they are advicing not to fight but rather telling you that there's nothing wrong in "losing" the battle or just letting your hair go.

Did you miss the bit where he talks about accepting it? He said he didn’t want to have to do all that, he felt it wasn’t worth it. I know that concept is probably difficult to relate to perhaps but it’s real. Many men feel that way. Myself included.

Also the outro when he/we say you wana do treatments etc…do them pal.