IS THIS BALDING? - Baldcafe Reacts r/balding 

Dude, you're so right, social networks are creating more and more complexes around baldness in people who have virtually nothing. It's tiring this superficial aspect, if you don't have a straight braided hairline you've got baldness, like what these really absurd I'm sure that our parents and our grandparents were much less obsessed with superficial details.

You have a great community here and provide a great service to men. Thanks for all you do.

You’re not bald until someone describes you as bald.

I find myself revisiting your channel over and over. Like every 4 weeks or so when having an emotional insecure meltdown. My lack of confidence in braving the shave once more through fear of not suiting the look. Cap on with a bald patch, cap on when I shave. Can't bloody win. Despite all this, your words of encouraging wisdom and experience always helps. Just want to say It's greatly appreciated. I'll get there eventually.🤞

What I find interesting is back when I still had a full head of hair, the thought of the possibility of losing my hair wasn't even something I had in mind. Like I literally didn't even think this was a thing for me. Losing your wasn't something that I even picked up as an existing condition. And now it's such a prevalent "phenomenon" that young guys with full hair freak about about their hair falling out even though nothing is happening. It's crazy.

I can remember feeling so depressed about it, wearing caps 24/7 and I look back with so much regret. I keep it short and am fully prepared to let it go and know 100% my partner is totally fine with it either way. I hope these young guys that are going bald get past these stages! respecttt baldcafe

The best channel about getting your head right! Excellent points here! There's an absolute need for these kinds of videos, dude!

I’m here for you telling the ads to shut up & for the bloopers. 😂💯

I'm personally really glad that I wasn't using Reddit at all when I first started losing my hair. I could just imagine the hours I would have wasted posting pictures of my hairline and desperately seeking approval or reassurance that I was going to be ok. We've definitely made a lot of progress in terms of normalizing balding over the last few decades, but I feel like the modern social media age has caused us to take a few steps backwards. There are so many ads for new hair-loss products or medications, and so many viral videos of people transforming themselves with hair transplants, hair fibers, combovers, etc. I know none of this is particularly new, but I can't help but feel like some of the old stigma has started to resurge a bit. EDIT: Not that I think anything is wrong with wanting to keep your hair, and I'm glad that there are options out there. I just mean that it feels like the general attitude towards hair loss has regressed a tiny bit.

Goddamn you are looking absolutely great in this vid man. Damn it really suits you the whole look with the suit jacket and shaved head!

Love these casual videos, lets the humor and personality show a lot. Cheers

Please do more bloopers in the future, pure gold right there! :D

Great video just what I needed thank you

That’s an excellent camera & lighting setup you got right here Harry, great job 👏

I just shaved my head with safety razor, great feeling

The beardstache is such a good look for you Harry

I feel like it's all relevant, if you wanna catch it early and you want to go on medication it's good to monitor if your hairline changes if not who cares just don't worry about it. I personally noticed a bit of temple recession at 31, went on medication and at 34 i have my full hairline back but a friend of mine went the opposite way and shaved it early (before it was even too bad) and he's happy as well. The important thing is not to stress too much about it, there's more important things in life to worry about.

Great video. I would love to see more videos like this one. :)

I like this type of video Harry

I never suited hair so i was sweet birds love my shaved head thick eyebrows

You reacting to that guys cowlick 😂

Reddit is mental. r/bald is TOO MUCH

But also, a juvenile hairline and a mature hairline are two very different things. Someone could have a mature hairline for the rest of their life. There’s a constant failure for this to be mentioned across the board

12:30 “You now have young men who are freaking out about going bald before they are even going bald”…

the aristotle look is a look for real!

Very interesting upload 😲😲👍🙂. I think the main concern for me is what the shape of my head will look like. My head is too big, I’m sure I’ll look like Meggamind 4 real if I shaved my head😟. BUT when the time comes I’ll pluck the courage to shave my head 🙂👍.

everyone balding to some degree, they're just in denial about it

Great video Harry the outfit is 🔥

Great beard bro 💪

It's this concept that a man is supposed to look like Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise with perfect hair. And every guy thinks then that hair loss is like the most horrible thing that can happen to them aka "now im a loser, a failure" etc. Social Media is not helping with this issue either, if anything they are making it worse for guys. It should be where its completely normal that you are bald, so what? its life, it happens.

How's the move went so far mate? Enjoying the new town? Well old town revisited.

Big ups Baldcafe

Also scalp massages is proven to prevent hair loss I do scalp massages everyday and my hair has grown thicker

Bloopers 😂

The guy is surely diffuse thinning in 13:10

One question out if context here but why do u drink so much coffee....is is the same addiction we have for chai(tea) in india..or does coffee has any actual benefits

Alot of these young kids think your hair line suppose to start above the eyebrows. Its soo silly especially around the urban community.

guys check your D3 and zinc levels... and if you are D3 deficient, supplement it with K2 and magnesium zinc shouldnt be taken too much, otherwise you will need to supplement copper with it

How bad is having a dent on top of one side of my head, when i eventually go bald? How bad will it look?

I am going to order that Phillips 1. I just would like to be able to grow a beard. My mustache and chin come in nice and full, but my sides are not very dense. I am 66 now, but seeing these guys asking about balding in their 20's and you can recall the loss of sleep and all the things that you missed out on because of the control this thing had over me. I have the worst hair for a man. It is very fine and curly. I used tons of spray and if it was a very humid day, I wouldn't go out or wear a cap. A chance of rain? It was a cap or no go. I would not stand or sit under lights. I started believing all hair system and transplant commercials. Between my 30th and 61st birthday, I am probably being very conservative in this....I have probably spent $70,000 or more on systems and a HT. COVID allowed me to experiment with a buzz cut and last year I retired so I have a rebirth. Baldcafe really gave me the kick I needed to know that this stupid thing that I stressed over caused me to miss out on so much in life. And time is one thing that we can never get back. It also helps that many famous people are now doing the chrome dome look and rocking it so that also helped. And it is like 7 out of 10 men will either be balding or go bald. I just don't want to see a young guy have the same stresses that I went through.

17:40 No this is definitely a disaster. I'm 16 and sick of my thin hair. But if I get a buzz I will look like shit. And bald? Probably even worse. I will get burned and roasted by my school everyday until the day I graduate. Or until I get a decent beard (3-4 years at least).

Just shaved today after 4years of minoxidil and fin thank you for the advice I feel free to

What really sucks is when a guy is balding and decides to shave his head, and finds out he has a fucked up head shape....like an egg!!! Or a cone!! They lose either way!!! 😂😢🤣

I think what worries you is the idea you missed out by not taking fin and preventing while you still could like allot of these people in this reddit sub section bro

Maybe it's just another one of my damn conspiracy theories,but I think all this over dramatisation of going bald is more of a big corporation created thing,for as far as I can remember,even when I was a kid,on TV,we would see daily advertising of some sort of "miraculous" antibalding product

Going bald is all about will others find you attractive. I think that’s the only real issue.

Harry looking extra Andrew Tate here