@@saviodias3803 I would say no other than my hairline naturally moving back as I matured into my mid 20s. I took photos of it a year ago, 90% sure it doesn’t look like it’s moved, could be completely in denial and denying the obvious truth though ahaha. If you are worried about yours, I’d recommend doing the same
Wow dude the same thing like me. One side more higher and higher with 1cm different lol and looks very assymetric. Other side looks like a perfect line with some irregularities. When i was 22yo i thought my hairline is receding but year ago nothing changed i had such a big stress and work with trichologist i using finasteride for half year and stopped. The main problem why my hair looks like receding because of gym and testosterone level "jump" because of high weights and food to make muscles. Never gonna back at gym to make power workout lol
I just realised that I have this, too. I really freaked out. Then I just scrolled out on my old Facebook photos and realised that I have V shape for at least 5 years. So I guess, its not balding... for now...
@@ballaz7307 thats balding then cause you have a widows peak your entire life even as a child. The very tip of the peak to the hairline shouldn't be more than half an inch. If you watch the video it'll explain everything for you. A widows peak is incredibly small and has nothing to do with balding. You do not have a big widows peak you have a receeding hairline there is a difference
well idk, nolan always had a high hairline; here's a photo from the 90's: images.contactmusic.com/images/artist/christophernolanap.jpg It hasn't really changed in 20 years it looks like. Here's when he was probably 15: external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse1.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIP.J4v6q-IKr5olNev0H574bQHaFg%26pid%3DApi&f=1 His hairline was slightly better at this point but then simply matured to what looks like recession but it seems to have stabilized after that. If it isn't changing wouldn't that indicate it's just a really high widows peak?
I have a small peak, but I love it because I never met anyone else who has it. Plus Vegeta has a huge peak and he's on of my favorite characters in dbz.
@@venusdragojlovic4227 Who gives a shit? Vegeta is what got people into DBZ.. Arguably. If I'm correct hes the most liked and most relatable character in the whole series. The best character development in all of DBZ. It could have been Gohan but they went and messed that all up.
@@ExMeroMotu9 never seen an ep j dont give a shit, im talking about the dudes hairline, when i people irl try to recreate it they usually fk it up and its called the triangle of shame
I'm 30 now and have been receding since I was like 18. I'm very self-conscoius about it at times but I have been lifting weights these past few years and that makes me feel better about myself. Recently I have also started getting greys 😁 to be honest I am happy to be healthy and have my family, that is most important. Those who really matter in your life will accept you for who you are.
I have a full Vegeta hairline since birth. Dense as hell, yet people might think I'm receding. My father is also like that and his hair is still strong on his middle 60s.
i try to enjoy it everyday, every second, but sometimes i forget, and i suspect that the next time i i'll remember it there will be less hair in my scalp
I’ve had a widows peak all my life, quiet a deep one. I’ve had people tell me I’m receeding from being 15! Yet 10 years later my hairline hasn’t changed and I’m still getting comments saying I’m receeding it’s so annoying!
I have the same problem, my widow peak Is very very pronounced, from 17/18 people started to tell me i'm balding, now at 22 i have Still the same hair on my head and without doing nothinf
Jack Wilshere probably isn't the best example of a maturing hairline. He started to lose his hair in his early 20s and had a hair transplant at about 26
Good information here. To clarify a little further: by the time we reach our early to mid 20s, most of us will have experienced a small amount of thinning in the crown, vertex and temple regions of our scalps which is commonly but not always accompanied by some mild recession of the hair line resulting in the 'widows peak' (Bill Clinton is a prime example of a man who has kept his childhood hairline.) Afterwards, some men will not experience any further rescission of their hairlines as they grow older although most of them will continue to lose density in the aforementioned regions albeit at a snails pace and will likely still have a decent head of hair by the time they become old age pensioners. On the reverse side of the coin roughly one third of us will continue to lose hair after our mature hairline is visible (with some poor souls being almost completely bald by the time the mature hairline is visible) either in the more common classic horseshoe pattern (were the hairline continues to recede as a visible 'bald spot' enlarges itself in the crown region oftentimes culminating in total baldness when the two 'meet in the middle' so to speak) or alternatively the less common diffuse pattern (were the crown, vertex and temple regions are all thinning out at the same time and at the same speed.) Male pattern baldness (or androgenetic alopecia) in both forms can oftentimes be treated using a combination of 5-alpha-Reductase inhibitors (drugs which decrease the production of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in the scalp thereby slowing the rate of balding with the potential regrowth) such as finasteride alongside topical solutions such as minoxidil (a medication which stimulates hair growth) and shampoos which contain ketoconazole (ketoconazole is an anti-fungal medication which inhibits 5AR, the enzyme which converts testosterone to DHT.) If you hadn't figured it out yet, it is DHT which is thought to be largely responsible for the onset and progression of male pattern baldness in susceptible men. It should go without saying that the earlier you're diagnosed with male pattern baldness and are able to begin treatment, the better the outcome in terms of being able to significantly slow down the progression of the condition often is (and I should mention here that results can vary greatly depending on individual biological responses to drugs such as Finasteride.) Fortunately for myself I responded positively to 'the big three' (finasteride, minoxidil, ketoconazole shampoos) which have helped me to maintain a full head of thick hair for almost a decade since I was first diagnosed with diffuse pattern hair loss in 2010 with no discernable side effects or loss in efficiency (on a somewhat related note I was also able to use topical minoxidil on my previously patchy beard for a period of six months which fixed the problem permanently.) I'll finish by saying don't go out in search of the treatments I've cited here without doing your research first as allergic reactions are possible and allergy testing is must. Moreover most people will experience some side effects when using 5-alpha-Reductase inhibitors such as finasteride. It's for you to decide if the potential risks of using treatments like the big three outweigh the benefits. Click the link below for more detailed information about the treatments I've cited in this comment: www.baldingbeards.com/best-hair-loss-treatment/#The_best_hair_loss_treatment_for_men_The_big_three
Charlie Welsford Don’t believe that, that picture of him with a shaved head where you can see his scalp is normal in harsh lighting I myself have very dense hair when I shaved it off too a number 2 you could see my scalp in harsh lighting
@@fatherzerk5841 you can't just imply that he had surgery based on assumptions. Just one freaking photo isn't enough to assume he's balding or was balding
@@zackadesina they say cancer isn't a disease aswell, but a defensive mechanism. Just like a person needs 20years of fuked lifestyle to get diabetes. And since male pattern baldness is correlated with other cardiovascular diseases I wouldn't disregard this so much. Who decides that losing your hair is not a disease. Cuz it's cosmetic? Would be losing your front teeth be treated the same way? Over 50% of kids have amalgram fillings. I mean how extreme fucked need a kid to be to leech steelmaterial out of your own body. I just say our body imbalances start alrdy prebirth, and get magnified by shitty diets from our parents. Is aging not a disease? It could be also a simple mineral imbalance. Not neccessary dangerous till you're 70. Just like prostate cancer usually is ignored cuz u die before it does lower your quality of life. Most people who have hairloss have on hairtests almost always either toxic amounts or no amounts of copper. And almost always a daily higher intake of calcium compared to magnesium. It's certainly an interesting topic.
If ur a guy and look like that wouldnt mind a bit. Hair is hair. It just is or is not. And I care not. Gimme a smile that shows a guy takes care of his teeth. I like that more.
It must suck being a man. Id rather die than go bald. Seriously. Or I’d have lace fronts glued to my head or hair transplants. I could never accept the fact of going bald.
Thank you man. I’ve had a rounded hairline and have been worrying. My dad did start going bald so I might. However I feel it’s more normal that how I was worrying. Think it’s just a maturing hairline
They say you get the hairline from your mothers father and with all male relatives in my family that has been the case! A son that’s balding but with a father dying with a full head of hair. Luckily, I got the widows peak from my moms father but not the balding from my father.
@@emptywallet1684 I think it’s okay. Like sometimes I look at it and think wtf and then other times I’m like wait nah it’s fine. So I do think it hasn’t moved. But when I get in that anxious state I think it has
I think youre massivly wrong here. You can still have an M-shaped hairline thats just a widows peak while not receeding. I, my brother and my father have had one since were children and none of us have receeded in anyway (except our dads having slightly matured). The hairline is futher back than normal but the hair at the peak is as thick as everywhere else. Its just how the hairline was like at birth
Hi Ben, here's a suggestion to help hair growth that costs absolutely nothing and it totally works - at least it did for me. Use your palms to lightly massage your head until you feel a bit of heat on your scalp. Press onto your scalp so that it is the scalp that moves, not your hair. Then move on to the next area. You can do this while shampooing your hair and when rinsing the shampoo off. I did this every day since Jan 2020 and after more than 6 months, I notice my hairline has improved. I don't have any photo proof becos I didn't even think it would work. Try it and see if it works for you.
hair loss happens in spurts. So you can get a receding hairline that may stay for many years before it procedes to get worse. What he got might be his natural hair that he would keep even without using drugs. No one can predict this tho..
I was born with an iPhone notch hairline and with low density hair.I am so paranoid and self conscious about it, especially since I’m growing it out and the weight is starting to reveal my scalp more. Plus, my hairlines pretty far back at it’s highest point. A finger from the lowest which is already 6 fingers from my eyebrows ( so I got a 6 head 💀). Turning 20 soon so I’m keeping a diligent eye out.
All the men in my family have the most thick (and might I even say beautiful) hair, but we all have a really shit hairlines. It kind of looks like we're all balding. Really wish we could stop calling men with high hairlines 'balding', since some of us are just born this way
yeah but unironically i think george costanza was the hottest character on seinfeld ppl who actually have interesting interests just usually dont speak up
you know you could have both. a widows peak usually is inherited or u r born with. the receding hairline u gain overtime within ur life. so u could most certainly have both but once the receding hairline gets strong enough overtime if it ever does, it could dominate the widows peak.
Jude Law clearly had a widows peak earlier in his life, though it started to receed pretty early it seems. Look at how his hair is in gattaca from 1997, his hair has started receding but he clearly has a point. Me personally think he has a badass receding hairline, like the joker ;) just as long as the back of the head dont bald
70% of peoples going bald my ass.. im 20 and balding and born with widow peak and balding hair.. why others teenagers i meet everyday( almost 80% till 25 y old) are not balding? Why i see too many peoples till 30 with full hair.. with thick and not balding hairline.. and for others is not a cure? Better bald but without Ed from propecia.. cuz is only treatment that slow the hair fall
I had a widows peak but by around age 18 -20 the sides started to receed quite progressively. The widows peak only made it look more profound but now I'd just say I have a receeding hairline possibly
I’m 20 years old and have no widows peak and I have a perfectly good straight hairline with no signs of any hair loss, I’m thankful to not have such terrible genetics. It’s one thing to bald in your 40s but it’s a big problem if your balding in your youth, it basically never began for you, even at Norwood 2 most women will view you as sub 4.
@@LooksmaxxingLMS Tbh mate I've learnt to accept it now. It is was it is. Also, I've started getting a 0.5 haircut which dramatically improves the look by reducing the noticeable hairline. My focus is growing a half decent beard and getting bigger and healthier in the gym. Also, looks are only half the battle. You have to have some substance aswell.
Hi so I'm only 18 and am using another account ngl to write this comment 😂. I've noticed a little bit of hair loss in my temples however this is more predominat on one side. Just wondering what you think to this. I feel like one day I will go bald but I'd hope this won't be too soon. I know I'm still young and so hoping it's just a mature hairline for now (I can't even grow a beard yet). However I feel like the way it's move back is similar although not exact to yours...
Hi, how's it going? I'm 44 years old and yeah yeah my front hairline is definitely receding. Unfortunately, it's not balding in the back which I think that's kind of more symmetrical looking because if somebody's bald in the back, you can tell that they're just bald but with the receding hairline, it sucks it. It's sort of reveals a bald spot or whatever.
I got a medium sized widows peak and a naturally uneven hairline. On top of that my dads side of the family are all bald, I’m 20 now and my hairline has definitely matured but determining whether I’m receding or not is proving to be one of the most confusing things I’ve ever done. Might comeback to this vid in a few years for the final verdict. See u all in 2025
@@_shmact i stopped using the minox and dht blockers a long time ago, decided to just face it. Tbh its receding a lot slower than i expected, my friends still think im crazy when i say im balding, but if you pull the hair back u can see its clearly gone back over the years. Im fine for now but will need a hair transplant in 2-4 years most likely. To summarise i am continually balding but i gotta admit, i have a bit more time than i thought i did in my reply 2 years ago. So not too bad
I not only have a widows peak but I also have a big forehead, I’ve been told since I was in like 5th grade that I look like I’m balding and I’ve always been self conscious about it and the thing is I have very thick curly hair and balding isn’t a trend in my family. My hairline hasn’t even looked like it’s moved at all but I still worry about it a lot. I honestly just think I’ve been gas lighted into thinking I’m balding and I fully believe I am at this point even though there’s 0 indications of it.
My grandpa is 60 and still has a full head of hair but it takes a long time for him to grow a beard, like year or more, me too, my dad and uncles grow beards but now that they are reaching and passing 49 have light thinning now, honestly if I grow bald I’d prolly try to grow a beard out, but I’m thinking I have more my grandpa genes
Which is true? A. Scottish DJ Calvin Harris does not have a widows peak hairline and Megan Fox’s toi et moi engagement ring consists of a pear shaped diamond and a pear shaped emerald. B. Scottish DJ Calvin Harris definitely has a widows peak hairline and Megan Fox’s toi et moi engagement ring consists of two pear shaped emeralds. Hint: I will only accept the fact that Megan Fox’s toi et moi engagement ring consists of a pear shaped diamond and a pear shaped emerald if Scottish DJ Calvin Harris has a straight hairline. I will only accept the fact that Scottish DJ Calvin Harris definitely has a widows peak hairline if Megan Fox’s toi et moi engagement ring consists of two pear shaped emeralds. Megan Fox is definitely a Slytherin. 💅🏼👗👠💍
Men who have more square head shapes (and thus skull shapes) usually also have more quare looking hairlines and tend to be the ones who have the non balding windows peaks. These are the ones sometimes confused with receiding hairlines and are called'mature hairlines'. The reason why some men get mature hairlines while not appear to be balding any further than that is because their hairlines changes shape because their skull is changing shape rather than any LOSS of hair. You see, when men transform from boys into men, their skull gets slightly more or a lot more square in shape. Obviously this underlying change in skull shape that things on top of that like the skin is streched to fit on that new shape. Usually facial features get more "square" looking too, like the square chins men typically get. Guys like Jude law are good examples of men who have very rounded heads. His skull shape is very round. The same thing goes for Ben Athur here. Also a very rounded head. Typically they do not have widows peaks. Usually guys with more dome-ish, rounded head shapes also have more delicate features than those who have square looking heads. Colin Farrell on the other hand, has a more square head shape, which more often has one. Some men continue to get more squar ehead shapes (like david beckham) and thus his hairline looks more square too. Similarly also his other facial features seem to increase in "masculinity". His brow bone continues to have grown quite a lot since he was 25.
Most of my life I have kept my hair short while my friends used to do all type of hairstyles from dyeing them and stuff and now most of them have receding hairline but I am doing fine. Try to detect your hair condition early like family traits (alopecia) and take care accordingly
Mature hairline is a hairline that gets more square in shape because *the whole male skull grows more square in and after puberty* . a real.mature hairline is not balding because there is no hair loss, just a repositioning of the hairs as a consequence of repositioning of the skin, becauss of skull growth. There should be no miniaturation.
@albo warrior incorrect. Our skulls do grow and change. Male babies for example do not have big brow bones while adult males often do have them. Our skulls do obviously change. That's how you can regonize someone is a kid for example or a full grown man. The shape of the bones determines that. You might argue that this is becasue the face gets more mature. However, what makes hte face look more mature when growing up >> BONES.
My hairline is a bit better from David Beckham . I am 15,5 years old and this is how my hairline is since I was 12,5 years old . I think it is definitely moved back compared to my friends’. However my hair is pretty thick and and smooth . Is this a sign that I will get bald in future or I shouldn’t worry ?
My uncle spent a huge amount of money on hair peices and stuff like that. In the end he just accepted his natural hair loss for what it is and is now happier than ever. Just shave it all off and get on with enjoying life.
I’ve hated my widows peak since I was a kid and used to shave it, but it was horrible because of the stubble marks, so I’ve been plucking mine since about 14. Looks so much better without it, but that’s just me!
Funny i dnt have that kind of hair feature but when i was a kid i used to shave my hairline to look receded and to have a peak (if you get my point) till late 20s and when i turned 30s it didnt grow back and worst thing became norwood 4v lol. But I had HT at 40s and now feel great and life changing i feel i looked 10yrs younger
Could you please provide some information about because I'm pretty sure I have it. Some explanation of my symptoms: Since december I've noticed hair falling more frequently than before. And at the same time my hair stopped growing. Last time I had a haircut was in August.
Ben, my dad is balding but my grandpa has a consistent non receeded hairline despite smoking into his 60s. My dad smoked and drank and used gel and lost hair by 30, and my father side has no widow's peak. And my mother side has widow's peaks. Should i be worried about inheriting my dad's balding?
my dad and his brothers were born with a widows peak and my brothers and me were also. some of his brothers are in there late 50’s and none of them have bald and have full hair. my grandpa never went bald and he was late 70’s when he passed. my moms side also has no balding. some people are just born with different hairlines.
0:54 What's this type, ik it was shows on the widow's peak section, but I do see some temple recession, and yes I'm asking cuz I have a very similar hairline and I'm stressed, I always remember a small v shape, but since I was 13 the corners kinda crept back to look almost identical to this! I'm 18 now and on the good side my hairline hasn't moved back more or thinned out but I'm still scared! Any replies would be great!
It really doesn't matter imo. Get the best haircut you can while you have it, otherwise just cut it short or shave it, then possibly grow a beard or wear glasses, and make sure you're in shape with good skin etc. Hell look at Roetzel of "Gentleman" fame!
I have slight recession or just a maturing hairline at the right temple, left temple is still very juvenile, also have a bumpy hairline like justin timberlake with a slight widows peak and some crowns at the front of the hairline, i'm turning 20 in may
Bro WTF same here 😂 I shaved my head because I thought I was receding so I said fuck it. Are you trying anything to fix it cuz I’m dermarolling and I’m 18
Damn 😂well , what do you do if you were born with a semi receded but full hairline with a large widow’s peak ? Does that mean we’re Fu**ed from the beginning?I’ve always had a big A** forehead. 😂💀
Dylan Morrison I don‘t live near Dresden. But the East of Germany has been traditionally more to the right since the fall of the wall. I don‘t think that there is a real Neonazi problem there, though. I think most of it is overexageration by the media.
I’m slightly confused. At the start of the vid you explain the v shape varies from the very small part at the front, to then showing the main will a full v hairline. But at the end you say a widows peak is only at the very front?
6:10 He's not receding. He has normal peacock hairline.. He can easily get rid of the widows peak in the front a little and just clean it up. That's all. 💯
So I know I’m not a guy but I thought I’d put this out here: balding is genetic and is passed down through maternal grandfathers, meaning if your mom’s dad is balding, you’re going to bald as well. If you know your family history and happened to get to know your grandfather in that side of the family, that might be a good indicator of whether or not you’ll experience baldness. I hope that helps some, and if I’m wrong please correct me!
The whole maternal grandfather thing is an old wife's tail. If that was true every single brother in every single family will experiece hair loss at the same pace but that is not the case. The main gene associated with balding is on the x chromosome, but there are over 200 genetic variations that account how much hair you will lose at what pace and at what age. Only 10% of men keep their juvenile hairline and density for life. Even less a so called "Norwood 0" with full density. Most men even if not considered bald will at least get to a Norwood 2 with a decrease of density year by year. Every man is born with 100 000 hair follicles. It isn't untill you've lost 30 000 of them for you to notice a cosmetic differenceand even more for other people to notice. So if you have a low sensitivity to androgens and in 60 years you've just lost 1000 hair follicles your hair will look exactly the same as when you were 16. In conclusion all men who have testosterone in their body experience hair loss. The extend to witch is dependend on your genes. This is an interesting article on hairloss if your interested: moreplatesmoredates.com/hair-loss-guide-for-newbies/
No easy way to put this but if this starts happening to you quit your job and never leave the house again. Your life is over. If you start going bald just get a live in cater I M M E D I A T E L Y and avoid any kind of social contact at any cost. Trust me I’m bald and I know.
I have a high hair line. Have had one since I was a little kid. Ive taken pictures since I was in my late teens and now I'm 35yrs old. Hasn't progressed or gotten worse. I just have a high hairline I guess.
@@tonysosa46665 Straight mostly. Looks like "Bradley Cooper" or "Ryan Reynolds" hairline. No one has ever said I have a receding hairline and I've monitored my hair since my teens. Haven't lost hair, but I do keep an eye on it.
@@pratheek8254 I'm not the biggest fan of mine either, but it could be worse. But even being bald (long as you have muscle) makes you look bad ass. So, if baldness runs in your family hit the gym and bulk up just in case. To slow down loss what I do is use natural shampoo and conditioner formulated to grow, texture, or thicken hair. I also buy pure powdered l-carnitine and l-arginine mix it with some distilled water. I apply that to my scalp once a day for at least 1hr.
@@laverdadbuscador my fathers 50 and he is almost bald But i have my hair type and hairline from my moms side Wavy hair and kinda U Hairline All of my relatives from my moms side have good hair I hope i got those genes in me😅
@@JonggunPark1 If you getting bald day by day. Do something big on your passion that people feel even someone bald can reach the level of world phenomenon like BTS You'll be an example and inspiration for us
3:35 is clearly Norwood 2/3 and has obvious thinning too. 4:32 has obvious recession. I am worried this might mislead people to not recognize they are balding in time (if they want to treat it).
I think the reason people may confuse Ryan Reynolds as having a receding hairline is because of how deep his temples are. I’m unsure if that makes sense, but essentially on the sides his hairline almost looks diagonal, and that’s just not the typical shape. They think it’s either the boxed hairline or otherwise it’s receding, but yeah he’s definitely not receding. If you look at photos of him from when he was younger his hairline hasn’t changed much at all.
In my opinion a widows peak is when your hairline makes a U or V shape. If you have just a small couple centimeters of hair coming out in the front, then thats...nothing
