Where was this when I most needed it? Damn, no one talks about these at all Thank you so so so sooo very much for covering all these. Literally, every single entry has been on my mind since the year mark
@@nutmalone5527 Thanks for answering🙂 Maybe its a mature Hairline...but when i was 16 i had a normal hairline then it started to receid a little bit...but from 19 to 21 it seemed to stop I dont know...my dad has bad hair...nearly bold...but my grandpa (mothers dad) has full hair...what am i suppose to think😔I'm so scared
You just saved me man. I’m 17 and I’ve been stressing about my hair. Turns out I just have a slight widows peak and regular shedding. I literally think I’m going bald when I see 2 of my hairs on my hand while I’m the shower lol
Usually if you notice the symptoms of baldness, it means you already have less than 30% of your hair left. So a preventive visit to a trichologist never hurt. Maybe you're already going bald, it'll just be a couple more years before it's noticeable to the naked eye.
the 'maturing' hairline and thinner hairs at temples and hairline is what gets to me, especially the latter because i have extremely thick hair strands everywhere except at the front/hairline
That’s like a lot of us man. Also be aware that you can see your scalp much easier when it’s wet and under light (especially bright light). I freak out about it all the time. I had such bad anxiety yesterday before getting a haircut I almost fainted on the drive over. Turned out to be the best haircut I ever got and I was just freaking out over nothing. How old are you man?
@@GasGotti Bruh I Was Barely Losing A Single Strand 3-4 Months Back But Now Its Pacing Around 100-150 Hair Strands. I Have Been Growing For About 1 Year 3 Months And I Have Long Curly Hair But Hair Volume Around Crown Is Fucking Low It Bothers Me And I Am Literally Just 19 😭😭
@@GasGotti Yeah, this shit can really play tricks on you. I have a head of thick hair which likes to twist and group together into strands which causes the scalp to be visible, especially when wet. I've frequently been like what the faq at the ammount of visible scalp at the front and crown, but if I comb all the hair back, it's not visible. Unfortunately, my hair is coarse and really frizzy, so that's another matter alltogether.
its crazy how few people take the time to address men's anxiety over stuff like this. cheers Edit: Thanks for the likes. I'm not trying to start a discussion over which gender is more supportive over this sort of thing. I'm just praising someone for taking the time of day that's all.
@@emfraridades7261 i found women to be more caring to me when i talk about my issues, where as a guy would just say "man up" or "stop acting like a pussy"
Thanks for making this man, it's really calmed me down and helped me to stop worrying. A friend said my hairline was receding and I started freaking out and looking for all the signs. But I've always had a huge forehead (even when I was 15) and turns out my hairline is probably just very slightly maturing, zero other signs of hair loss.
i guess the worry of seeing more scalp when my hair is wet occurred because i’ve never payed attention to what other people’s hair looked like, so i only saw my own.
I've been growing my hair out since february of last year. Seeing hair fall and exposed scalp gave me tons of anxiety, and bought several products to try and "fix" those problems. Thank you for making a video explaining these for people who grow their out for the first time, it finally gave me peace and took all my fear of growing hair away.
Same here man Growing since last 5-6 months Started noticing scalp and I lose like 10-15 hairs everyday which never happened when I used to keep it short
Since the past week or so i was getting really concerned about my hairline although I’m just 19 but now i know that it’s totally normal and that’s so relieving. I was stressing over everything. Thinking about hair while i eat, sleep everything but I’ve also started taking care of my hair so that’s a good thing. Thanks Trav 😊
yes i feeled the same and im also just 17 and my scalp on my crown is really visible, i was stressing all day and could not even fall asleep at some points
I thought it was normal to lose 20 to 50 hair max, I was really freaking out in the first stages of growing hair. Great video btw, really useful and reassuring.
@@jonathanmckean2559 not sure man :/ Im not an expert in hair that’s why Im here! But I try to use as little products on my hair as possible and I usually dont swap and change products frequently
I think if they’re both decent quality, then it’s ok. Good conditioner seems more important than the shampoo. The main idea is 2 products that are for the same purpose rather than if they’re 2 diff brands; e.g., volume-enhancing for both or 1 of those and something quite different like straightening so your hair doesn’t get ‘confused’, I think. I like using Garnier or Tres Semme, e.g.
You're a lifesaver! I've been very anxious about these 5 concerns that I even spent a good amount of cash on anti hairloss products when it's totally normal! Thank you!
@ranbir kapoor A little. I've always had fine hair and a large forehead so it's hard to tell. Also it seems a lot thinner if I haven't washed my hair in a few days
So many young people today view their first changes in hair density as an indication that they will be full on bald in no time. That is not always - and usually not ever the case. As an older guy - 57, who is fortunate enough to have a Keanu Reeves like head of hair - I've watched friends and coworkers hair change over decades. Some did indeed go right to bald. Many others, lost a small amount - maybe got some recession, but still have kept their hair for decades.
Long hair looks like MORE hair in a brush or drain. Think about it, long hairs are several inches longer than short ones. So for the same number of individual hairs in a drain, you'll see a lot more hair volume.
I experienced hair loss due to post-covid, my thick hair became thin. This really freaked me out, but the doctor suggested taking vitamin D and biotin. Now the hair loss has reduced a lot, hopefully my hair thickness can return to normal.
@@vanillaflyweight Yup, my hair is back to how it used to be. The doctor said this is a natural thing to happen about 3 months after recovering from Covid or a very high fever. If you are very sure that your hair loss is due to Covid or fever, you just need to take vitamin D and your hair will be back to normal in a month. But if it is caused by other things, you should consult a doctor first.
Ugh, first timer growing my hair out (I'm finally at the full bun stage at 35) and I'm not used to my hair changing with length having always had short hair. The wet hair scalp ordeal has really been getting at me lately so this definitely helps. I'm trying for it not to really mess with me.
I took a big sigh of relief after watching this. I want to thank you, I have been extremely stressed since I’ve started noticing hairs fall out and watching this video has lowered my stress levels ten fold. My family has a history of hair loss and noticing little signs such as hairs falling and the bay hairs as you’ve mentioned made me worry. A lot. I will still see someone about this to prevent further loss of hair but again. Thank you
So glad to have found this video. I've been terrified recently that I was thinning at the top because I could see the light shining through to my scalp on the top of my head, even when I was growing it out. I was so afraid that I just assumed the worst and started taking supplements to try and get my hair back. I am so relieved to learn that it's a normal thing.
My family has a history of balding with my dad and both grandparents having more of the balding hair, not complete baldness. My whole life I was told I would have baldness plus glasses at the minimum of 30 years old. Genetics does not always dictate these things as of 38 years of age I still have a strong hairline and good eye sight and hearing even though I stared at headlights as a child and still listen to very loud music. I shower less sure but every complements my hair like I clean it daily. I just bought shampoo without any of that sulfate stuff in it. I am only getting older from here. I love youtube videos for speaking out whether people are right or not. Trav you have some great hair. Hopefully I can get my hair looking better like in my earlier years. It looks alright now still. :P
As a barber I see hundreds of heads a week. And I get these questions constantly. And I give them the same advice you just gave in this video. Especially with my regular return clients I’d definitely be able to see change or hair loss over time, and it’s way more uncommon than common for most of the guys that are really worried about it to actually be loosing hair
In your 30s 20s you are in your prime even 40s depending on your lifestyle and if you took care of yourself I am a woman. I went to see a endocrinologist, took blood tests for hormones. All normal. She asked about my parents. Both do not suffer from hair loss. I have long thick hair. Since I changed my floors and hair brush to the color white : my hair shows more when it sheds and falls which freaked me out. It sheds everyday here and there. My doctor said that 50 to 200 hairs a day is normal. I was really freaking out but blood test says it all. Everyones hair fall is different. The greasier the more you lose. I even showed her a photo she said it's not a lot. I became obsessive. I wash my hair every 3-4 days. The longer I wait the more hair in the shower appears. We all have less hair on the sides of our heads. When I did hair oiling and massaged lots of hair fell out. Which I was told is normal.
One thing that concerned me was thin hair, when I got to that part of the video I was hoping for a positive answer and when I did get my answer a big smile was on my face when he said it was normal and he showed his thin hair, wow its like I opened my third eye or something. 😃
This video kinda boosted my confidence..i was experiencing hairfall whenever i was trying to grow my hair long and i also have severe dandruff issues ,so it was disastrous for me to manage long hair but after watching this video I realized that I really was freaking out whenever i saw 3-5 hair while shampooing or combing which now that I'm seeing is normal makes me think (and i also don't have bald spots either). And also those thin baby hairs were also a matter of concern for me...i guess i was freaking out a bit too much..thanks for this video man, really appreciate it.
So, what you're saying is that I'm most likely transitioning from my juvenile hairline to mature hairline? Or, I simply never cared or noticed before. And what I'm seeing around the temples are normal baby hair. I've been pretty confused about this since I don't shed that much hair.
Dear Travis, I really appreciate your advice! Apart from being someone who cares about physical appearance, you not only care about your well-being, but you also care that of others. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge 👍😉You are a very generous guy!
@@TravWhiteStyle can you make a video about damage of dry sculp(the skin under you hair i dont know how its called) and tag me? this video was very informative BTW thank you
I’m female and have no issues with hair loss (for now). Not sure why this came on my feed but I’m so glad as my dad has been stressing about his hair. When he comes back from his (long) holiday, I’ll share these tips with him. Thank you
bro, I cannot thank you enough for this video. I have been freaking out about the slightly recessed hairline at my temples for about a week now. I originally thought I was getting up to Norwood 2, however any recession is not visible from the top of my head. This video has just made me decide that I have the typical wispy hairs around it rather than actual baldness.
I have a double cowlick and I’m in the process of growing my hair out. When I noticed it I instantly panicked. I thought I was losing hair. None of my parents have hair loss or anybody in my family so I was confused. Now I know I’m good. I can’t say enough how much you eased my mind with everything in this video.
my hair has definitely thinned a ton over time. at the start of this year it was so thick that it was more of an afro than anything and now I can see my scalp all the way back to my crown edit: 2 years later im coming back to this video after forgetting i left a comment here. but theres nothing to worry about. if your hairs thinning in any way mine did, its because you're being too rough with it. ive decided to cut it and go with a shorter look because the long hair just didn't suit me. but after cutting it it grew right back. dont dye it, dont bleach it, dont comb through it like you're starting a lawn mower on top of your head. also dont believe any of that bs about how showering less often will cause your scalp to produce less oil. for about a year i only showered every 5 days. i stunk, and most of all, my hair was just as greasy as ever. i could have rung my hair out into a diesel lawn mower and have it mow a football field.
I started growing my hair recently and it's the longest I've ever had it. About down to my chin now and I was getting concerned because I noticed a lot more shedding, so thank you.
Dude I wish I found this video last year, because someone pointed out that it looked like I had a far back hairline (Turns out I just have a big ass forehead) But it freaked me out for months and I panicked from everything to the baby hair to the hair whorl on my crown. I pretty much figured they were normal after awhile, but thanks for this video to settle any lingering doubts.
@Urjjo Bandyopadhyay yea my dad is almost bald...my maternal grandfather is also bald But my maternal grandmother has a big forehead and my mom too My forehead is quite big and wide I guess it has gone further back a little and I am 18 now almost 19 I assumed it might be maturing not sure though
Thank you SO MUCH! I"m 37 y.o. now, and I allways had a big forehead (family trait) but in the last 2 years I noticed that my hairline moved back about half an inch and all my "middle age crisis" started to come to my head (no pun intended). Knowing that hairlines tend to naturally move as we age makes me way more confident that I'm not getting bald.
bro you have no idea how much this helped me get over my concerns regarding my hair. This is the first time I am growing out my hair long in my entire life, and for most of my life I have had thick hair until now... so I was losing my shit when I started to see hair falling. THANK YOU!!!!
I'm 23 and I've been growing my hair out for over 3 years now. Recently I noticed that the hair at the crown of my head is slightly thinner than the hair around it and I started panicking. My hairline isn't receding at all though, so this video saved me from purchasing minoxidil spray that I don't need lol
Thanks for making this video. Hair loss is a real issue for men, self confidence and esteem. This has put my mind at ease as a guy who has grown his hair in middle age. Who knows how long it will last, I love it and enjoying the here and now whilst it lasts. It's hard to ignore adverts from hair replacement companies out to make a quick buck. We are great whether we have long, short or no hair!
I didn't have LONG thick ones, but I had a good amount of regular lashes, they seem to have thinned out around the time I got these weird little "cyst" type things in my lower eye lid, they took like 2 months to go away, It was around the time I started putting in contacts, shit scared me lol. They grew back but pretty short and thin now.
Thanks for easing my worries. Was very stressed the last couple weeks and obsessing like crazy about my hair. Went down a rabbit hole of balding videos and then started getting recommended a series of videos where scumbags take financial advantage out of men’s insecurities regarding balding. It’s nice to see someone coming at it from this angle
thank u .. u just cleared all my problems .. i m 17 and i started to lose hair unlike b4 for the past month and i realized it was just widows peak coming in.. ur past vids helped me stay calm and feel normal for the past month thank u soo much.. i used a dht blocker oil thingy and my hairfall just stopped in a week now so i feel really happy, thank u soo much for all the videos u posted that helped me stay calm during this month.
@manas_mehra_444 3 yrs later.. becuz I did what I said in that I managed to not loose my hair.. although I didn't do it consistently for the past 3 years.. I see a lotto differences
I’ve watched this video close to six times now because I’m always so anxious about balding, which I know I shouldn’t be but I just love my hair and I’m terrified of losing it and wanna catch it early in the process if I do so it can be reversed as much as possible.
I’m in the exact same situation, it’s a pretty horrible feeling, you re always checking the back of your neck and shoulders to see how much hair there is, you re constantly worried each time you see a hair falling on your desk
I have been facing hair loss for the past 1 year. Every time I run my fingers through my hair i get 9 10 hair on my hand. I'm keeping an eye on my hair line and overall hair but from the past 1 year even when i am losing hair my hairline and overall hair looks the same. I don't know what to do. I don't think it's genetic as no one in my family is bald.
I love these videos and the comment sections under these types of videos. It's great to see reassuring information and knowing you're not alone worrying about these things constantly. Keep your head up guys, don't stress, you'll be all okay.
You did ease my mind bro, thank you. The biggest things I've been worrying about is the widow's peak thing, baby hairs around your hair line (mostly the ones at the temples), how it looks when my hair is wet, and the crown of your head, seeing the scalp. I knew it was all normal, but it's nice to here someone say it is in fact normal.
Same bro, I have those baby hairs on my hairline, I was very bad thinking I was going bald. And also those baby hairs are really anoying, I have grown my hair for a year and i cant make some styles because those baby hairs are there. Im just 18. I dont have hair loss, just the problem of the baby hairs and the hairline. But Im using dermaroller and reomero oil for those baby hair.
@@alejandrobriga1158 Yeah, that sucks dude. I have a feeling I'm gonna have the same problem then with my baby hairs on my hairline. Though as of right now I'm only like 5 or 6 months in to growing my hair out. I really with I started growing my hair when I was younger like 17 or 18. Hey if I may ask, what are those products you mentioned, and what do they do to the baby hair? I thought you just had to deal with them...
@Nimdutsu Honestly good. I'm thinking about cutting it to half, or a little shorter because i work inside a really hot mill. And I'll regrow it again ofc.
Really appreciate this video. I have actually been dealing with early stage of balding and think I've been able to stabalize it with low dose of finasteride and less stressing. But now it's very easy to freak out about these normal things and misinterpreted it as my treatment not working. Thank you for reminding me it's all good
Dude holy crap you literally just made my night! I’ve been stressed over this for years and I’m 18 lol and I’ve just been so afraid yet everything you said are the things that worried me 😅
Hey mate, this video really eased my mind from the anxiety of the thought of balding or receding. Although I have thin hair I wash it, brush it and keep it tidy I don't have huge clumps (1000 hairs) coming out. This really helped, thank you!
Thanks trav bcoz i already started freaking out about these baby hair around ma temple. But fr this thing very devastating and heartbreaking especially to teenagers. Lord please help us, people who are prone to male pattern baldness since it is hereditary n it's not easily prevented 🙏🏼❤. Lord.Help us please.....
I have been so concerned about my hair looking so thin when it’s wet, to the point I started trying to find medication to combat hair loss. I’ve been worrying about this for 1.5 years and haven’t gotten a solid answer... thank you so much
I stopped stressing and actually started to relax for once and baby hairs are growing on receding hairline which kinda masks it and it grows longer too !
Hey bro!! Thank you so much! I just started growing my hair out and I'm in my awkward stage now.. I was worried about the same problems.. this just made me confident to grow it out longer!
Wow thank you so much. Honestly I’ve been watching videos, reading articles, asking people, talking to hair salons and barbers for years, and this simple 1 video answered every question I had lingering. Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH. You have no idea how hard it was to get this crucial, basic information. This video is a holy grail for men’s hair. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Dude, thank you so much! The part about the vertex you explained was so helpful to me. Been overly concerned about that spot for a while, so it's great to know the truth behind it.
Almost bought minoxidil and finasteride from Roman. Luckily though my online doctor made me realize that I was overreacting. I have a full head of hair, though figured that since I have a Widow's Peak, it was possibly a sign of hair loss.
When I was around 15 years old I got into the Heavy Metal scene and started to grow my hair out. Only two years later I noticed a bald spot on the back of my head (tonsure). It took only a few years and I got a massive receding hairline and the tonsure got bigger. I used so many different medications, shampoos and lotions. Nothing helped, it got worse every year. It was super hard for me to feel comfortable with that. I started to wear hats day and night. I lived up with that crap until 2019, when I was 24 years old. I had enough. I lost so much hair that I finally wanted to do something against it. So I flew to turkey last year and got a hair transplant, and this year I got the second one, just about an month ago. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Right now I'm still in the healing process from the second hair transplant but I cannot wait to finally grow out my hair again.
@@AwesomeRainbowLP1 hope you like your new hair And I hope they start developing new hair transplants that use stem cells, but that's a minimum of 10 years away
Ok. Saving this video. You have NO idea how much this helped me. I have horrible anxiety - and decided to start growing my hair out in my early 30s and have worried about ALL of these. Having the reassurance is so good for me. I'm going to watch this any time my anxiety flairs.
The past 2 months i have been worried about my hair. I am 21y and was thinking im going bald at age 25 just because i saw 13 hairs on my hand in the shower. But after everything you just explained i realized i actually have healthy and normal hair. So thank you for this vid helped me. 👍
@@kocetociparov1089 idk man in normal days i lose like 4-10 hair and on wash day at least 60 i wash 3x a week im worrier about my hair im just 17 and some areas on my scalp is lil visible under heavy sunlight
@@ruwin-5703 Totally natural. If you have a professional doctor near by you can consult with them in any case. But you don't need to stress over it. At 17 you haven't got any reason to worry bro just try to have fun and focus on other things. Even if some day in the future you start balding it's not the end. Bald dudes can look pretty badass. You can grow a beard and boom instantly a ladies magnet.
The thing is I watch styling videos to cope with the fact that I am having excessive hair loss at the age of 14 if you are losing hair before the age of 21 it's not normal you either have an hormonal imbalance or a deficiency but please don't stress over it and remember it takes at least 4-6 months minimum to grow hair back so be patient stressing over it everyday is gonna make it worse I recommend doing exercise or men's Yoga to relieve stress and as soon as you are sure you are having excessive hair loss go to the dermatologist asap because if you take action quickly the recovery is gonna be quick also have a beautiful full day my friend
Thanks for making this video! I've recently been growing out my hair again after having it short for a while and watching this removed a lot of pointless stress
I feel so overwhelmed thanks to you man from last 1 month I was so worried about my hairs I noticed that my hairs were falling by brushing, oiling and by applying shampoo I searched a lot about it on internet but my anxiety was remaining the same. I love my hairs a lot and i wasn't ready to breakup with them. Thanks to you from watching your video I can state that the things you have mentioned to be normal was the same condition with me so i thank God that this is normal... Keep up the great work bro❤✨
I'm pretty sure the reason for that is that when growing your hair, each hair strand is much longer than what it used to be before growing - therefore just a few hairs on a comb suddenly seem like a lot of hair. Also most men who kept buzzing their sides and backs and then decided to grow their hair just did not know how much they were actually shedding. Those areas are usually denser in hair follicles, so when they shed (and they shed more than the top area), it is completely unnoticeable.
Actually feeling alot better, I'm a mix of maturing hairline and baby hairs. I've been using everything I can find to treat it and reduce it and even started saving for hair transplant treatment and have been freak out about it as I've been growing my hair out on my head and face for a vikking styled look but now realising maybe I'm panicking too much thank you. 😊
Last year, I panicked because I thought I noticed some signs of balding, hair fall was too much I thought. I have a widows peak meaning I thought my hairline was receding more than it should. My hair was very long, I had grown it out for over 3 years and It reached a bit past my shoulders. I didn't know to address the breakage and split ends, which made my hair look worse than it did. Eventually due to these signs, I panicked and shaved my entire head. I regret it deeply now. Thank you for making this video, because it gave me the peace of mind I needed to have. Now I can grow my hair out again.
I sure hope, this HELPS a lot of the guys, in your Group! A lot Great Information here! *UGH!*. COWLICKS.... I have 3! I just learned to deal with it! ✌🏼Out Trav! Awesome video as always!
My hair isn't falling out, it just stopped growing, far as I can tell. I've never seen so much of my scalp before. I get fits of rage because It was so unexpected, and feels incredibly unfair. There's no bald spot on the vertex yet, but under the right light, my scalp is visible. It's thinning drastically in the front and the vertex. just 6 months ago I had my hair long and brushed back, real italian/greaser look lol. like Johnny boy from the outsiders. If baldness comes from the paternal side of the family, it shouldn't be happening to me. If it's on the mom's side...well, there's thinning, but no one in my family has gone bald, on either side. I also went through some heavy detox/withdrawal from methadone&benzo's right after I had COVID in February 2021...so I was holding out hope for the type of hair loss that's temporary. I'm 33 years old, and I'd rather have fucking CANCER than lose my hair. I've had thoughts of running away from my family because of the shame of it, taking my show on the ROAD. It's a full-blown identity crisis, and I'm not coping well at all with the news. That's how I feel. I'm grieving the loss of my hair. It's one thing if, you know, my head was perfectly ROUND, or If I had a mortgage, a wife, kids, stuff in general, accomplishments.. But I just got clean, I threw away my best years to opiate addiction. And it feels like my reward for getting clean is: losing my last good feature, my hair! And I curse the world for it. A dermatologist early in October said it looks like genetic hair loss. Another dermatologist says it could be stress related, but to me it looks genetic. This news cut me so, so deep. My humor isn't even intact anymore. I glare at people with good hair on the subways lmao, when just 6 months to a year ago, I had no noticeable hair thinning/loss. But thank you for the informative video..I'm still holding out hope for some kind of miracle.
Where was this when I most needed it? Damn, no one talks about these at all
Thank you so so so sooo very much for covering all these.
Literally, every single entry has been on my mind since the year mark
Hey🙂Is it possible to have a little receding hairline with 21, and than it just stops and remains like its now?
@@chrisslestissle1838 yeah thats probably a mature hairline
@@nutmalone5527 Thanks for answering🙂
Maybe its a mature Hairline...but when i was 16 i had a normal hairline then it started to receid a little bit...but from 19 to 21 it seemed to stop
I dont know...my dad has bad hair...nearly bold...but my grandpa (mothers dad) has full hair...what am i suppose to think😔I'm so scared
@@chrisslestissle1838 is your hair falling?
@@ahmedismail3553 Not that much I would say. I mean sometimes i got a hair in my hand, or a few more in the shower, but its not that many
"Don't stress, it could actually cause hair loss"
Me: ok don't stress, *stressing about not stressing"
😁😁😂💯
Lmao man😂🤣
Two stresses cancel each other out so you’re chill 😎✌🏻
Me stressing about stressing about not stressing
Lol
You just saved me man. I’m 17 and I’ve been stressing about my hair. Turns out I just have a slight widows peak and regular shedding. I literally think I’m going bald when I see 2 of my hairs on my hand while I’m the shower lol
@Boga Destroyer no
Only 2 ...hmm newbies 😂
@Boga Destroyer ????
Same man exactly same
There is a line going ACCROSS my hair seperating the front of my hair from the rest, is that normal?
Literally was worrying about each and every point and you freed me from all the anxiety. Thank god UA-cam recommended me this video.
Thanks youtube algorithm for saving his entire life!
Hows Ur hair now?
@@ruuzen black
do you still have hair?
Usually if you notice the symptoms of baldness, it means you already have less than 30% of your hair left. So a preventive visit to a trichologist never hurt. Maybe you're already going bald, it'll just be a couple more years before it's noticeable to the naked eye.
the 'maturing' hairline and thinner hairs at temples and hairline is what gets to me, especially the latter because i have extremely thick hair strands everywhere except at the front/hairline
That’s like a lot of us man. Also be aware that you can see your scalp much easier when it’s wet and under light (especially bright light). I freak out about it all the time. I had such bad anxiety yesterday before getting a haircut I almost fainted on the drive over. Turned out to be the best haircut I ever got and I was just freaking out over nothing. How old are you man?
@@GasGotti same bro, but certain lighting gives you the illusion that you’re balding, when you’re not.
@@GasGotti Bruh I Was Barely Losing A Single Strand 3-4 Months Back But Now Its Pacing Around 100-150 Hair Strands. I Have Been Growing For About 1 Year 3 Months And I Have Long Curly Hair But Hair Volume Around Crown Is Fucking Low It Bothers Me And I Am Literally Just 19 😭😭
@@GasGotti Yeah, this shit can really play tricks on you. I have a head of thick hair which likes to twist and group together into strands which causes the scalp to be visible, especially when wet. I've frequently been like what the faq at the ammount of visible scalp at the front and crown, but if I comb all the hair back, it's not visible. Unfortunately, my hair is coarse and really frizzy, so that's another matter alltogether.
“Maturing hairline” is a bs term, its just mild recession
its crazy how few people take the time to address men's anxiety over stuff like this. cheers
Edit: Thanks for the likes. I'm not trying to start a discussion over which gender is more supportive over this sort of thing. I'm just praising someone for taking the time of day that's all.
Nobody cares about our feelings
@@emfraridades7261 i found women to be more caring to me when i talk about my issues, where as a guy would just say "man up" or "stop acting like a pussy"
@@nutmalone5527 man up puss jk😂
@@nutmalone5527 True.
@@alexpursel237 damn bro, you're extra insecure. Wanna talk about it?
its hard to not stress while in college, I'm only 19. Im hella worried, glad I found this channel.
Same here brother, i started growing hair a half year ago
I so happy I found this amazing man, and his channel
Same here. I was tripping hard when I entered college this year but I’m not as anxious anymore. Every once in a while it will randomly come back tho
I'm worriyng about it at 17,bro
@@atanaZion same ☹️
Fr dude I'm in community College so I don't even gotta worry about money and all thay social bullshit but the shits still Hella stressful lmao.
Thanks for making this man, it's really calmed me down and helped me to stop worrying. A friend said my hairline was receding and I started freaking out and looking for all the signs. But I've always had a huge forehead (even when I was 15) and turns out my hairline is probably just very slightly maturing, zero other signs of hair loss.
I shaved my beard with the electric machine but I unintentionally plucked some beard hair, will it grow back? Please answer
@@hamzacinema4231 i think it will
lmfao same shit here
What's the condition now?
@@jsharma8784 26 now, no hair loss 😄, just a big ass forehead still
i guess the worry of seeing more scalp when my hair is wet occurred because i’ve never payed attention to what other people’s hair looked like, so i only saw my own.
I've been growing my hair out since february of last year. Seeing hair fall and exposed scalp gave me tons of anxiety, and bought several products to try and "fix" those problems. Thank you for making a video explaining these for people who grow their out for the first time, it finally gave me peace and took all my fear of growing hair away.
Same dudeeee
Same here man
Growing since last 5-6 months
Started noticing scalp and I lose like 10-15 hairs everyday which never happened when I used to keep it short
Please update
👈 my reaction when I see hair fall while taking shower
Same lol.
@Prashant M I don't smoke and consume alcohol, my hair still falling
Elsu Tro prolly just bad genes, try fixing your diet and take vitamins.
Elsu Tro ok I just watched the vid ( I’m black btw )
I lose like 20-30 hair and as they are long, I feel differently than when with shorter hair
Me: 'sees hair falling"
(stresses over it)
"more hair fall"
Me: 🤡
😂😂😂
Same 😭
Me right now
lol same
YESSS HAHAHAHAHAH the positive feedback is awfull
Since the past week or so i was getting really concerned about my hairline although I’m just 19 but now i know that it’s totally normal and that’s so relieving. I was stressing over everything. Thinking about hair while i eat, sleep everything but I’ve also started taking care of my hair so that’s a good thing. Thanks Trav 😊
yes i feeled the same and im also just 17 and my scalp on my crown is really visible, i was stressing all day and could not even fall asleep at some points
Bro same
@@mxgool4915 hey man are you 19, 20 now? How is your hair going now. Id love to know.
same bro that anxiety only do you bad so don't stress it's all good
Hows your hair now
I thought it was normal to lose 20 to 50 hair max, I was really freaking out in the first stages of growing hair. Great video btw, really useful and reassuring.
Trav’s channel is one of those many channels that Im grateful to come across to. This killed my anxiety about my hair thank you!
Can using two different types of products damage your hair
@@jonathanmckean2559 not sure man :/ Im not an expert in hair that’s why Im here! But I try to use as little products on my hair as possible and I usually dont swap and change products frequently
I think if they’re both decent quality, then it’s ok. Good conditioner seems more important than the shampoo. The main idea is 2 products that are for the same purpose rather than if they’re 2 diff brands; e.g., volume-enhancing for both or 1 of those and something quite different like straightening so your hair doesn’t get ‘confused’, I think. I like using Garnier or Tres Semme, e.g.
You're a lifesaver! I've been very anxious about these 5 concerns that I even spent a good amount of cash on anti hairloss products when it's totally normal! Thank you!
I feel like my hairline has been receding since I was 12 yet I'm 26 and not yet bald. My hair has always been thin.
@ranbir kapoor A little. I've always had fine hair and a large forehead so it's hard to tell. Also it seems a lot thinner if I haven't washed my hair in a few days
@@brandonhaygood5286 Bro same
@@brandonhaygood5286 your forehead gets bigger as your head grows, so i wouldnt say its receding.
Same but mine started from 15
So many young people today view their first changes in hair density as an indication that they will be full on bald in no time. That is not always - and usually not ever the case.
As an older guy - 57, who is fortunate enough to have a Keanu Reeves like head of hair - I've watched friends and coworkers hair change over decades.
Some did indeed go right to bald.
Many others, lost a small amount - maybe got some recession, but still have kept their hair for decades.
THANKS SO MUCH TRAV!
you have no idea how much anxiety I had for my cowlick. I feel so much better now.
Appreciate the info. Been growing my hair out for about a year now and didn’t realize just how much hair you can shed throughout the day.
Long hair looks like MORE hair in a brush or drain.
Think about it, long hairs are several inches longer than short ones.
So for the same number of individual hairs in a drain, you'll see a lot more hair volume.
I experienced hair loss due to post-covid, my thick hair became thin. This really freaked me out, but the doctor suggested taking vitamin D and biotin. Now the hair loss has reduced a lot, hopefully my hair thickness can return to normal.
Did your hair return? I’m taking the same supplements. I partly think that working from home means less sunlight which means low vitamin D anyway
@@vanillaflyweight Yup, my hair is back to how it used to be. The doctor said this is a natural thing to happen about 3 months after recovering from Covid or a very high fever.
If you are very sure that your hair loss is due to Covid or fever, you just need to take vitamin D and your hair will be back to normal in a month.
But if it is caused by other things, you should consult a doctor first.
@@maximillianusforrest thanks for the reply, good to hear
Ugh, first timer growing my hair out (I'm finally at the full bun stage at 35) and I'm not used to my hair changing with length having always had short hair. The wet hair scalp ordeal has really been getting at me lately so this definitely helps. I'm trying for it not to really mess with me.
I took a big sigh of relief after watching this. I want to thank you, I have been extremely stressed since I’ve started noticing hairs fall out and watching this video has lowered my stress levels ten fold. My family has a history of hair loss and noticing little signs such as hairs falling and the bay hairs as you’ve mentioned made me worry. A lot. I will still see someone about this to prevent further loss of hair but again. Thank you
Everytime I wash my hair 😂👏🏽👍🏾
So glad to have found this video. I've been terrified recently that I was thinning at the top because I could see the light shining through to my scalp on the top of my head, even when I was growing it out. I was so afraid that I just assumed the worst and started taking supplements to try and get my hair back. I am so relieved to learn that it's a normal thing.
You fucking calmed my mind..... Immediately subscribed, shared, liked, commented.... Thankyou so much
My family has a history of balding with my dad and both grandparents having more of the balding hair, not complete baldness. My whole life I was told I would have baldness plus glasses at the minimum of 30 years old. Genetics does not always dictate these things as of 38 years of age I still have a strong hairline and good eye sight and hearing even though I stared at headlights as a child and still listen to very loud music. I shower less sure but every complements my hair like I clean it daily. I just bought shampoo without any of that sulfate stuff in it. I am only getting older from here. I love youtube videos for speaking out whether people are right or not.
Trav you have some great hair. Hopefully I can get my hair looking better like in my earlier years. It looks alright now still. :P
As a barber I see hundreds of heads a week. And I get these questions constantly. And I give them the same advice you just gave in this video. Especially with my regular return clients I’d definitely be able to see change or hair loss over time, and it’s way more uncommon than common for most of the guys that are really worried about it to actually be loosing hair
In your 30s 20s you are in your prime even 40s depending on your lifestyle and if you took care of yourself I am a woman. I went to see a endocrinologist, took blood tests for hormones. All normal. She asked about my parents. Both do not suffer from hair loss. I have long thick hair. Since I changed my floors and hair brush to the color white : my hair shows more when it sheds and falls which freaked me out. It sheds everyday here and there. My doctor said that 50 to 200 hairs a day is normal. I was really freaking out but blood test says it all. Everyones hair fall is different. The greasier the more you lose. I even showed her a photo she said it's not a lot. I became obsessive. I wash my hair every 3-4 days. The longer I wait the more hair in the shower appears. We all have less hair on the sides of our heads. When I did hair oiling and massaged lots of hair fell out. Which I was told is normal.
You have cleared most of my doubts. A real MVP. Thanks man
One thing that concerned me was thin hair, when I got to that part of the video I was hoping for a positive answer and when I did get my answer a big smile was on my face when he said it was normal and he showed his thin hair, wow its like I opened my third eye or something. 😃
This video kinda boosted my confidence..i was experiencing hairfall whenever i was trying to grow my hair long and i also have severe dandruff issues ,so it was disastrous for me to manage long hair but after watching this video I realized that I really was freaking out whenever i saw 3-5 hair while shampooing or combing which now that I'm seeing is normal makes me think (and i also don't have bald spots either). And also those thin baby hairs were also a matter of concern for me...i guess i was freaking out a bit too much..thanks for this video man, really appreciate it.
So, what you're saying is that I'm most likely transitioning from my juvenile hairline to mature hairline? Or, I simply never cared or noticed before. And what I'm seeing around the temples are normal baby hair. I've been pretty confused about this since I don't shed that much hair.
Dear Travis, I really appreciate your advice! Apart from being someone who cares about physical appearance, you not only care about your well-being, but you also care that of others. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge 👍😉You are a very generous guy!
Happy to help :)
@@TravWhiteStyle can you make a video about damage of dry sculp(the skin under you hair i dont know how its called) and tag me? this video was very informative BTW thank you
Not dandruff?!
I’m female and have no issues with hair loss (for now). Not sure why this came on my feed but I’m so glad as my dad has been stressing about his hair. When he comes back from his (long) holiday, I’ll share these tips with him. Thank you
bro, I cannot thank you enough for this video. I have been freaking out about the slightly recessed hairline at my temples for about a week now. I originally thought I was getting up to Norwood 2, however any recession is not visible from the top of my head. This video has just made me decide that I have the typical wispy hairs around it rather than actual baldness.
I have a double cowlick and I’m in the process of growing my hair out. When I noticed it I instantly panicked. I thought I was losing hair. None of my parents have hair loss or anybody in my family so I was confused. Now I know I’m good. I can’t say enough how much you eased my mind with everything in this video.
Does cowlick look like mature hairline
and just like that;
my anxiety has easened up. thank you!
Thank the lord for you making this video.... anxiety about this stuff is so real! Getting that peace of mind is so good.
my hair has definitely thinned a ton over time. at the start of this year it was so thick that it was more of an afro than anything and now I can see my scalp all the way back to my crown
edit: 2 years later im coming back to this video after forgetting i left a comment here. but theres nothing to worry about.
if your hairs thinning in any way mine did, its because you're being too rough with it. ive decided to cut it and go with a shorter look because the long hair just didn't suit me. but after cutting it it grew right back. dont dye it, dont bleach it, dont comb through it like you're starting a lawn mower on top of your head.
also dont believe any of that bs about how showering less often will cause your scalp to produce less oil. for about a year i only showered every 5 days. i stunk, and most of all, my hair was just as greasy as ever. i could have rung my hair out into a diesel lawn mower and have it mow a football field.
I started growing my hair recently and it's the longest I've ever had it. About down to my chin now and I was getting concerned because I noticed a lot more shedding, so thank you.
That dunder mifflin building poster in the background tho
Noice
Noice
Respects
Thanks for clearing up some fear factors that so many of us men have
Dude I wish I found this video last year, because someone pointed out that it looked like I had a far back hairline (Turns out I just have a big ass forehead)
But it freaked me out for months and I panicked from everything to the baby hair to the hair whorl on my crown. I pretty much figured they were normal after awhile, but thanks for this video to settle any lingering doubts.
Whoa same here... big ass forehead sucks though 😌
Shikamaru Nara could be worse, I usually grow my bangs out long and it hides it well enough
Big Brain Gang
I thought my hairline was receding too, but its just my big forehead.
@Urjjo Bandyopadhyay yea my dad is almost bald...my maternal grandfather is also bald
But my maternal grandmother has a big forehead and my mom too
My forehead is quite big and wide
I guess it has gone further back a little and I am 18 now almost 19
I assumed it might be maturing not sure though
Thank you SO MUCH! I"m 37 y.o. now, and I allways had a big forehead (family trait) but in the last 2 years I noticed that my hairline moved back about half an inch and all my "middle age crisis" started to come to my head (no pun intended).
Knowing that hairlines tend to naturally move as we age makes me way more confident that I'm not getting bald.
past 30 you are unlikely to go totally bald. You might some hair but you will never be horshoe type bald.
I was concerning more when I started my journey but now i just don’t care much and they are growing just fine
Not only you're giving useful information, but you're also helping a lot of ppl with anxiety about how they look, and self esteem, great work!
bro you have no idea how much this helped me get over my concerns regarding my hair. This is the first time I am growing out my hair long in my entire life, and for most of my life I have had thick hair until now... so I was losing my shit when I started to see hair falling. THANK YOU!!!!
I'm 23 and I've been growing my hair out for over 3 years now. Recently I noticed that the hair at the crown of my head is slightly thinner than the hair around it and I started panicking. My hairline isn't receding at all though, so this video saved me from purchasing minoxidil spray that I don't need lol
10 mos and counting. Thanks Trav for inspiring me personally to let it grow, and also others to do as well.
Thanks for making this video. Hair loss is a real issue for men, self confidence and esteem. This has put my mind at ease as a guy who has grown his hair in middle age. Who knows how long it will last, I love it and enjoying the here and now whilst it lasts. It's hard to ignore adverts from hair replacement companies out to make a quick buck. We are great whether we have long, short or no hair!
Thanks dude I was getting concerned but you’ve put several concerns to rest.
7:20 that part literally saved me !!!!!Thank you soo much
“You look like you’re wearing eyeliner” I get that a lot because of my thick, long and dark eye lashes.
My eyelashes are almost nonexistent. I'm jealous.
I didn't have LONG thick ones, but I had a good amount of regular lashes, they seem to have thinned out around the time I got these weird little "cyst" type things in my lower eye lid, they took like 2 months to go away, It was around the time I started putting in contacts, shit scared me lol. They grew back but pretty short and thin now.
Thanks for easing my worries. Was very stressed the last couple weeks and obsessing like crazy about my hair. Went down a rabbit hole of balding videos and then started getting recommended a series of videos where scumbags take financial advantage out of men’s insecurities regarding balding. It’s nice to see someone coming at it from this angle
thank u .. u just cleared all my problems .. i m 17 and i started to lose hair unlike b4 for the past month and i realized it was just widows peak coming in.. ur past vids helped me stay calm and feel normal for the past month thank u soo much.. i used a dht blocker oil thingy and my hairfall just stopped in a week now so i feel really happy, thank u soo much for all the videos u posted that helped me stay calm during this month.
Same man
@manas_mehra_444 3 yrs later.. becuz I did what I said in that I managed to not loose my hair.. although I didn't do it consistently for the past 3 years.. I see a lotto differences
Yo, man you are killing it. Damn. I swear these were the 5 things I was worrying about. Stay blessed bro
You are actually my cure to my anxiety, i thought i was receeding but i have a widowspeak hairline. I love you brother and i subscribed!!
I’ve watched this video close to six times now because I’m always so anxious about balding, which I know I shouldn’t be but I just love my hair and I’m terrified of losing it and wanna catch it early in the process if I do so it can be reversed as much as possible.
I’m in the exact same situation, it’s a pretty horrible feeling, you re always checking the back of your neck and shoulders to see how much hair there is, you re constantly worried each time you see a hair falling on your desk
Me at 1 pm notice a part looking like the thumbnail: it’s ok, is just the way is growing...
Me at 3 am : whYYYYYYYYyyyyyyyyy
omg so true hahaha
True story
I have been facing hair loss for the past 1 year. Every time I run my fingers through my hair i get 9 10 hair on my hand. I'm keeping an eye on my hair line and overall hair but from the past 1 year even when i am losing hair my hairline and overall hair looks the same. I don't know what to do. I don't think it's genetic as no one in my family is bald.
I'm a woman and I only have "baby hairs" on my temples, can't grow them any longer than maybe 4 inches 😫
Hi. Are they thinner than usual?
@@bavar11an yes they are thinner and short. I see why the temples is the area where some women have hair loss after pregnancy
YEAH! I hate baby hairs that don’t want to grow 😭 at least now they seem normal though 😊
I love these videos and the comment sections under these types of videos. It's great to see reassuring information and knowing you're not alone worrying about these things constantly.
Keep your head up guys, don't stress, you'll be all okay.
You did ease my mind bro, thank you. The biggest things I've been worrying about is the widow's peak thing, baby hairs around your hair line (mostly the ones at the temples), how it looks when my hair is wet, and the crown of your head, seeing the scalp.
I knew it was all normal, but it's nice to here someone say it is in fact normal.
Same bro, I have those baby hairs on my hairline, I was very bad thinking I was going bald. And also those baby hairs are really anoying, I have grown my hair for a year and i cant make some styles because those baby hairs are there. Im just 18. I dont have hair loss, just the problem of the baby hairs and the hairline. But Im using dermaroller and reomero oil for those baby hair.
@@alejandrobriga1158 Yeah, that sucks dude. I have a feeling I'm gonna have the same problem then with my baby hairs on my hairline. Though as of right now I'm only like 5 or 6 months in to growing my hair out. I really with I started growing my hair when I was younger like 17 or 18.
Hey if I may ask, what are those products you mentioned, and what do they do to the baby hair? I thought you just had to deal with them...
@@CAJfurhow is your now?
@Nimdutsu Honestly good. I'm thinking about cutting it to half, or a little shorter because i work inside a really hot mill. And I'll regrow it again ofc.
@@CAJfur thankyou for you reply for a 3 years back comment 🙌🏽
Really appreciate this video. I have actually been dealing with early stage of balding and think I've been able to stabalize it with low dose of finasteride and less stressing. But now it's very easy to freak out about these normal things and misinterpreted it as my treatment not working. Thank you for reminding me it's all good
The thumbnail is soo true Trav 😳😳😳
Dude just killed every worry I had thank you
Dude holy crap you literally just made my night! I’ve been stressed over this for years and I’m 18 lol and I’ve just been so afraid yet everything you said are the things that worried me 😅
Hey mate, this video really eased my mind from the anxiety of the thought of balding or receding. Although I have thin hair I wash it, brush it and keep it tidy I don't have huge clumps (1000 hairs) coming out.
This really helped, thank you!
Thanks trav bcoz i already started freaking out about these baby hair around ma temple. But fr this thing very devastating and heartbreaking especially to teenagers. Lord please help us, people who are prone to male pattern baldness since it is hereditary n it's not easily prevented 🙏🏼❤. Lord.Help us please.....
You answered all my questions, and I feel less concerned now, thanks man !
Same
I have been so concerned about my hair looking so thin when it’s wet, to the point I started trying to find medication to combat hair loss. I’ve been worrying about this for 1.5 years and haven’t gotten a solid answer... thank you so much
I stopped stressing and actually started to relax for once and baby hairs are growing on receding hairline which kinda masks it and it grows longer too !
Did you start any kind of treatment or just reducing stress did the trick?
@@maxhavels527 i used klorane shampoo the one with quinine, it did a bit but what really hepled was to calm down the stress.
@@337x
I see if i could get one of the shampoos in my area,
Hairline and hair overall are really messed up
Giving me the real depression
Hey bro!! Thank you so much! I just started growing my hair out and I'm in my awkward stage now.. I was worried about the same problems.. this just made me confident to grow it out longer!
Wow thank you so much. Honestly I’ve been watching videos, reading articles, asking people, talking to hair salons and barbers for years, and this simple 1 video answered every question I had lingering. Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH. You have no idea how hard it was to get this crucial, basic information. This video is a holy grail for men’s hair. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Glad I could help!
Dude, thank you so much! The part about the vertex you explained was so helpful to me. Been overly concerned about that spot for a while, so it's great to know the truth behind it.
Almost bought minoxidil and finasteride from Roman. Luckily though my online doctor made me realize that I was overreacting. I have a full head of hair, though figured that since I have a Widow's Peak, it was possibly a sign of hair loss.
When I was around 15 years old I got into the Heavy Metal scene and started to grow my hair out.
Only two years later I noticed a bald spot on the back of my head (tonsure).
It took only a few years and I got a massive receding hairline and the tonsure got bigger.
I used so many different medications, shampoos and lotions. Nothing helped, it got worse every year. It was super hard for me to feel comfortable with that. I started to wear hats day and night. I lived up with that crap until 2019, when I was 24 years old.
I had enough. I lost so much hair that I finally wanted to do something against it. So I flew to turkey last year and got a hair transplant, and this year I got the second one, just about an month ago. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made.
Right now I'm still in the healing process from the second hair transplant but I cannot wait to finally grow out my hair again.
Hope you get the best results
Should've just shaved it.
How much did it cost
I fear I might get balb too because the whole top of my head has thin hair, while the sides and back have noticeably thick hair
@@thedudecalledalan9095 The first transplant was 1980€, the second one 1880€. The flight was extra and was about 250€.
@@AwesomeRainbowLP1 hope you like your new hair
And I hope they start developing new hair transplants that use stem cells, but that's a minimum of 10 years away
bro you just calmed me i think i just have a widows peak 👑
Are thin hairs on temples a balding sign
Two hair comes out of head.
UA-cam: you lucky boy,you lucky lucky boy, you have no idead what's gonna happen.
I've never been so thankful! Goodbye anxiety and hello confidence!
Bro thanks, I just realized that my hair just have "baby hair" I 16 years old and already getting anxiety by that .
Sorry for my bad english 😁
me too
Ok. Saving this video. You have NO idea how much this helped me. I have horrible anxiety - and decided to start growing my hair out in my early 30s and have worried about ALL of these. Having the reassurance is so good for me. I'm going to watch this any time my anxiety flairs.
The past 2 months i have been worried about my hair. I am 21y and was thinking im going bald at age 25 just because i saw 13 hairs on my hand in the shower. But after everything you just explained i realized i actually have healthy and normal hair. So thank you for this vid helped me. 👍
13? Bro when i take a shower i lose like 65 hairs in genaral
@@ruwin-5703 Ok maybe 14 lol.
But it's normal to lose even 100 hairs don't worry about it.
Just live healthy and be happy.
@@kocetociparov1089 idk man in normal days i lose like 4-10 hair and on wash day at least 60 i wash 3x a week im worrier about my hair im just 17 and some areas on my scalp is lil visible under heavy sunlight
@@ruwin-5703 Totally natural.
If you have a professional doctor near by you can consult with them in any case.
But you don't need to stress over it.
At 17 you haven't got any reason to worry bro just try to have fun and focus on other things.
Even if some day in the future you start balding it's not the end.
Bald dudes can look pretty badass.
You can grow a beard and boom instantly a ladies magnet.
@@kocetociparov1089 i cant grow a beard thats the problem i dont mind going bald if i have beard like those bald men😂
The thing is I watch styling videos to cope with the fact that I am having excessive hair loss at the age of 14 if you are losing hair before the age of 21 it's not normal you either have an hormonal imbalance or a deficiency but please don't stress over it and remember it takes at least 4-6 months minimum to grow hair back so be patient stressing over it everyday is gonna make it worse I recommend doing exercise or men's Yoga to relieve stress and as soon as you are sure you are having excessive hair loss go to the dermatologist asap because if you take action quickly the recovery is gonna be quick also have a beautiful full day my friend
Thanks for making this video! I've recently been growing out my hair again after having it short for a while and watching this removed a lot of pointless stress
I feel so overwhelmed thanks to you man from last 1 month I was so worried about my hairs I noticed that my hairs were falling by brushing, oiling and by applying shampoo I searched a lot about it on internet but my anxiety was remaining the same. I love my hairs a lot and i wasn't ready to breakup with them. Thanks to you from watching your video I can state that the things you have mentioned to be normal was the same condition with me so i thank God that this is normal...
Keep up the great work bro❤✨
I'm pretty sure the reason for that is that when growing your hair, each hair strand is much longer than what it used to be before growing - therefore just a few hairs on a comb suddenly seem like a lot of hair.
Also most men who kept buzzing their sides and backs and then decided to grow their hair just did not know how much they were actually shedding. Those areas are usually denser in hair follicles, so when they shed (and they shed more than the top area), it is completely unnoticeable.
i was panicking with hair loss in the shower and stress made it worse, thanks for the video, feels better
That was actually so reassuring ! Thanks man feel much better about my hair loss worries ! 👍
Actually feeling alot better, I'm a mix of maturing hairline and baby hairs. I've been using everything I can find to treat it and reduce it and even started saving for hair transplant treatment and have been freak out about it as I've been growing my hair out on my head and face for a vikking styled look but now realising maybe I'm panicking too much thank you. 😊
Alleviated all my fears 🙏🏼
I've been concerned about the thinner hairs, and wet hair for so long now. Thank you so much for making this.
Great video! But unfortunately, after watching this video I realised I *_am_* going bald :(
Last year, I panicked because I thought I noticed some signs of balding, hair fall was too much I thought. I have a widows peak meaning I thought my hairline was receding more than it should. My hair was very long, I had grown it out for over 3 years and It reached a bit past my shoulders. I didn't know to address the breakage and split ends, which made my hair look worse than it did. Eventually due to these signs, I panicked and shaved my entire head. I regret it deeply now. Thank you for making this video, because it gave me the peace of mind I needed to have. Now I can grow my hair out again.
I sure hope, this HELPS a lot of the guys, in your Group! A lot Great Information here! *UGH!*. COWLICKS.... I have 3! I just learned to deal with it! ✌🏼Out Trav! Awesome video as always!
Have noticed so many of these things as I have grown my hair out and this video is such a relief. Thank you for helping men like me with our anxiety
I love the mannered manes group but there so many concerned people about their hair for all of these reasons. Great video and calmed me down too lol
My hair isn't falling out, it just stopped growing, far as I can tell. I've never seen so much of my scalp before. I get fits of rage because It was so unexpected, and feels incredibly unfair. There's no bald spot on the vertex yet, but under the right light, my scalp is visible. It's thinning drastically in the front and the vertex. just 6 months ago I had my hair long and brushed back, real italian/greaser look lol. like Johnny boy from the outsiders.
If baldness comes from the paternal side of the family, it shouldn't be happening to me. If it's on the mom's side...well, there's thinning, but no one in my family has gone bald, on either side. I also went through some heavy detox/withdrawal from methadone&benzo's right after I had COVID in February 2021...so I was holding out hope for the type of hair loss that's temporary.
I'm 33 years old, and I'd rather have fucking CANCER than lose my hair. I've had thoughts of running away from my family because of the shame of it, taking my show on the ROAD. It's a full-blown identity crisis, and I'm not coping well at all with the news. That's how I feel. I'm grieving the loss of my hair.
It's one thing if, you know, my head was perfectly ROUND, or If I had a mortgage, a wife, kids, stuff in general, accomplishments.. But I just got clean, I threw away my best years to opiate addiction. And it feels like my reward for getting clean is: losing my last good feature, my hair! And I curse the world for it. A dermatologist early in October said it looks like genetic hair loss. Another dermatologist says it could be stress related, but to me it looks genetic. This news cut me so, so deep. My humor isn't even intact anymore. I glare at people with good hair on the subways lmao, when just 6 months to a year ago, I had no noticeable hair thinning/loss. But thank you for the informative video..I'm still holding out hope for some kind of miracle.
Me : "Wow what a bunch of useful informations I need to know."
Also me : Shaves my head everyday.
ppl still shave heads?
@@Jernofenz I do, cheaper than having hairs to maintain.
i'm a female and i've definitely worried about some of this stuff. thanks for clearing it up!