Sometimes gentlemen are somewhat sheepish about pursuing treatment for baldness. Society tends to label them as somehow unmanly because they spent the time and money on a very expensive vanity. However, this is 2017 and perhaps it is time we stopped teasing them about mens hair replacement systems.
Many women can appreciate how such a thing might be considered a dire necessity since females would likely be tearing a path to the door if they suffered this as men do. For women, no one ever questions the vanities they indulge, even when the expense is born by their male counterpart. Men are stereo-typically expected to bankroll the vanity closet for women, but they get chided about not wanting to look like a giant thumb walking around.
So many guys just shave it all off at the first signs of thinning. While it's a great look and both women and men dig it, it rarely ever even occurred to these guys that they should spend such monies on the preservation of their hair. Too bad because there are some bald heads out there that really, really could use a return to better days when the oblong noggin with a flat edge had not yet been revealed.
To this day people laugh at the mere word toupee, and everyone over the age of 30 has a story about someone and their horrible head rat. It were as if the makers of this accessory wished for men to look stupid, and made sure they did. Perhaps it was a woman who came up with the idea of implanting staples so the toupee might not blow off in the wind.
Now, there are still stores selling the spray-on covering for the back top of the head bald patch. This means there are men somewhere giving a spritz in order to fool their newest dating companion, or fooling the interviewer for the big job. That stuff was okay, but if a man sweats, it runs, and must be cleaned up and reapplied.
Those lucky guys of today have are pretty much stuck with Rogaine in the beginning, and follicle replacement if that fails to keep their bartender busy. When begun at the first stage of balding, Rogaine has real potential for keeping those natural follicles healthy. However, male pattern baldness having strong genetic causal factors, many gentlemen are forced into the follicle repair eventually.
Funny thing about those bald head shaving guys. They like to wear wigs sometimes, and there are entire inventories of wigs to choose from. Everybody knows the drag queens wig it up, and sometimes women will step out in disguise, but rarely do dudes discuss the fun they have donning a wig to town on a windy day just to feel wind whipping once more.
What gets me is when I see more women than men at a salon getting the very costly follicle transplantation. Very few women suffer the same baldness, so the preponderance of women in such a salon means men need to feel like they can spend on their own personal vanity. They spend on a woman without question, but so few of them seem to believe that they are worth it too.
Many women can appreciate how such a thing might be considered a dire necessity since females would likely be tearing a path to the door if they suffered this as men do. For women, no one ever questions the vanities they indulge, even when the expense is born by their male counterpart. Men are stereo-typically expected to bankroll the vanity closet for women, but they get chided about not wanting to look like a giant thumb walking around.
So many guys just shave it all off at the first signs of thinning. While it's a great look and both women and men dig it, it rarely ever even occurred to these guys that they should spend such monies on the preservation of their hair. Too bad because there are some bald heads out there that really, really could use a return to better days when the oblong noggin with a flat edge had not yet been revealed.
To this day people laugh at the mere word toupee, and everyone over the age of 30 has a story about someone and their horrible head rat. It were as if the makers of this accessory wished for men to look stupid, and made sure they did. Perhaps it was a woman who came up with the idea of implanting staples so the toupee might not blow off in the wind.
Now, there are still stores selling the spray-on covering for the back top of the head bald patch. This means there are men somewhere giving a spritz in order to fool their newest dating companion, or fooling the interviewer for the big job. That stuff was okay, but if a man sweats, it runs, and must be cleaned up and reapplied.
Those lucky guys of today have are pretty much stuck with Rogaine in the beginning, and follicle replacement if that fails to keep their bartender busy. When begun at the first stage of balding, Rogaine has real potential for keeping those natural follicles healthy. However, male pattern baldness having strong genetic causal factors, many gentlemen are forced into the follicle repair eventually.
Funny thing about those bald head shaving guys. They like to wear wigs sometimes, and there are entire inventories of wigs to choose from. Everybody knows the drag queens wig it up, and sometimes women will step out in disguise, but rarely do dudes discuss the fun they have donning a wig to town on a windy day just to feel wind whipping once more.
What gets me is when I see more women than men at a salon getting the very costly follicle transplantation. Very few women suffer the same baldness, so the preponderance of women in such a salon means men need to feel like they can spend on their own personal vanity. They spend on a woman without question, but so few of them seem to believe that they are worth it too.
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