What Women Think About Hair Loss | Men'S Grooming | Hair Loss
- Posted on 23 September, 2016
- Hair Knowledge
- By Anonymous
Watch as the Style Girlfriend Team sounds off on what women really thinking about men's grooming habits, including manscaping, hair loss, and the importance of brushing your hair before a date!
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And the shirt comes off and I was like: oh, you are not as hairy as I thought. You'D be, but I like this going on, but then I kind of like tapered off. Do you think that you can tell when a guy's made more of an effort? Yeah you get a whiff of something good, you hug them for sure, and if they like, have you been totally like just brush their teeth? Do we really think brushing your teeth? Is an extra step matters that you're making an effort that you're trying effort is everything I mean. I do think that there is still I mean it's 2016, but there's a bit of a stigma. I guess around thinking that it's not manly to care. What do you think I just really don't have to feel ashamed or secretive about anything they're doing sort of like a peak their appearance? I think that's sort of the great thing about yeah. Did you ever hold it against a guy like? Would you ever call him vain for doing something that was to improve his appearance? I think it's definitely okay to try putting effort into how you look. It just makes you radiate, like positivity, and people pick up on that. I would say to a guy like if you're noticing it if you're uncomfortable, if you're feeling insecure like do something about it, a woman would what women do that men don't even know about. I mean all the stuff involving lasers and I will say that the earlier you can address issues like that, the better, because when you get it early like you can actually science yeah it catching up. It'S catching yeah. What do you think in terms of a guy taking steps to improving his appearance if it does have a positive impact on his confidence? Go for it whatever makes, you feel confident is what's gon na work. Confidence is key. Yeah, like if you notice that you have thinning hair or you notice that, like you're going gray early, and you don't want to like, take the steps you want to take if it makes you feel good. That goes way. Deeper Slyke go to the core and then like just reverberates back out. I feel a absolutely hard day's work. Yes, go! Get a drink, yeah, okay, we'll shave! First friends, help yeah yeah
Comments
Lloyd Dailey: i am bald on top, not shaved but bald and I rightly don't care what other people think of me ! I live my life the way I want to !
Diary of a Fat Guy: Nothing wrong with thinning hair at 42. I helped nature and shaved it off. Feel great
Mantonio Banderas: People ought to do things to make them feel great* But yeah, brushing teeth is a given rather than an extra step. Even flossing is basic hygiene. The thing most people ought to remember is that people aren't paying quite as much attention as they think. "Huh, Mitch looks good today" is what they'll think rather than "I'll bet Mitch uses moisturizer. What vanity!" * No toupees. Come on, man.
The Beast: I enjoyed listening and watching you lovely ladies.
Polpiv4tifish: We are sexual creatures, when it's all said and done, and to experience the deterioration of your sexual allure (my case, in the space of a few months) is soul destroying. That's the crux of hair loss. Men can encourage each other all they want, but it's the perception of women that matters to straight men. And the reality is horrific. At least these ladies were honest when they said men can try and treat baldness, not sugarcoat their opinions with the usual 'it depends on the guy' bs. I'm not going to curse Mother Nature. She blessed me with a nice face, and in my teens and early 20s I had no trouble attracting girls, although I still didn't make the most of it because my confidence was rock bottom (I suffered a dark episode in my childhood). I experienced many breathtaking moments - the type where you and a stunning girl lock eyes in a nightclub, chat, kiss and then sometimes end the night at her/my place - and I always be grateful (I never had any genuine game lol, the girl always made things happen). It's just that in my late 20s I was finding my feet in the world and feeling like a man, when BAM! my hairloss accelerated rapidly to a point I could no longer style it. I held on as best I could with the minoxidil, finasteride & nizoral regimen, but to no avail. I'm 32 and about to be bald and my identity has disappeared, as has my sexual allure. There will always be things to live for, but what breaks my heart is that I can no longer get the most out of life. I'm now limited, that is a fact, even though my face has never been better (scrub and moisturizer) and my body is where I always wanted it to be thanks to gym. No matter what I do for the rest of my life and what I achieve, my identity will always be 'bald'.
Shirl Bristow: Men have insecurities too. and a desire to to be attractive. I personally worry if I am masculine enough. I won’t go into further:
Leon612: I'll fix my flaws when that main girl fixes that big point at the back of her head!
Hieu TV: B-G-M... awesome.
D. Fenestrator: You ladies need to get out of NYC! It's an ovary graveyard!
abdub7: Too much hotness on one couch!!
Fast Food Runner: It’s all from a script nothing spontaneous
C R U Z: Ur a man if u CARE PERIOD. Just don’t make a big deal about it
Bamleno: u should show your feet in more videos
G. D.: Wait till these havalenas hit 40 and dont have a choice...right now they can say what they want cause they're young..