What norwood is this guy?

[biddybomb]

I wonder if hes on finasteride, basically identical to my recession, strong density behind the hairline but some thinning going on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Il-PsJL3NBA

 

[Raz]

Like NW1.5 IMO. His left temple seemed to have receeded a bit more, but basically a full head of hair. Wouldn't even classify as a "mature hairline".

 

[bilboswaggins]

nope that's a classic "mature hairline" IMO

 

[Raz]

Perhaps you could say that, but when I think of mature hairlines, I envision more of a visible widow's peak or a slightly higher hairline (ie. how many fingers you can fit between your eyebrows and the edge of your hairline). That guy's left temple felt a bit more receeded than his right temple, but his hair was great overall, with a low hairline.

 

[Wolf Pack]

A comment on that video, how much thought has he put in this! See:

Great video! Very refined hairstyle. I've been searching for a lot of hairstyling tutorials and yours in one of the very best. Wish I could give the video 5 likes but I can't I was wondering though: In all your experience styling hair, have you discovered any "power haircuts" that successful men tend to get? I'm currently doing a lot of research in order to discover my style, and a lot of my friends (who are going into business, the medical field, and entertainment) have been talking about "power haircuts", haircuts that give a person luck in everything they do. Not supernaturally, but because these "power haircuts" tend to represent a slick, trained, and able mind. Do you have opinion regarding this? Please, if anyone has an opinion, feel free to reply to my question as well. Any good insight would be appreciated!

 

[BiqqieSmalls]

nope that's a classic "mature hairline" IMO

Idk about mature hairline M8. Look at 3:25 -- His temples are thinning and you can see miniaturized hairs.

 

[Aesthetic]

A comment on that video, how much thought has he put in this! See:

Great video! Very refined hairstyle. I've been searching for a lot of hairstyling tutorials and yours in one of the very best. Wish I could give the video 5 likes but I can't I was wondering though: In all your experience styling hair, have you discovered any "power haircuts" that successful men tend to get? I'm currently doing a lot of research in order to discover my style, and a lot of my friends (who are going into business, the medical field, and entertainment) have been talking about "power haircuts", haircuts that give a person luck in everything they do. Not supernaturally, but because these "power haircuts" tend to represent a slick, trained, and able mind. Do you have opinion regarding this? Please, if anyone has an opinion, feel free to reply to my question as well. Any good insight would be appreciated!

lol when i see doctors, lawyers, sales agents, when they are bald i think mature and wise and trustable, when i see one with slicked back full head of hair i think more "shady" "con-job" not sure why

 

[abcdefg]

Yeah old is the word your looking for like someones dad. That is why male pattern baldness is so bad. Up until you get wrinkles and just age in general lets be honest your hair is the main thing that is going to prematurely age most men. I remember at my retail store they advised clerks to ID for alchohol if they look younger than 30 and not to go by mens hairlines because its not always true. She specifically said that because truthfully most men do show their age in their hair while they get that mature hairline long before anything else and its pretty much incurable right now.

"lol when i see doctors, lawyers, sales agents, when they are bald i think mature and wise and trustable"

 

[Wolf Pack]

lol when i see doctors, lawyers, sales agents, when they are bald i think mature and wise and trustable, when i see one with slicked back full head of hair i think more "shady" "con-job" not sure why

You're right by the way. But that's why I like the typical plastic surgeon look with slicked hair going back, goes well with their job haha.

 

[MrRandy]

lol when i see doctors, lawyers, sales agents, when they are bald i think mature and wise and trustable, when i see one with slicked back full head of hair i think more "shady" "con-job" not sure why

I think that wise and trustable are the doctors over 40-50, no matter what is on their head. However a young doctor, being he with full head of hair or receding, will not be treated as a trustable one, because of his age (from the first sight).

 

[Agustin Araujo]

I see the man as a Norwood 1, his hair is perfect in my eyes.

Yeah old is the word your looking for like someones dad. That is why male pattern baldness is so bad. Up until you get wrinkles and just age in general lets be honest your hair is the main thing that is going to prematurely age most men. I remember at my retail store they advised clerks to ID for alchohol if they look younger than 30 and not to go by mens hairlines because its not always true. She specifically said that because truthfully most men do show their age in their hair while they get that mature hairline long before anything else and its pretty much incurable right now.

"lol when i see doctors, lawyers, sales agents, when they are bald i think mature and wise and trustable"

How bad is your male pattern baldness? I am thinning in a Norwood 6 pattern with the back and sides already greying and I'm only in my early twenty's.

 

[xRedStaRx]

Norwood 2.

The line drawn before death.