From reading about it? These are also famous enough people that others look closely at earlier photos and figure they did something. I can't tell by looking, though I don't care all that much. If I was a Hollywood celeb famous for my looks I would be much more inclined to do something, and would invest plenty to make sure it was done well. Would Connery have gotten started in Bond without doing something? Might be vanity, but it's also for their career. McConaughey says he used Regenex, btw, and has let the camera show closeups of his hair in interviews.
As you know, sarcasm comes through very clearly on the internet.
As you know, sarcasm comes through very clearly on the internet.
I can't tell if you're serious or not...
I like the idea of making "peace" with less hair rather than making a "piece" of hair.
Let me further suggest that men who opt for the combover or hairpiece route need to understand that nearly everyone will recognize it. No pun intended, however, being comfortable in one's own skin - whether embracing baldness or trying to camo it - will require a willingness to not only own the look, but also an ability to laugh at the occasional tease. My personal approach is to typically be the first to make light of myself.
You can always use more money! I, as did my dad, have a consistently full head of hair. But he did that "optifast" thing, which I thought wasn't a great idea, health-wise, and he suddenly lost a bunch of his hair.
Same here. I've never admitted this in public before, but I use a "Flowbee". If someone mentions my hair at all (which is almost never), it's a positive comment, so I must be doing a decent job.
Ah, you must be the person I saw that I call "The Flowbee Guy" when I've been out on your side of town.
Yes. I agree.
