Men--do you have a hairpiece or would get one?

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Victor

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Might I ask a very personal question.

Guys--have you considered buying a hairpiece
or using hair restoration? They are very expensive
and not available in stores near me
as are women's wigs.
A natural looking hairpiece can cost $500 and more for 1 year
plus checkups and patching that costs perhaps 600 a year.
They need to be replaced continually. Vanity is a big business.
My hair is pretty thin. I have not used any
treatments.
 

I am mostly bald but not the least worried about it. I began going bald at 24, but it never stopped me with getting dates.
 

jujube said:
The Spousal Equivalent is mostly bald on top, except for what I call the "18-hair-combover" that fools no one...ever.

For some reason, he's attached to that combover. I hate it. I cut his hair and one of these days.....one of these days....there's going to be a "slip" with the clippers.
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:lofl: I will never forget the first time I saw a comb over in the wind. I couldn’t figure out what was flapping around on the guys head and I stood and scared for the longest time. My friends had to elbow me in the ribs to stop me from staring.
 
I wouldn't wear a hairpiece. But, I don't know about hair transplants; depends how I'd look bald. I've thinned, but not bald.

Yet.
 
If I lost enough hair to care, I’d shave my head
Go for the Isaac Hayes, the coolest of dudes

...call myself Vanilla Hayes






But, both sides of the fam had full heads of hair to the end
Guess I’ll do the same

Heh, those comb overs…hilarious when swimming
 
I’ve always been of the opine that one lives with what they got, or don’t got
However
As of this writing, ear and nose hairs are becoming a bit of an epidemic

Considering comb overs ...or... maybe a weave
 
win231 said:
I wouldn't wear a hairpiece. But, I don't know about hair transplants; depends how I'd look bald. I've thinned, but not bald.Yet.
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Same here. Thinned a little, but still need to go the barber shop about every 3 weeks.

Someone should have asked about manicures and pedicures. I still enjoy getting those done. And, I also go to a foot massager that I’ll never give up. That is unbelievable. If you have never had a foot massage, you don’t know what you’re missing out on.
 
Don't need a hair piece as I have a lot of hair, but some think I was shorted on common sense and gray matter. :yoda:
 
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Oddly enough I love long hair immensely but not on men.
I happen to greatly appreciate the contrasting differences between men & women.
Men who look and act like real men make women who look and act like woman, glad that they are.
For myself, it’s those contrasting differences that creates natural chemistry
 
RadishRose said:
I must have been born in the wrong era. :(
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Me, too. :drool:

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To be fair, we ARE talking seniors here, not young studs and there aren’t many men who can pull off looking good with long hair while older. What usually happens is they get bald on top and let the sides grow long and then put that in a ponytail which doesn’t usually look attractive. Only men with unusually thick hair can pull off wearing their hair long.

Its the people who can’t accept that they are aging and losing their looks who take drastic measures that end up looking a bit odd. People notice things that are odd or out of place and a combover is one of those things. You might as well spray paint your head than wear one of those things and it would be far cheaper.

Anyone who who tries too hard to cover up parts of themselves that they can’t own up to, ends up desperate looking. The old guy with the bald head and man bun still trying to capture his youth or the ex stripper, trying to still look sexy in fishnet stockings and high heels. It’s not an attractive look.

People who accept themselves right where they are in life are attractive.

And while some men can look good in long hair, the majority of them don’t and in my opinion, I think if a man has been losing a lot of his hair on top, he’d look far nicer shaving it all off and buffing that head up to a healthy, shining glow cause it is sexy on most guys. Especially if they wear it with complete confidence.
That’s hot! :yes:
 
Keesha said:
:lofl: I will never forget the first time I saw a comb over in the wind. I couldn’t figure out what was flapping around on the guys head and I stood and scared for the longest time. My friends had to elbow me in the ribs to stop me from staring.
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You just described me to a T and my few hairs that do exactly what you just said. I hope it wasn’t me you saw.:cool:
Anyway, I decided to do something about it.

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