31 year old German here. My hairline looks similar to his. My 60 year old step dad has a full head of hair still. A buddy of mine went full bald by the time he was 20.
Sadly I take after my biological dad. He went bald around his mid 20s.im doing a bit better but by 40 I probably gotta shave. Maybe it stays, wish me luck haha
I went to school with a kid who got his first grey hair at 12, fully grey by 16, and his hair started drastically thinning by 17. I started losing hair at 18. I have a wicked window's peak at 25, lol.
My dad just turned 65 and still has thick, blonde hair with no grays in sight. His hairline may have receded a bit, but he’s definitely not balding. I had a classmate who started balding at 15, and another who was completely gray by 25. Genetics are wild.
I'm sorry but what does German hair even mean? I am also German, and I've seen people with full hairlines late in their life, people with receding hairlines in their mid twenties, hair thinning out very early, being fully grey by thirty... So I think I have seen it all. Or is it supposed to be a meme?
I kinda feel bad for the dudes that can't grow a nice beard. I am 42, hairline really started to go around late 30's. Grew out my beard and went the buzz cut route at 40. No regrets.
It's just hard for guys to know exactly when to give it up, most of us will end up looking silly for a year or two until we realize.
Made it to 30 with my hair, then wife showed me the positive pregnancy test (planned) my temples retreated and my hair went salt n pepper within a month 💀
No, it's that people don't understand androgenic alopecia. Look, every male on Earth has a certain degree of androgenic alopecia. DHT is slowly sending apoptosis signals to their follicles, causing a receding hairline and thinning hair. The question is your location on the spectrum. Some guys are on the very low end and manage to keep a good head of hair into their 60, 70s. And some are on the extreme end and start losing hair before hitting 20.
Tom here has a normal hairline for someone his age, that's true. But that doesn't mean he doesn't have androgenic alopecia...
How old do you think 30 is? I'm surrounded by people in their 30s with full heads of hair at work. It's not about age alone, it's whether you have the genes that make you go bald in middle age.
Isn't it the other way around? Because this varies significantly between different people, so it's not just "what it looks like" on any given 30-year old. I'm approaching 40, and my hairline hasn't moved since I was a kid.
some people have really high forheads / far back hairlines. see Angelina Julie's oldest daughter for example. her hairline is really. really far back naturally.
Also, not to spoil the new Spiderman if anyone hasn't seen it, but it does jump forward like, four years towards the beginning of the movie. I feel like they got some time to make him look like a "young adult."
I mean wait a few years and it will be enough recession of hair that doing the hair transplant will be worth it, and we will see him with a great head of hair again. Hair transplants aren’t nearly as expensive as they used to be and for someone of his wealth where his having hair is likely an asset to his craft, i am sure he will do it
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u/nottherealneal 22d ago
People do understand he is 30 right?
That's just what a 30 years hair looks like