12/26/2017 5 Steps: How to Handle Receding HairlinesLet’s face it, nobody wants to age, but it’s inevitable. With aging comes one of a man’s biggest fears: HAIR LOSS! Around 30% of men have started losing or have lost their hair to a great degree by the time they reach the age of thirty – and YES, you can blame your genes or hormones. You might think that hair loss is an embarrassing problem that can negatively affect your professional and social life. However, no matter how you feel about it, don’t try to cover it up or make a comb over. DEAL WITH IT and find a way to make it work for you. Step 1: Find a Haircut That Works for You Talk to your hairstylist and try to find a haircut that works for you and your receding hairline. We recommend 5 different haircuts that can turn your losses into gains: 1. Slicked Back Hairstyle: many men draw attention away from thinning hair on the top by slicking back the hair which adds a light lift at the roots. 2. Messy Side Parted Hair: is typically good for those with longer hair that is starting to thin out. 3. Short & Spiked Haircut: ask your hairstylist to cut your hair on the top to give it an edgy and spiky look. This cut creates space between your locks and therefore the attention will only be focused on where your hair has been spiked. 4. The Crop Haircut: if your thinning hair is not bad enough to pull off a buzz cut, getting a close cut with top texture is a nice choice. 5. The Buzz Cut: if you have the face shape for a buzz cut, this cut is a cool and sexy solution for thinning hair. Step 2: Use the Right Hair Styling Products Go find the right styling products for your hair. A nice wax or powder will add structure and volume to your hair. Keep in mind that a little goes a long way. Using too much can make your hair appear too oily. Step 3: Don’t over wash Your Hair Your initial reaction to thinning hair might be to wash it more often. You may believe that washing your hair more frequently is good for the remaining hair, but this is not the case. Over washing can cause hair damage and further hair loss. Depending on your hair type and texture, keep your hair washing down to 2-3 times a week. Apply the shampoo into your wet hair, massage gently for one minute, rinse thoroughly with water and repeat if necessary. Step 4: Build a Beard There are many reasons to grow a beard. Firstly, if you choose a suitable one that’s well maintained, it shows that you’re fashionable. Secondly, a beard will help bring the eyes of others down and away from your hairline rather than towards it. Remember to pick a beard that suits your style and face shape. Step 5: Keep Up a Positive Mind Be confident! Life is not all about hair. Don’t waste your time on negative energy. Try to focus on the positive things in life and be grateful for what you have. Focus on the things that you’re satisfied with, such as the shape of your body or the colour of your eyes. Read more about how to style it here: Haircuts For Men With Thinning Hair (Receding Hairlines) Well, how do you want to deal with your thinning hair? Let me know at your next appointment. This article first appeared on SlikHaar Hair by Brian - The Beauty Blog
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