Men also tremble at the sight of the early signs of hair loss. In fact, when they do, they tend to panic and then resort to measures that are completely inappropriate, not to mention unnecessary. A new hair cut alone can fix the damaged caused by hair loss on the appearance. Here are some hairstyles which could actually help.
Smooth-Shaven
Have you heard the news? Well it’s not exactly news to everyone but Bruce Willis finally did it. Not that he was in a rush to show his entire dome. In fact, he advises, ‘Before you shave your head, you better know what it looks like under there. Unless you know for sure, you could end up walking around with “nothing but zucchini”, as Jon Stewart so eloquently put it’. So when should you get completely shaven? A completely bald look is actually a great option for men with very thin surrounding hairs and with severe hair loss. A clean shaven look will not only eliminate the hassles of styling your hair again, it also presents a personal statement.
Caesar Cut
Buzz Cut
Notice how Jason Statham is still in a lot of movies despite his balding head. That’s probably because with a buzz cut like his, nothing can reduce his oozing sex appeal. A buzz cut is simple, clean, slick, and works for men with very thin hairs. Cutting your hair short this way will eliminate the excess weight which can increase hair loss. Plus, it will make your hair look thicker.
The Bed Hair
Although not all men may look good with their uncombed hair when they wake up in the morning, a messy bed hair look can actually work to conceal baldness. It works perfectly on Jude Law. The bed hair effect is a good option for men with wavy hair. With this style, hair is normally longer on the top and shorter on the sides and back. You can achieve this style with a certain amount of expertise through a thickening hair product.
Grow Facial Hair
A lot of personalities actually grow facial hair to probably make up for what’s missing on top. Whether there is truth to that assumption or none at all, growing facial hair with a clean shaven head makes a different kind of statement. In fact, it represents a significant degree of virility. Aside from that, it diverts people’s attention from your bald head to your mustache or goatee.
