Current Events > Age plus balding and greying status?

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28

Just a few grey hairs, mostly around the center front of my hairline. I've had a small, Sweeney Todd grey streak since I was in high school, but now there's a few more and at least one or two grey hairs near the lower back. But it's 99% unnoticeable.

My hairline had receded so it looks like Tom Hanks in my early 20s but has remained stable and I don't have that spot behind the crown of the head. Based off of the men in my family, I could start balding anywhere between 40 and 70.
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Bald and nearly completely grey by 30.

I was bald by 25 with a no grey. Around 28 i started rapidly greying.
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26

Not balding or graying.

I'm probably not going to go bald (unless maybe when I'm really old). I have no family history of it, and 23andme says I'm genetically very unlikely to bald
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Wetterdew posted...

23andme says I'm genetically very unlikely to bald

that's what it told me while I read the results as a man who needed a hair transplant just to not be completely bald lol
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31

Full head of hair but getting greyer all the time

28 in a week or so

full head of long thick hair but it's grey underneath in patches
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26. I've got Hugo Weaving's hairline. It thinned out a little further back when I was stressed a few years ago, but it stopped. I've probably got another 5-10 years before it sets in and goes away again.

I've had two grey hairs.
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26 and no balding or graying
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39, no grey no bald no joke
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35 no grey receding hairline but I've been shaving my head for ten years anyways.
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27 with a full head of long golden blonde hair.

35, a few grays here and there in beard, but none on top, hairline slightly receded, but I always felt like my hair was too thick when I was younger anyway.
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BignutzisBack posted...

Wetterdew posted...

23andme says I'm genetically very unlikely to bald

that's what it told me while I read the results as a man who needed a hair transplant just to not be completely bald lol

You can have my genes and still go bald, but the chances are much lower. It basically means that "very few people with these genes go bald, but it can still happen sometimes"

None of my family is bald either, so I feel safe
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Turning 32 next month and no noticeable balding or greying yet. I don't know if it'll stay that way, but I feel lucky to even make it this far since many have experienced one or both at much younger ages than me.
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36. No grays on head. No balding. Little bit of grays popping up in the beard here and there. Not really noticeable unless you look for it.
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35 few grays on side of my head. Girls dig them so its cool

31

not balding or gray hair
my father had all his hair nor turned grey at 50 (kinda sucks that we lost him at that age) at least he got to see major milestones.
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34. Hairline hasn't receded at all, as far as I can tell, but I have a few grey hairs at my temples. I think my hair is going very well, really.

I feel so bad for men in their late twenties and early thirties, whose hairlines have receded a lot. Looks very bad, IMHO, and makes it look like you have bad genetics and bad health.

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30, still a full head of hair, some grey hairs peeking through but that started when i was like 24 so i attribute it mostly to the stress i was going through in my mid 20s. I hear balding status is determined by your maternal grandfather and he still had a full head of hair, albeit it was thinning....so i think i'll be good.
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25

No thinning, just a zig-zaggy hairline that's been that way since I was about 19 or 20.

No greying other than exactly 2 white whiskers in my mustache on symmetrical sides (that's why I figure it's actual greying and not just a freak occurrence like I've always gotten in various random places). I really hope I don't go grey in that pattern because it would make my facial hair look awful. If the ends of my mustache go grey first then it makes me look like I have a tiny upper lip compared to the rest of my dark beard.

30.

No balding or greying to report.
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32

Long hair, no greys.
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How your relatives went bald has no affect on how you will end up.

Sunhawk posted...

34. Hairline hasn't receded at all, as far as I can tell, but I have a few grey hairs at my temples. I think my hair is going very well, really.

I feel so bad for men in their late twenties and early thirties, whose hairlines have receded a lot. Looks very bad, IMHO, and makes it look like you have bad genetics and bad health.

Yeah baldness looks awful if you don't have at least one other physical sign of age, like wrinkles or grey hair. It looks alright if you're muscular and have a big beard and you shave your head clean.

27, no apparent balding when hair grown out but I swear the left side of my front hairline is thinning when I get something like a buzzcut. Maybe Im overthinking it though. If I have any grey hair its not noticeable.
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28 here.
No grey hair or grey beard hair.

The very front of my hair above my forehead is just slightly thinning.
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28

Thin patch on the crown of my head, but I've been shaving my head since I was 20 or so. No grey, but I'm platinum blond so it'll go pure white all at once at some point.
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