How much of my hair should i cut off?
I’ve had long hair my whole life and I want to cut it. Right now it comes down to my waist and seems too long. I was thinking maybe 8 inches off (would be mid back length) but then I kind of want to cut more, maybe to shoulder length (18 inches!)????Help! Will I regret cutting my hair short? How short should I cut it?
How much hair should be cut off?
My hair is very damaged and has been coloured and bleached many times over the years. I rarely cut my hair but I know I need a haircut. I was in for my colour treatment about 3 weeks ago and my stylist told me that I should definitely snip of a good amount of hair. She said I have about 8 inches of dead, dry, damaged hair that needs to go but on top of that she suggests I should chop off an additional 5 inches, so 13 total. My hair would rest at either shoulder length or just above. I’m willing to cut off as much as I need to to ensure the health of my hair. I was thinking to cut off maybe 6 inches but if my hairdresser suggested I take more off I’d be willing to do that too I suppose. I just don’t know if it’s all necessary, but if it is then so be it. After I go in for this haircut, how often should I be going back for haircuts and how much should I take off each time?
My father and his father both still have their hair, but my mother’s father doesn’t. What are the chances of me still going bald?
Probably 50/50. The female carries the gene for baldness. Your mother may or may not have it. Only time will tell.
Should I have a hair transplant at age 24? How much would it cost?
In my personal opinion and having seen many patients and a few friends who underwent the procedure I would, again my personal opinion, never suggest it. My reasons are:1) irrespective of the price, if you are loosing hair, im assuming you will end up like the majority with little and thin hair on the places that are spared. No use in my point using that hair because you will never get that 'full head' look. Have a look at patients or better yet most such doctors will have a photo file which documents all their patients before's and after's.2) Most surgeons will have you wait till you are bold so they pick out hair follicles that are resistant. No point in transplating hair that prone to fall out anyway. This means everyone knows your bold and one day you have hair again!?! not the most sublte way to hide 3) I think hair transplants are much cheeper in Pakistan and India than they are in the US with US certified doctors preforming them here. None the less they are not cheep. 4) then the posibility of scars. I strongly suggest you have a loog at whats called 'plugging'. They are small punctate scars at the base of the follicles and horrible. Not to mention other complications.5) the Hair transplant surgeon I know evry wel is bold too. And you guessed it he wears a topee too! 6) My advice: If you above 35-40 embrace it. I know its difficult but perhaps a more graceful option. If not then for as long as you do have 'sufficent' hair get a good hair stylist and style them well. That should cover you for a good amount of time. There was a product my dad used that disappeared from the market and it worked very well for him. It was by pantene Pro.V in a clear glass bottle with a white cap and an amber colour liquid. It was a tonic not a medicine. Cant remember the name sorry, was a while back.Go for a hair topee. The best most authentic option if that what you want. Otherwise talk to a doctor and make sure you dont have a nutritional deficency that causeing it to fall out like Iron or Zinc or Hypothyroidism. Ask him about Finiseride and minoxidil, the only 2 FDA approved medicines for androgenic alopecia.
Why do many people have baby hairs around their hairline?
The border between the scalp and the skin of the face is not an exact line, and most of our skin is not as hairless as we might like to think. Humans have very fine, almost transparent hairs pretty much all over their body, they’re called vellus hair. During puberty, around half of women’s and around 90% of men’s body hair is transformed from vellus hair into terminal hair.Around the hairline, there is a border (in some people it’s more of an abrupt border, in many it’s a softer gradient) where the terminal hair of the scalp mixes with hair that might be slightly darker or thicker than typical vellus hair, but still much finer and shorter than the normal scalp hair.In some people, this border of “baby hairs” around the hairline is their natural hairline. In others, it is the result of adding too much stress. On the head, especially around the hairline, terminal hair can change back into vellus hair. Often this happens when there is a strong pull on the hair, e.g. from massaging too aggressively while shampooing, being careless with a comb that’s too narrow-teethed, or pulling the hair back too strongly in a ponytail.A similar thing happens when people pull out their body hair regularly (e.g. sugaring, waxing, with epilation devices). At some point, the hair follicle “gives up” and shifts from producing terminal hair to producing vellus hair instead.Around the hairline, shorter hairs are not always baby hairs. Sometimes, they are just the new growth of normal hairs that fell out due to their age, or while recovering from a hair loss episode. And at the hairline, they are more visible than at the crown of the head, where they would often be hidden by the hairstyle.If one notices that the amount of baby hairs has increased over the past few months, I would recommend to reevaluate their haircare routine. Try not to pull back long hair too tightly, part it to the sides for a change. Be careful when brushing or combing the hair, and wash it gently with a mild shampoo. Try to avoid heat styling. If the increase in baby hairs is paired with hair loss, I would recommend to see a professional, in order to check for a risk of alopecia.
When will my facial hair come in?
I’m 17 years old and I don’t have that much facial hair. I have a mustache and a good amount of hair on my chin but I barely have any hair on the sides of my face. I noticed that I have a lot of vellus hair follicles, will all of these follicles turn terminal? And if so how much longer should it take?
Is it true that if we run a razor on our face we will get good beards, I am 17 years old?
Yes, you get good amount of facial hair due to shaving.But, this can also cause skin being rough. If you can’t believe me, try touching your cheeks and your elder male members cheeks, You can find skin being very different. Use a electric trimmer till 25 to get good texture.(it costs around 500 rupees and one time investment)shaving costs 50rs minimum at all saloons.
How do I pass a hair follicle test for meth?
You can't. You won't. You don't.Hair follicle testing is pretty much the most accurate, intense and detailed form of drug test you can get. Not only will it show what drugs are currently in your system, it will also show what minute traces of drugs are still in your system and then there's also the metabolites - evidence of what drugs have left or are leaving your system based on the processes that happen when your kidneys metabolise chemicals and the stuff it leaves behind in your body when that happens.So even if the drugs are not in your system anymore, there may still be metabolites of the chemicals from those drugs. They will be able to tell.The thing about hair follicle testing is that it also shows a timeline of drug usage. This timeline is extremely accurate and goes back many several months at the least.It is also the most expensive form of drug test as opposed to blood and urine screening, its a lengthy, costly process, so if someone is going to the extent of hair follicle testing you, they mean business. Theres no messing with a hair follicle test.I mean how attached are you to your hair? The only way to get around this test would be to shave your head, and keep shaving it. They can't test your hair if they can't get your hair ..But then you're still gonna fail the test so sorry to say you are pretty much screwed. Is there any way you can abstain from using meth for a couple of weeks and request to have a blood or urine test instead?Good luck
Am I A late Bloomer, Im 19 going on 20 and my Penis is Small..am i still going through puberty . Please Help,Thanks in Advance?
The adult average is 5-6 inches. So, your penis isn't small per se... it's average, even if it is smaller than you'd like it to be. The pubic fad pad is one of the hardest areas for our bodies to shed fat from. It's one of the first places we begin to put on fat when we gain, which makes it one of the last places to shed it when we lose weight. Next time you have an erection, push down on the area surrounding your penis an you'll get an idea of how much of your penis is still hidden by this pad of fat. My suggestion would be for you to continue to lose weight, try to drop another 45 pounds or so, it is then when your pubic fad pad will really begin to shrink revealing more of your true length. While you continue to lose weight and get more familiar with the ladies, try to learn some techniques that are sure to please them. Remember, you also have hands, fingers, a mouth and a tongue. A lot of women appreciate a guy who knows his way around a vagina orally.