Oddly enough, I'm getting more body hair as I get less head hair. I used to be a complete smoothy on my chest, stomach, and back. I don't have much on my back, thank God. Sometimes I shave my chest and stomach, especially in the summer if I'm swimming a lot. Better fluid dynamics, doncha know.

id never shave off my hair although i hate it at times.. and i dont think ill go bald (as a girl).. and even if i was a boy i wouldnt go bald that quickly :p no one in my family got bald before his 50s

i lost my hair very young. all i can say is dont grow it long at the sides and back and go against the grain and dont grow a beard like all the other baldies do.

If I ever start losing my hair I'll just shave it off completely. Go bald. Lot's of ladies dig that when the man chooses to shave off all his hair, as opposed to just looking like some guy with a really bad receding hairline, or doing the come over or forward.

As long as you dont choose the comb-over look.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FweZeWCFkaA
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and shoot some mad kamehameha

Go running, imagine the speeds you'll reach with that resistance cut down to nothing, just put your head down and fly like a bullet.

I'm in my 40th year & have a full head of hair. My Dad is in his 60's & has a full head of hair & very few grey hairs. Sorry - this is starting to sound like gloating - not intended.

What I was going to say was that I would definitely go for the buzz if I did start to lose my fine lion's mane.

Actually, it's impossible to inherit baldness/hair...ness from your dad. It's 100% from your mom's side. My 10th grade science teacher told me that, and I was relieved as my mom's side of the family has very healthy hair. Not so with my dad's.

How do you know if your mother has the gene or not? Her mother could have been a carrier and her brothers could have been lucky and got her other X.

Started thinning in my mid-20s; buzzed it down to stubble; never went back. Dare I say, the best haircut I've ever had in my life. Also, I spend $20 a year on my hair (buying new buzzers and about one bottle of shampoo).

"Hereditary hair loss or alopecia androgenetica is different from alopecia androgenica. The latter is not hereditary hair loss and mainly affects men and women in later years usually after the age of 50 and is caused by a combination of the hormone DHT and age. Hereditary hair loss is passed down just as much from the father's side of the family as the mother's side and could in some cases skip a generation."

With your idea, I'm sure it could go either way.

i lost mine through illness.

Okay, not impossible. But Cecil Adams is never wrong, or else I have nowhere to get things confirmed. :mad:Her father. I don't think it's a sure sign if he has hair, though. It's just not [as] useful to look at your own father for it.

wear a lot of hats
or sharpie shit on my bald head

buy a pink afro wig