No Man Should Ever Be Embarrassed To Get Mens Hair Replacement Systems

By Paul Gray


Sometimes gentlemen are somewhat sheepish about pursuing treatment for baldness. Society tends to label them as somehow unmanly because they spent the time and money on a very expensive vanity. However, this is 2017 and perhaps it is time we stopped teasing them about mens hair replacement systems.

Many women can appreciate how such a thing might be considered a dire necessity since females would likely be tearing a path to the door if they suffered this as men do. For women, no one ever questions the vanities they indulge, even when the expense is born by their male counterpart. Men are stereo-typically expected to bankroll the vanity closet for women, but they get chided about not wanting to look like a giant thumb walking around.

The Nineties brought on the head shave rage, and the world of women, fashion, sports, and pop culture fell in love. Most of the gentlemen who do this start as their hair first begins to recede, so they never contend with watching the widow peak slide. Unfortunately, not all heads have a shape that is pleasing, or even Earthling for that matter.

Thankfully there are better methods for men now than a toupee. Those old rat-bag headpieces were always terrible, even if they cost a good deal of money. It seemed that society picked fun at male vanity so hard that toupee companies created these wigs as a part of a joke that everyone seemed to be in on except the men who actually wore them.

Now, there are still stores selling the spray-on covering for the back top of the head bald patch. This means there are men somewhere giving a spritz in order to fool their newest dating companion, or fooling the interviewer for the big job. That stuff was okay, but if a man sweats, it runs, and must be cleaned up and reapplied.

These days dudes start out with Rogaine sometime between the ages of seventeen and twenty-two. In many instances, especially when they initiate this therapy as young as that, it works quite well at preserving and protecting existing follicles. However, follicles are flaky things guided by genetics, so when they go, it is either baldness or follicle transplantation.

A little secret some people might not have realized is that even shaved bald men like to sport hair now and then. It is not yet a common thing, but some of those dudes wear a wig when they go out. Hey, a wig is a very inexpensive alternative to hours and hours, and thousands of dollars spent laying in the hair doctor seat while he does microsurgery.

Interestingly enough, there are frequently more women receiving the expensive follicle repair than men. Even though less than one quarter of those impacted by genetic balding, they are sometimes the most represented gender in those salons. It is about time men let their wives save up for themselves so they can take care of their own little ego boost instead.




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