Where Are You On The Norwood Scale?
 

Definitely not even on it based on #2 having less coverage than I do.. and I was born with a tall forehead to begin with.

Stop showing off, you can't be a real man if you're not on the scale :thumbsup :winkwink:

not on scale either.

almost 40 and a 3V - Booo!

+- number 2

Many (majority?) people do not have that bald spot even when they are 70 :)

Thanks, I feel much better now! :upsidedow

Don't feel bad - I am about the same - 3v, but I some hair left on the top - It's just getting very thin...

:winkwink:

How old were you when you first noticed it going?

Not bad, some people lose it slowly

The one at the back is a sign of intelligence

You use anything to slow it down?

A long haired #2

honestly it happened pretty quick. Started noticing a little thinning around 36, not too bad though.

And some never lose (for example my father). And nobody in my extended family :)
So I will assume the best for me as well :1orglaugh

2, but I use tin foil hat to cover the bald spots.

http://img3.toysperiod.com/img/cache...u2x333t2w2.jpg

I guess this is Mr. Dirty.

Not bad for your age :winkwink:

It's a odd thing really, I know some who start losing very early, then it stops, you were doing fine until mid-30's then it started going quick. Always seems bad when it happens to a guy in his early 20's.

You'll probably be alright

Yes, tin foil has many benefits :thumbsup

Does weight-lifting speed up hair loss?

My balls are really hairy.

possibly little better than #2

2. My family doesn't go bald, but we do go grey early.

Definitely 2... :) :) :)

Bit better than #2 which for my age ain't bad - if the power alleys keep growing i would consider filling them in.

You're in your 40's, 50's, 60's?

38 these days

Do you use Rogaine on them?

But yesterday my barber found a thick gray hair on my head :Oh crap
And I am few years younger than you..

Joke graph or scientific survey?
How does that help/make worse my bad day with gray hair discovery though? :1orglaugh

You'll still be able to pull, but only girls of around the same age :winkwink:

Well maybe that graph means that ladies like men of the same age but those men must be not gray haired :1orglaugh

Good point, should be a workaround though :winkwink:

My husband has SO very much hair and it's so thick - up until it started to turn gray - he'd let it grow until it got long enough and cut it for that locks of love charity - most men can't do that one time, much less about once a year - women included. He's not on that list anywhere either I think. lol

I have tons of hair. When i get a haircut at a new place they usually comment on it.
Then they cut my hair a second time with the thinning scissors.

Hope my boys get some of it, because the wives father is balding

31 here, not on the scale which I guess makes me a #1, or even #0... but I've been shaving my head since middle school so I suppose it doesn't matter

What about you, talking about gray hair situation? :winkwink:

Not on it at all. Got enough hair for several men and a woman if she needs it. Haven't had a haircut since early 2005. Over 40 and zero recession.

5A, but I keep it buzzed down to nothing. My girl loves it.

I would say I am a 3 or 3a. I just turned 46 and I have no bald spots, but I sure do have a receding hairline. I keep my hair short.

The moment I start having bald spots is the moment I go completely bald.

2 , but with the 3V spot hehe