LordHair hair replacement system can help solve your balding issues …
I’m Max and I’m 36 years old from London. I’m also gay and I want to tell you how I nearly became a comb over victim. My story begins when I started loosing my hair and the loss also started to become a real burden. It stressed me out. No matter how hard I tried to look better, I was constantly reminded of the fact that my thinning hair or hair loss wasn’t getting any better. My self confidence just diminished along with my hair.
Getting that bald part concealed now relaxes me a lot. At first I worried that it was obvious, and that everyone could see that I was trying to conceal baldness. I had some self doubt. I’d even worry that people were quietly laughing to themselves and that I looked ridiculous, even though I didn’t.
Only a hair loss sufferer like me can can speak of the feelings of embarrassment and insecurity. It’s about recurrent painful reminders of incompleteness, that are amplified by bonny hair memories of gayboyhood. Loosing my hair really impacted me psychologically.
When I was a little boy, my hair used to grow wildly. I was always dragged to the barber for a haircut. I secretly felt special as the barber would need to put a plank of wood across the armrests so I could sit on the instant man-made platform – all this for me, amazing! As a teenager I was annoyed at my extra lively hair, but I had a virile, luscious sense of handsomeness. I was self confident. This situation completely changed when I started loosing my hair, and I became self conscious and embarrassed if someone could see my bald patches. Especially any one I might be romantically attracted to!
As a boy, I remember gents who would also come to the barber’s, and I always wondered if they really needed a haircut but then I’d hear ‘short back and sides please’. It’s only now that I understand that cutting it all off was easier for them than trying to conceal the baldness by growing their hair longer. They had surrendered themselves to an inevitability, rather than struggle with uncontrollable wisps of hair.
Surrounded by huge mirrors and a citrusy fragrance of sandalwood, memories of the barber shop still make me feel nostalgic. It feels like that not so long ago my hair was growing at a far faster pace than any of my friends or family. Yes, many men who sport a short back and sides have accepted their hair loss with relative ease. They can look just as handsome. However, that is something I have found very difficult to accept. I just don’t seem to have the right countenance to carry it off.
Unable to live comfortably with a short back and sides, and aware of how ludicrous a comb over can look, I have finally found a solution that I can actually live with comfortably. I have managed to overcome my baldness with a hair system from LordHair. It works. It looks real because it appears seamless. I can take a shower and wash my hair, just like any other person. People don’t notice. And most importantly I have regained my self confidence. I still get irritated with my sideburns – and often scream, ‘why can’t my hair grow at the same rate as my sideburns!’
On this journey, I’ve also learnt that confidence doesn’t actually come from how you look. It’s more about how you feel, and your feelings make you who you are. Lord Hair allows me to feel much better because I’m now comfortable with my facial countenance. It’s an upgrade from where I was before.
Because my hair is now thick, even though sometimes it can get windswept, I can hit the sack with peace. Tidying it may appear inconvenient but it isn’t, not for me at least. If your hair recedes, don’t allow it to impact on how you feel about yourself. If you are finding baldness difficult to deal with, then a comb through of a Lord Hair system is way better than a comb over.
While Max is not the writer’s real name, this advertorial was written by someone who actually uses the Lord Hair system himself.
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