Robert Redford and his Hair (17)
Charles Bronson never lost his hair.
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bungallow55: Charles Bronson never lost his hair.
Neither did John Wayne. he was once asked if it was real, he said,
"Yes, just not mine."
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I once knew a woman in her late 70's with jet black hair. She never went grey. 
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pedalguy59: Neither did John Wayne. he was once asked if it was real, he said,
"Yes, just not mine."
"Yes, just not mine."
Nor Ronald Reagan. Was his.
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jac_the_gripper: I once knew a woman in her late 70's with jet black hair. She never went grey.
the same with one of my aunties
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jac_the_gripper: I once knew a woman in her late 70's with jet black hair. She never went grey.
I have seen that on Women more than Men, although I find long Grey
or Silver hair attractive on Ladies.
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pedalguy59: Saw a recent Movie with him, his face looks like five miles of bad
road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
Does it look natural? Best to go with shaved, or balding, or implants, or dredlocks, or thinning on top and full beard.
What ever way you decide to go, just try to be individual and age appropriate.
Men look best when they are comfortable in their own skin.
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JeanKimberley: Does it look natural? Best to go with shaved, or balding, or implants, or dredlocks, or thinning on top and full beard.
What ever way you decide to go, just try to be individual and age appropriate.
Men look best when they are comfortable in their own skin.
What ever way you decide to go, just try to be individual and age appropriate.
Men look best when they are comfortable in their own skin.
Thanx for the advice JK
Although I am not wrestling with it,in fact I'm just going to let it go and grow.
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pedalguy59: Saw a recent Movie with him, his face looks like five miles of bad
road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
liked butch n sundance.road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
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John Wayne/Sean Connery they were bald
since early age.
since early age.
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bungallow55: John Wayne/Sean Connery they were bald
atner
since early age.
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since early age.
William Shatner still owes Paramount studios for two rugsthey bought for him in the original Star Trek series.
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pedalguy59: William Shatner still owes Paramount studios for two rugs
they bought for him in the original Star Trek series.
they bought for him in the original Star Trek series.
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pedalguy59: Saw a recent Movie with him, his face looks like five miles of bad
road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
He's got that eternal look of 'youth' for want of a better word . For a bloke of his facial features somehow don't look out of place with his hair . road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
As for myself , well it's thinning with a few distinctive greys . I'd never go for the rug option though , I mean who am I fooling but me . I'd consider implants but not in immediate 'danger' of losing what's there .
A bloke I know , now in his 60's has worn a rug (not the best kind of example of rug) for as long as I've known him but he's recently discarded it and he looks years younger for it and shaved what was left
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Brannigan70: He's got that eternal look of 'youth' for want of a better word . For a bloke of hisage facial features somehow don't look out of place with his hair .
As for myself , well it's thinning with a few distinctive greys . I'd never go for the rug option though , I mean who am I fooling but me . I'd consider implants but not in immediate 'danger' of losing what's there .
A bloke I know , now in his 60's has worn a rug (not the best kind of example of rug) for as long as I've known him but he's recently discarded it and he looks years younger for it and shaved what was left
As for myself , well it's thinning with a few distinctive greys . I'd never go for the rug option though , I mean who am I fooling but me . I'd consider implants but not in immediate 'danger' of losing what's there .
A bloke I know , now in his 60's has worn a rug (not the best kind of example of rug) for as long as I've known him but he's recently discarded it and he looks years younger for it and shaved what was left
He's got that eternal look of 'youth' for want of a better word . For a bloke of his *age* his facial features somehow don't look out of place with his hair .
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bungallow55: Bobby Darin too.
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pedalguy59: Saw a recent Movie with him, his face looks like five miles of bad
road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?
I personally don't have a problem with a man who's hair is thinning or almost all gone.
I would be happier if he was comfortable with it and just accepted it. However, I can understand, from a man's point of view, if he wasn't confident with it (its viewed by men, largely, as a machismo thing though most women, I'm sure, don't see it that way at all). Though, I would find it more difficult to be in a relationship with a 'rugged' man.
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road and his hair is perfect like it was forty years ago. Are we better to just let it go?, or get a rug, weave, squirrel whatever?