May 26 2006, 1:32 pm PT | Posted in: Hair Loss Causes
HiI’m 27 and first noticed that my hairline was receding at the temples when I was about 19. It has since been very gradually receding at the temples to the point where I’m now at a 2 on the Norwood Scale.
What you are telling me sounds like the normal transition from a juvenile hair line to a mature hair line. A Norwood Class 2 pattern is a normal mature male hairline and most men will see a rise in their hairlines and some corner recession between the ages of 19-29. Sounds like you are fitting that pattern of change, not worth obsessing over what may be just a normal maturing process.
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Balding Forum
Hi,
my name is jan and im from india and i know a simple way to stop a receeding or even a maturing hairline,you see when i was 17 there was a long hair trend here and i noticed everyone who had long hair had gotten higher hairlines and since i had short hair i didnt,this made me do some research and through self experimentation i found that the longer the hair on the hairline higher the hair line,with this knowledge now i have a very low hairline(a millimetre higher than before due to the experimentation) so i hope this will help you guys out
p.S THIS DOESNT HAVE ANY EFFECT ON DANDRUFF OR HAIRLOSS ONLY HAIRLINES(I dont have hairloss or dandruff but if u guys do try using olive oil or make a pact with devil)