Receding hairline or normal?

im 17 and im really worried that i might go bald. Only my uncle on my dads side is bald. My hair was okay 1 year ago but i had extreme scorosis and dermatitis which miight have stopped the hairgrowth across the sides, will it grow back on the sides. My hair hasnt thinned and it seems to be more the right side, my dad is not bald but he does not have a lot of hair on the sides and my brother does not even though he has curly hair could it be genetic that i just dont have a lot of hair on the side of my head and i have more in the middle?Receding hairline or normal?
you know what get some birth control pills and make it seem cocaine


and insert it in a shampoo bottle and shake it and its going to grow back again


or get an onion and get the liquid that comes out of it and apply it in the part that you want so it can grow back again


i mean if you want to do it


its going to work


it worked for me i was


almost bald and i did that


and it workedReceding hairline or normal?
1.) Every time you wash your hair, be sure to massage the scalp as well. Do not choose shampoos


that are drying. Instead choose shampoos that are creamier and contain clarifying ingredients. Look


for the words ';scalp health'; or something to that effect on your shampoo formula. This means it


contains ingredients that are clarifying to the follicle area and won't leave debris or residue on the scalp.


2.) Avoid wearing you hair up - at all. Even barrettes can have an effect on your hair health and growth.


Any restrictions on that are a no-no. Tight ponytails especially. Try to keep you hair as free as possible.


3.) Also avoid processing. This means coloring, straightening, perming, highlighting, blowing dry


excessively, straight ironing, curling irons and any other high heat or harsh chemical methods of styling


the hair. These will just aggravate your condition by further weakening the internal structure and outside


bonds of the hair shaft, as well as drying the scalp and irritating it further, making the hair fall out more


easily at the root.


4.) Scalp Massage. Get yourself a good, stimulating scalp massage oil. My favorite is a natural scalp. It can be found in natural food stores, or you may be able to purchase it online.


This scalp massage oil helps stimulate circulation of the scalp and remove dead skin and deposits that


may get in the way of healthy hair growth and the health of the follicles which actually are the gateway to


healthy growth and maintenance.


5.) There are also some quality hair thickening shampoos and conditioners that are actually designed


for men with naturally thin, limp hair. These types of products are usually heavily fortified with amino


acids and proteins, which are great building blocks to healthy, strong and thick hair. Why not use them


to your advantage?


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