Low hairline and random growth Posted: 03-21-08 13:59pm
Hi,
I'm a 21-year old male, and have a
question about my low hairline/random
growths of hair I have lived with
throughout my entire life. My hair is
extremely thick (I'm Italian), and I
probably won't be going bald any time soon
in my life. However, I despise my hair
and my hairline as well. It is only about
an inch and a half above my eyebrows, and
two patches of hair that extend down from
the top left and right side of my hair
prevent me from combing it in any way,
shape, or form.
I used to think that it was normal,
until I started getting older and seeing
people with normal hairlines that were
able to spike, part their hair, etc. My
father or anyone else in my family never
had this problem, and I have never seen
nor come into contact with another human
being that has it as well.
To better describe it, if I were to
buzz my head down all the way, I would
reveal two almost fang-resembling patches
of hair coming from the sides of my
hairline, that extend further than the
middle of the hairline. So my main
question is to whether or not it is
something I will outgrow eventually or if
I will have to get these removed by a
laser one day.
I still can't see these going away even
when my hairline does start receding
(which I wish it would), mainly because
they extend out longer than the actual
middle of my hairline. Can anyone who has
seen this or have any knowledge on whether
or not I will outgrow this please help
me?!!? Thanks!
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MiseEire
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Jan 2008 Posts: 170
Posted: 03-24-08 10:05am
I don't exactly know what you mean but it
hardly sounds that troublesome. Style it
differently or get a haircut that suits
the hairline.
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