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Embrace baldness or Medicate?

Before you take Propecia, understand the risks no one’s talking about—sexual dysfunction, depression, and a culture that still treats baldness as disease.

Five Reasons to Embrace Your Receding Hairline

Hair loss isn’t failure. It’s biology. And for many men, a receding hairline marks the start of wasted years spent chasing a reversal that never comes. Here are five reasons to stop chasing—and start embracing.

Why Bald Men Need Specific Skincare: The Case for Headcare

When you lose your hair, you're not just changing your look. You're exposing your scalp to the world. That changes everything.

The Basics of Shaving a Bald Head

Shaving your head is not just about removing hair. It is about owning a look that signals confidence. You’ll find consistency and care make all the difference.

The Perfect AM to PM Routine for Bald Men

Without hair, your scalp is fully exposed. Every detail shows. What matters is how you look after it.

Five Practices for a better looking head

A bald head has presence. It is clean, direct, and unapologetically honest. But with no hair to shield it, everything shows.

The Best Summer Caps for Bald Men

A bare scalp under full sun is asking for trouble. Few things accelerate visible ageing more reliably. A good cap doesn’t just complete the look. It protects. It breathes. It holds its place from morning weights to late nights.

Why Your Scalp Requires Specialized Care

Not all skin is the same. The scalp, in particular, plays by its own rules. It produces more oil, reacts differently to the elements, and demands a routine designed around its structure — not borrowed from your face.

Holding On

The story of my Sisyphean pursuit to preserve my hairline. Follicle by follicle.

The Bald Man’s Guide to Summer Hats

Being bald has its virtues. Fewer grooming rituals. No bad hair days. A cleaner silhouette. But in summer, the game changes. With no hair to buffer the heat, your scalp takes the brunt of the sun, sweat, and glare.