Comb-over, hair piece or scalp tattoo?
THERE are men who will go to great lengths to conceal the fact they are balding.
We’ve all seen those movie scenes where a guy’s toupee flaps over, usually in a comical way, or it gets blown off by the wind – leaving the guy embarrassed as his bald patch is exposed, secret revealed.
Well it’s not much of a secret when most people can see that the person is wearing a toupee.
Then there are those hairstyles guys go to instead of wearing a wig.
The guy who opts for the comb-over is the one who puts in the most effort with the least believable results.
It takes skill, patience and a whole lot of product to slick your hair over from one side of the head to the other in an attempt to cover that bald patch.
If a guy is really serious and has the money – a substantial amount of it – then they would most likely look into hair implants.
This a serious surgical procedure that involves redistributing your own hair, usually from the back of your head or other parts of the body, to where your hair is thinning or bald.
But wait: now men have yet another method to explore on their journey to believable hair growth.
If you’re keen on tattoos, then you will love this new craze: scalp tattoos.
Scalp tattoos create an illusion of a buzz cut.
They’re a non-surgical procedure that injects plant-based pigment into the scalp.
The procedure is carried out by specialists at scalpmicropigmentation clinics and some barber shops and the results reportedly last up to seven years.