Once a man starts losing hair in this area, there is no cure.

The economic crisis has not subsided yet, but men's heads seem to be the first to give up. Recently, when you go out, whether it is on the streets, in restaurants, in shopping malls, or among passers-by, middle-aged and young people, most of the men are bald to varying degrees.

Those with severe baldness have almost no hair left, and their "upper hemisphere" is completely naked, just like an immortal in the Antarctic. They might as well shave their heads and expose their bright brains.

Those who can still cover up usually have a "Mediterranean" or "local surrounding the center" style. Although there is no hair in the middle of the head, the hair around it can still be pulled over to cover the bottom. The disadvantage is that it is easy to be "exposed" by the slightest disturbance. The cover is not very tight to begin with, and when the evil wind blows, the long black hair will flutter in the wind, and the "empty space" on the top of the head will be exposed.

Those who are beginning to lose hair have thin, weak, dry and dull hair on their heads. No matter how you comb, pull, tug or rub, dozens of hairs will fall out. It seems that the more you fear they will fall out, the harder they will fall out. The owner has no choice but to go to a hair salon before those few strands of hair are "cut off" and pin his hopes on some kind of potion or massage technique for "survival" - although it may work, losing hair on the top of your head is a matter of time.

I wonder if the men under the threat of the crisis are overwhelmed or exhausted, otherwise why are there so many bald heads? Although men want to cover it up, when we walk on the street, we often see the clean heads are about to be exposed, with a few strands of hair lying on it, and occasionally sliding down to the forehead, causing the owner to constantly use his hands to put the messy hair back in place while walking. This has become a subconscious action for men with bald heads.

There is a saying that is a bit exaggerated, saying that men would rather have impotence than a bald head. It can be seen how much of a formidable enemy a bald head is to men. Some men have tried every possible means but still cannot save the barren land on their heads. They have become extremely troubled and sensitive, always suspecting that others are paying attention to or making fun of their heads.

In fact, there is nothing funny about having a bald head. What is funny is that some people have thick, healthy, shiny and stylish hair year after year, with never any signs of decaying. Suddenly one day, others accidentally discover that they are wearing a wig - hahahaha, this is the real joke that comes out of nowhere and spreads quickly among friends and colleagues like a virus. One of the topics everyone discusses privately is to guess what he would look like if he had a bald head.