Brilio.net - Baldness in the front and middle of men's hair is a common problem that many people often face. This condition is known as male pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia, which can affect appearance and lower self-confidence.
The main causes of this baldness are genetic and hormonal factors , which cause hair follicles to shrink and produce thinner hair over time. The hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT) plays a big role in this condition, as it can cause hair follicles to shrink and eventually stop producing new hair.
Genetic factors also contribute to baldness, where the tendency to have this hair problem is inherited from parents. Initial symptoms usually begin with thinning hair at the front, which then spreads to the middle of the head, creating a pattern often called "Cincinnatus" or "M".
To overcome this condition, most people will do hair transplants. Although the results are effective, not everyone can afford the treatment, considering the price is draining the pocket.
Another solution, you can follow the trick shared by a TikTok user with the account name @ariizam. Through the video he uploaded, he provides a trick for styling bald men's hair in the front and middle that only requires 4 steps.
photo: TikTok/@ariizam
"Full anti-baldness tutorial," he said in the caption of the uploaded video, which briliobeauty.net quoted on Wednesday (28/8).
The trick is quite easy, first, prepare an eyebrow pencil that is similar to your hair color. Not only that, you also need to choose a waterproof eyebrow pencil so that it doesn't easily disappear or fade. Then, draw fake fibers on the front part that is bald.
photo: TikTok/@ariizam
Next, tease the front part of the hair to give a thick and voluminous effect. Then, comb it to the side to make it neater. Spray the hair using hair spray so that it stays longer and doesn't get messy easily.
photo: TikTok/@ariizam
Step four, use black hairspray to cover the bald part of the hair in the middle. Spray enough until the bald hair is completely covered. Good luck!
photo: TikTok/@ariizam