Male pattern baldness is also known as androgenic alopecia and is the most common type of hair loss with more than 50% of men over the age of 50 being affected to some extent. Each hair on your head has a growth cycle and it weakens when male pattern baldness occurs, this will create shorter hair, and eventually, the cycle stops and new hair no longer grows.
There are many different lotions, potions and even surgery that you can try, but I find the way that your barber cuts and styles your hair plays an important role in looking your best with thinning hair. There is one particular style that suits thinning hair best…yes you have guessed it…The Buzz Cut!
The Buzz Cut is a modern men’s short hairstyle and there are many different ways of achieving this. There are more options than just shaving all of your hair off. Here at Eagle & Bear, we always recommend going for a No.4 grade or lower on the top which is low maintenance. For a more contemporary look, you can fade in the sides for optimal style, all the way down to a skin fade. Alternatively, why not treat yourself to The Close Head Shave which includes two hot towels and the smoothest head shave you ever did see with a cut throat razor.
Why visit the barbershop and get the barber to clipper your head instead of getting the clippers out at home? Taking the step to go for a buzzcut can be daunting for the first time, so it’s important that you get it done right. It’s a big change and you want to look your best going into your new style which is exactly what Eagle & Bear will ensure. The fade at the side, tapering the neck, and removing all of the hard-to-reach hairs can only be done properly at a barbershop, and all of these little details will transform your style into something spectacular. Having a Buzz Cut shaped expertly means you won’t have to worry about your hair thinning on top ever again and any initial concerns you had will soon turn into compliments. Remember, Buzz Cuts never have bad hair days.
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