whatintheworld
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Of course it's just a small sample size, but I have seen a lot of guys who have perfect Norwood 1's go grey(not fully but noticeably) into their later 20s, early 30s.
The problem is easier to solve, I guess you can just dye your hair, but this is annoying to do on a regular basis I'd imagine, plus you have to keep using more and more.
It is kind of an obvious sign of aging just like male pattern baldness, I don't have any greys yet but when I start to see them it would kind of be yet another sign that "youth is over".
Anyway, not really a big deal just something I have noticed.
The problem is easier to solve, I guess you can just dye your hair, but this is annoying to do on a regular basis I'd imagine, plus you have to keep using more and more.
It is kind of an obvious sign of aging just like male pattern baldness, I don't have any greys yet but when I start to see them it would kind of be yet another sign that "youth is over".
Anyway, not really a big deal just something I have noticed.