>middle aged >still has grey hair

>>91230480
You're colorblind.

It was a fake memory, anyway.

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>>91230480
>27
>prematurely grey hair

>>91230480
that's blue hair. Rick has blue hair.
also that's not even real, so who cares

>>91230612
>not wanting to be a silverfox
Stupid cuck.

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>>91230612
Iktf anon
>22
>90% grey hair

>>91230612
>31
>Balding since 20

Count your blessings, you bitch.

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>>91230612
If family history is any indication, I'll be bald before I hit 25. Grow that grey out and wear it proud my dude. For me.

>>91230742
gotta say,
i'd rather go grey than bald
no offense and sorry buddy

>>91230761
>men on my moms side go bald
>men on my dads side have full hair forever
>my hair is exactly like my dads

Its a fucking coin flip, because my hairline is receding at the corners of my forehead but his receded to a certain point and stopped.

>>91230612
29
solid grey
started when I was 16

>>91230761
>>91230816
Addendum, im just about 20, it took like 10 years to recede at the corners by about 2 centimeters

>>91230742
>>91230761
Sorry to hear that.
I will.

In the end I may get that as well though, since my dad and his dad had it as well. Athough there is not one instance in our family that had premature greyness, so I may have lucked out

>>91230869
Aren't there like shampoos for that?
Or are they just a scam?

>>91230919
I dont know, but i think im safe in all honesty.

At most i think the corners of my forehead will continue to recede a bit but not the front, so i'll end up with a Cavill hairline at worst.

>>91230612
>The only person in my family that ever went grey was my mom and it was due to a head injury and only affected one part of her head.
>Dad still has all his hair and full color at 62
>Worried because I have high hair lines
>Look at old photos and it was in the same place even as a kid

>>91230742
Go back to >>/mu/ Anthony

>>91230480
>Grey

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>>91230761
>gramps had hair 'til the day he died
>dad has a head full of hair at 60
>mfw

i feel back for you hairlets

>>91230480

>not natural blue hair master race

>>91230816
This is my situation as well. Complicating this issue is that my dad's side all have widow's peaks, so I'm not sure if my widow's peak is a receding hairline or a harbinger of balding to come.

>>91230480

He's 60 in the current timeline, Beth is 34-35, so her had her at 25-26. In the fake flashback she was around 7, making him 32-33.

>>91230816
That's what's referred to as a mature hairline. It's not a huge deal, since it usually stops at some point in the 20s.

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>>91230612
>no history of alopecia or baldness in my family
>father still has a great hairline and a full head of slightly graying hair at 66
>unfortunately, though, he can't grow a proper beard
>and neither can I
>he actually took years to grow a good moustache
Can't have it all, I guess

>>91231966
Baldness comes from the mother's.
It is a recessive gene in the X chromossome, that is why bald women are so uncommon.

>Every male relative on my mother's side had their hair go perfectly white before 40
>Every male relative on my father's side had a bald spot before they were 30
I'm 26 and sweating more and more intensely as time goes by.

>>91232282
isnt it related to testosterone levels?

either way there isnt much baldness in my moms family