If you check out my older videos, you may notice that I have a lot less hair than
I appear to have now. So, how did I do it? Well, gentlemen, I've tried it all. Drugs,
shampoos, micro-pigmentation, (what the heck is that?)
Rogaine, even the hair transplant. You name it, I've probably done it! So, before
you go out and spend lots of money, watch this entire video because I spend less
than $10 a month for a full-looking head of hair. And no, I'm not wearing it to pay.
My name is Matt Artisan from The Attractive Man
and I'm gonna go over the best options you have when you're going bald.
Okay, I'm gonna count down from the most expensive option to the least expensive because
they're all viable options based on your situation, how much you're thinning or
maybe you're already completely bald. But #1 is my personal favorite and
it's also the least expensive. #5 You could get a hair transplant,
which is of course, the most expensive option ranging anywhere from $3,000 to
like $15,000 depending on the surgeon. And of course the location. Bangkok
versus Beverly Hills. But it can be a good permanent option but here's the
deal, I got a hair transplant about seven years ago in the front area of my scalp
and what they didn't tell me is that all my existing hair would fall out because
of the shock from the needle. So basically, instead of making my hair much
thicker, it just replaced the existing hair that I already had, which is not
what I wanted. And if I would have known that, I wouldn't have done it. So, if
you're thinking about getting a transplant in an area where you still
have some hair, then I recommend hold off and do one of the other options that I'm
about to tell you and wait until you're a lot thinner in that area like to the
point where you're almost bald or at least ask your surgeon if you're gonna lose
your existing hair. And hopefully he'll tell you the truth.
#4 is micropigmentation which is a semi-permanent option that lasts about
six months to two years. They advertise that of the last two years but I had it
done about a year ago and it only lasted six months. And what it is, is basically
like tattooing your scalp. It's not really painful, though they the numb your
scalp, hopefully. And they basically have like a tattoo gun that paints little
dots on your scalp. So it's not the exact same thing as a tattoo because it
doesn't last forever but it does make your hair look a lot thicker. So if
you're thinning, you can do that. It'll look thick, might last six months up to a
two years if you don't wash your hair, go swimming. And if you're completely bald,
you can do this and it'll make you have more of a shaved head look instead of just a bald head look.
#3 Kids is drugs. Primarily, Propecia and the
generic Finasteride which I've been using since high school. That's right,
my hair has been thinning since highschool. And I honestly think a little
bit a whole lot worse if it wasn't for the continual use of Finasteride or
Propecia, which you have to take one milligram every single day. And they do
claim that it will help with balding in the back of the head, which I don't have
but they don't say that it will help with the front balding but I do. Like I
said, I do think it has helped slow the process. And thankfully, there
aren't really any side effects except some people report erectile dysfunction,
which I'm proud to say, I have not experienced. Because the best cure for
ED is HG — hot girls of course. By the way, if you liked this video make sure to
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#2 is topical remedies such as shampoos and conditioners which honestly,
I don't think they really do much. Can't really hurt, it's not gonna damage
anything but I think you're just wasting your money. I've also tried the LED
helmet but I don't like it because I travel all the time and it's too big to
take with me. I did track for an entire year, three days a week for 25 minutes as
they suggest and I didn't notice any difference. For topical remedies,
I recommend the classic Rogaine or the cheaper generic version Minoxidil, which
I've been using since high school. It hasn't regrown any hair. I don't think
that will happen. So, if you want to slow down the process of your hair thinning,
then I recommend using Finasteride and Rogaine together. But what about
actually making your hair look thicker? Well, that brings me to #1 which is
this little guy, Toppik. This little bottle contains these microfibers that are the
same color as my hair and I just squeeze it onto my scalp like this and it
attaches to my scalp and it makes my hair look really thick. And in all the
years that I've been using it, I've never been called out. Nobody has ever noticed
it. In fact, I have it in right now. Can you tell? So, if you just have bald in
the back, then you can just sprinkle it on.
But if you're thinning in the front, then I recommend getting this applicator for
the top so they where you can just basically spray it on. By the way, I put a
link down in the description so that you can try out Toppik. Do it man, get a bottle
because I love this stuff. Now one last thing, it's also important to have a
hairstyle that complements your thinning. And don't do the old man with hair on
the sides, bald on the top look. That's not attractive. You might as well just
shave it all off at that point. You're gonna want something that's very short
on the sides. Because if you're thinning on the top, then long hair on the side,
it's not gonna look good. You're gonna look like a clown.
Trust me, I've been there. Pay some extra money and go somewhere where they can
recommend a good haircut. Spend like a hundred bucks on your haircut just one
time and then you can just go to Supercuts or get your brother or sister
to do it with clippers every week after that.
Because if you're gonna have short hair on the sides, you're gonna probably have to get it
maintained and cut every single week or every other week. Now, I know that losing
your hair sucks and can make you feel more insecure. In fact, I was really
insecure about my thinning hair for a long time and can deplete your
confidence, so I created a free confidence cheat sheet with 18 other
ways to boost your confidence and overcome any fear or situations that
make you feel nervous and these 18 methods are proven to work by science.
So check that out, get your free copy. I'll put a link down in the description and to the right of this video.
My name is Matt Artisan from The Attractive Man.
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