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Grow old gracefully. The bloke who sits next to me gives it the old Just for Men and it's not a winning look. You won't look younger - you'll just look like a bloke who dyes his Barnet. Don't fight it.
Dye it , unless of course its the David Guest look , if I had hair and a bit grey I would , you cant beat a bit of vanity Disco just to say you've still got it I did consider a syrup when I was reseeding but Mrs P said I would have looked a cnt so I didn't bother and just shaved my head
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
depends if you are naturally curly or not. my hair is so straight it's as if I've ironed it on, so pube transplant would not go well.
go grey and be grateful that you have hair left. there are plenty of our shiny headed bretherin that would be delighted to have such a conversation. I'm going a little salt and pepper at the sides and think it's a tad distinguised.
Went completely grey in my late 30's and it never bothered me. Now a couple of months from the big five oh and still plenty of thatch and no signs of receeding. Eyebrows have though done an Alistair Darling and have remained the same colour as my hair once was. Except for one fûcking hair on my left eyebrow that seems to grow at ten times the rate as the rest, as thick and strong as a piece of wire and whenever I've plucked the thing out by the next morning there it is again!
I've gone through life fancying most types of men's hairstyle/colour at one stage or other, when I was younger it was the David Gower curly perm look, I've fancied the mono brow dark menacing look and more recently the dodgy looking long haired 70s rock god and the silver fox. Grey hair is a good look but I've yet to see a good outcome for middle aged man covering his grey - there is nothing acceptable or attractive about the just for men what the f@ck has he got on his head horror - it never looks like it does on the picture and it's on a par with the comb over I'm afraid
Crew cut in 2002. Never looked back. Now a bit less need for the clippers but no bugger's noticed. My beard is, however, a tribute to the Master out of off of Dr Whoever. Looks like I've coaxed the ghost of a badger into haunting my face.
'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'
I consider a full head of hair (if anything, it grows too quickly) at 52 one of my top cash-ins in the genetic lottery. Don't much care what colour it is.
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