I'm 65 and starting to see a lot more hairs in the comb after using it.

When I was about 21 years old.

Started in my twenties but I accelerated that process in my thirties

I’m 65. Too long ago to even remember. Just embrace it. I don’t mind being bald but I have an odd shaped head. My mother called it “bullet shaped.”

Nothing yet at 64! More than one young girl at a haircut place has said "You've got gorgeous, thick hair!" Then, she usually follows with something like "It reminds me of my dad's."

Since Covid, I just have a buzzcut. Folks assume I'm bald.

Started thinning around 33 and it was really getting noticable at 35-36.

Year before last I finally said F-it and took it down to a no.1 guard.

Around Christmas started using an electric razor to take it down to the skin.

There was an initial mourning period but honestly I’m ok with it.

I was almost completely grey by 30, I'm pretty much white headed now at 43. I started thinning about 2 years ago.

Started thinning in grad school. Got worse around 35. No gray yet. I’d be happy to have it gone but the wife says NO!

61 and still have a full head of golden locks.

thinning in my 30's and had the center bald stripe by mid 40's. By my late 40's, I went to a zero guard height on the electric razor. Did that for a couple of years and then moved to the full on shaved head. Now I shave it every week to couple of weeks.

I’m 82 and have male pattern baldness, just like my dad. Started noticing hair in my comb in my 20’s.

at about age 30-35. Just been combing it with a washcloth for the last 40 years. Wife buzzes it down to 1/2" once a month

Mid 50s for me. Still no grey other than my beard.

I have a thin spot on top but I'm 6-2 so most folks can't see it.
Other than that, plenty of hair.

funny thing, both my brothers were almost bald.

It’ll dang sure teach you to wear a cap or hat when outdoors for any extended time.

Mine begin to somewhat recede about 15 years ago but I put a stop to it with nightly applications of minoxidil.

just the opposite here, 60 and since Covid and ByPass surgery let it grow...below shoulder blades now and the chicks did it

Still have all my hair but turned grey overnight when I became a supervisor.

Mine is almost to my beltloops been Re-growing since I got out in 92 but it's as white as snow. Yeah, the chicks do dig it

Haven't lost any at 50 but most of it decided to migrate to my ears and eyebrows.

Mine started thinning and slowly receding around 30.

Whats not turning gray is turning loose. Maybe around 50 or so I started thinning.

Same here. I looked around and all the old guys have short hair. Never wanted to be like everybody else.

Started thinning at 30. Quit the battle at 36 and buzz cut it from then on.

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Did what?