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Hi!
After a little over a year I´m finally coming out of the akward phase. But unfortunatly, my hair seems to have gotten weaker. I lose (on avrage) 20 hairstrands a day, 40-50 if I wash my hair. Is this normal, or should i worry?
If you only lose 20 strands a day, you must have hit the genetic goldmine....not a thing to worry about.
Phew! Thanks man! I'll sleep sound tonight! ;)
hey, im just wondering where you're from, judging by the name, a slavic country?
I'm polish, but I live in Sweden.
Dobry Wieczor. cool, im polish too, i bet you couldve guessed from my name. I live in Canada though. Well, welcome to the board, i dont know many polish people who would like to grow their hair out. In fact, last time i went i think i only saw a couple of guys in the maybe 15 cities we traveled to, mostly number 2 shaves.
I am 1/2 Polish, from my mother's side of the family, although like our friend, I too live in Canada (was born there as well). Obviously, I'm interested in growing out my hair (otherwise I probably wouldn't be here). I think you're right; I don't know many polish men who're willing to cross the frontier of hair normality. Most just seem to opt for trendy buzcuts that are fashionable if you take what little bangs exist and spike them upward with gel. Personally, I think the look is much too trendy, and such is why I've left my days of Caesar cuts behind (for I never did gel the bangs: I HATE all hair products, save for shampoo and conditioner!) and have been growing out my hair since late Febrary of last year.
I wish to be like Steven Tyler, of Aerosmith, who (like me) was born half Polish/Italian and developed an awesome look (I'm talking about the hair he had before he got it cut for the Nine Lives album. See the inserts for Get a Grip or Pump for a good example of what I'm talking about).
Awesome news, stick with it, im sure youll be happy with the results. in the meanwhile, let's all start a polish hair revolution! lol
I know! What´s up with that? My guess is that they're going for a "cool thug"-look, which has been in style even since organized crime (well, aside from comunism) started getting big.