Avoid receding hairline (for men)

What does a receding hairline look like?

There are two main types of receding hairlines based on if you have a "widow's peak" or not.

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   Widow's Peak -- Men who have a "fidow's peak" often tend to lose hair along the sides but not on the widows peak (at least at first) causing the widow's peak to be accentuated

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   In some cases the widows peak will form an "island" of hair as in some of the following pictures illustrating widow's peaks in men with receding hairlines:

   

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   No Widow's Peak -- For those who do not have a widow's peak the receding hairlines presents itself as a ever growing forehead which at first is less noticeable

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   These people (usually men) often wake up one day and while combing their hair they realize "my forehead is huge", and then realize their hairline is receding.

   

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   Developing Widow's Peak -- Many men who did not have a widow's peak will develop one when their hair begins to recede

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   This is because the sides tend to recede first leaving behind a widow's peak.

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