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im 16, and everyone tells me i have really nice hair,

unfortunatley my mom started going grey and 19, and my dad in his 4o’s, but my dad is is his 50’s now and he is balding..
does this mean i will get gray hair and/or balding/thinning when im older =[

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The baldness gene comes from your mother’s side of the family. Is your mum’s dad bald? If so…. then perhaps! Sorry!

Every male goes through some hair thinning as they get older, but by the time you get to that age, hopefully you will have grown up enough that it won’t bother you!! ;)

I got my first grey when I was 18, but I only have a few, and I think it’s because of the way my life was back then. Most people nowdays think grey on a man looks really good, and can be (dare I say it) sexy. Thre are heaps of ads in Australia that feature guys with plenty grey hair, and it’s kind of become a little bit fashionable for older men these days, as long as you take good care of yourself and groom well.

In all this, I am assuming you are a guy?

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