SEVERE Hair Loss To EPIC Hair Growth (Subscriber REVERSES Male Pattern Baldness In 1 Year)

Do you struggle with male pattern baldness and hair loss? I know there is no cure for it, and the treatments don't work for everyone, but sometimes they can be successful if you're diligent with them.

Enter Christopher Painter. He was diagnosed with male pattern baldness in 2019. And by the end of 2020, the dude is looking like Jason Mamoa's doppelganger. His story is insanely inspirational for anyone struggling with genetic hair loss. Hope you enjoy it!

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DISCLAIMER:
Please note that I'm not a medical doctor or a qualified cosmetic chemist. I do my best to quote credible scientific studies and link to all the studies in the description so you can fact check me, but I can't 100% guarantee that all my info is error-free. It's important to consult your doctor and do what's best for you individually.

[ThePainter]

Thanks for sharing my journey Trav! Looking forward to more of your videos :)

[anthonyflint]

People who don't experience hair loss have no idea how devastating it can be to a blokes self confidence ( and women). Its devastating. Good luck to those who investigate and take the bold step. I can add one thing to fiasteride. Dermarolling with capsicum. Huge growth. Multivitamin with zinc. Best wishes to those who are battling.

[dr.MadisonSoley]

Whoever that mrzarbon guy is, may God protect him

[jardo]

I'll try to squeeze 15 minutes of video in two words - Minoxidil and Finasteride.

[dalehawke]

He's such a likable guy, and I'm really happy for him, with his new mane

[Nick_Magliano]

I’m on the same regimen and it’s worked wonders. The key is to start as SOON as you notice thinning. You have to be proactive because once you have an actual bald spot, it’s extremely hard to reverse. People who say these treatments don’t work are the ones who are too far gone in their hair loss journey.

[chester]

I'm bald. I still have some hair at the top but if I leave it grow out, the sides will just make it look really thin since the sides are so much healthier. One day I just said enough with this (being on minoxidil for 2 years) so I just went in front of the mirror with my trimmer set at minimum and started working. I was so afraid of what people might say and yes, I was right. My close friends were like "you look like your dad...", "man, no hair... damn"
Few days later, found out that my coworkers didn't share the same opinion as my friends, in fact, people that were new ar my working place said they cannot imagine me having hair since it suits me so well being short hair.
Later I started to gain more confidence, my charisma was off the charts and I had a lot more time. No more stressing myself with the wind blowing in my hair revealing a bald spot, no more constant checking in mirrors, no more minutes spent on my hair trying to mask being bald (before leaving the house).
And I thought I was better looking before deciding to cut my hair. That was just my narcisistic side speaking in my head. And I guess that was a toxic side. 1 out of 10 girls would date me before but after the big decision I felt like there was no limit. Literally I had any girl I wanted (now I'm married). And speaking of marriage, my wife dated me when I had hair like 10 years ago and it didn't work out, she didn't feel like I was the one she was looking for. Today she's madly inloved with me and she compliments me more than I compliment her, haha. Guys, literally I'm a better person and loosing all the stress and cutting my hair was the best decision of my Life. In a few days my daughter will be born. :)

[thearthurmarston]

I’ve had long hair for almost 2 years now and I wanna keep it for the rest of my life due to feeling so much more confident but recently I’ve noticed miniaturization on my hairline and it’s honestly so discouraging... I havent finished watching this video yet as im writing this but Im really hoping to find something that will help me. For all my brothers who are suffering from the same thing you’re not alone and thank you Trav for doing what you’re doing 🙏🏻

[vedantsharma]

As someone who started noticing hair loss and receding hairline for the first time 1 month ago
My life has not been the same
The way it hits you, like a constant gripe you desperately want to do something against but don't know what to do, as you scroll through hundreds of YouTube videos and articles, listen to a hundred advices,
And the mirror somehow starts to scare you

From absolutely looking at the mirror whenever I got the chance, to mustering confidence to look at it, everything changes.

[jamessantos]

I hope your channel grows massively, bro. pretty much the only authentic hair channel

[el]

LMAO! "I'm Bat Man", *Voice Crack*! 😂🤣😂🤣😂. That made my Morning! My Dad taught us, "If you can't laugh at yourself 1st, you shouldn't laugh at anyone else!". I do it all the time, and I now see, you do too!

What an Amazing Journey & Transformation!!! What a Sense of Humor he has too!!! Congrats on your Journey!!! You certainly have an Epic Mane!!! I can't wait to see, your end goal!!!!

[moto__shark]

Vitamins also play a significant role. If you start losing your hair, check your vitamin levels. I know D3 that most people are deficient unless you live in a 24/7 sunny place. Vitamin D is crucial for hair growth. I take supplement D3 every day. Foods like avocados, sweet potatoes, flaxseeds are fantastic for the hair and the scalp. Great video, Trav. I'm happy for Chris. I hope he can stop taking meds without losing hair.

[angryturtle]

I'm only 22 and I shed so much hair every time I shower, this encouraged me to change my routine up, though I still have a nice set of hair I want to keep it for as long as I live

[moogoap]

Another great video Trav, and Christopher, that great British sense of humour really shines through brother!!
As a life long, long hair wearer I didn't think that there would be anything left for me to learn..., boy was I wrong!
Mannered Manes is where it's all happening folks..., a great bunch of guys and gals over there, all putting in the effort to help each other out..., a truly inspirational group.
Congrats Chris, I wish you every success going forward..., see you all in group! 💪🏼👍🏼

[ebrowntaylor]

I've personally had 4 hair transplants. My first was about 7 years ago, and I'm 40 now. I wouldn't trade the money spent on the transplants for anything! They gave me my confidence back! Thanks for sharing.

[thtimeaccountdeleted.]

My head is balding but I love it because it still looks good.

[TayNStu]

This has freaked me out because this is exactly my story pretty much word for word

[TheCardboardPizza]

Awesome, great information. My dad lost all of his hair by the time he was 24. A stylist told me he noticed thinning on my crown and my hairline when I was 24 - he was 100% right. Before that I never thought about my hair (or cared at all tbh). I did some research and got on finasteride and minoxidil. I'm now 27 and my hair is very thick and grows fast, I get compliments on it (never happened before, ever), and I really appreciate it more in general. It totally worked for me, guys who think they see the signs should at least give it a try for 4-6 months and see how much ground can be regained after the initial shedding period.

[maxivy]

Your channel and page are a really good way of getting good info while having a community and avoiding the toxic misinformation abyss of Reddit forums about this subject.

[MmeDesgranges]

"You gotta have a shower every day"
Aussies: ONE shower?