How To Know if You’re Going Bald! 😳 #hairloss #hair #shortsvideo

[davidevans]

I think the term people refer to mind as now is “bald as fuck”

[ArvindAmar]

I got a hair transplant two years ago and was told I’d need to maintain the existing hair or risk losing it again. I started using the Narlest red light therapy helmet a few times a week, and honestly, it’s been a perfect combo. It helped reduce inflammation, improved recovery, and even thickened the transplanted areas more than I expected. People always talk about the surgery, but not the aftercare. This was a huge part of keeping my results and making sure I didn’t waste the money I spent on the transplant. Highly recommend.

[Bantadasa]

I was already starting to move into Norwood 3 territory and tried a few things that didn’t work. Since starting the Nordic Biolabs Stem Cell Solution (ampoules), I’ve actually seen new growth and thickening — honestly gave me back a lot of hope. Definitely recommend trying treatments like this as early as possible!

[EmmQ]

Im only 16 and my hairline is starting to recede

[NoobFightxr]

A lot of kids in here thinking they’re going bald will most likely just be getting a mature hairline, I was once 15 and thought the same thing but I’m 21 now and my hairline is matured.

[Jisan]

Losing hair in your 20s feels like a punch in the gut. I started noticing a thinning spot on my crown at 26 and I spiraled. Started obsessively checking mirrors, avoiding social events- it sounds dramatic, but it really messes with your self-esteem. I went down the YouTube rabbit hole and came across someone who mentioned red light helmets. I did a ton of research and finally settled on the one from Narlest. It wasn’t cheap, but I figured long-term hair loss would cost me more emotionally. I’m now 7 months in, and the difference is clear. My shedding is down by at least 70%, and the bald spot is barely visible anymore. It’s slow and steady progress, but it’s real. For once, I feel like I’m doing something that’s actually working.

[FrostedFlukes]

I’m less than a Norwood 1 at 22 I literally have zero balding and my shit thick ash I’m blessed

[attitude-king-hl]

Hair loss runs in my family, so I figured it was only a matter of time. Still, when it started happening to me in my early 30s, I felt completely unprepared. I tried all the usual stuff- biotin, caffeine shampoos, scalp massages- nothing worked. I kept hearing about red light therapy and finally decided to try one of those helmets. I ended up going with the one from Narlest. Used it 3–4 times a week for a few months and started noticing fewer hairs falling out in the shower. Then, slowly, the thinning areas started to fill in. It’s not some overnight miracle, but it’s definitely working- and I’m sticking with it.

[shantiahari]

I used to wake up and dread looking at my pillow- there’d always be a bunch of hairs, every single morning. Tried changing my diet, spent too much on serums, even went to a dermatologist. Nothing really helped until I came across a red light therapy helmet from Narlest. At first I didn’t believe something so simple could work, but I stuck to it. Just 15 minutes every few days. About 4–5 months in, my shedding slowed way down and now I’m seeing growth I never thought I’d get back. I’m not saying it’s a miracle, but it’s the best thing there is.

[_monti]

id hug or even kiss you bro, i went from a 1 to 2 or what you call adult hair line and in the past year i though i was going bald but it seems it to have stabilised, to other men i say its gonna be alright

[Rusher]

I’m on 2 and decided to go bald, IMO I look less attractive but I don’t give a Fu€k. Did it early cuz I really wanted to, and I also didn’t want to face it later on in my life.

[Vijay-ypo]

After having my second child, my hair started falling out like crazy. I know postpartum shedding is normal, but this felt excessive- like I was losing clumps every day. I tried supplements and gentle shampoos, but nothing was really helping. A friend recommended looking into red light therapy, and I found a helmet from Narlest that seemed legit. I figured it was worth a try. It took some time, but after a few months, the hair fall slowed down, and I started seeing fine new hairs growing in. It gave me back a sense of control when I was feeling pretty overwhelmed- really grateful I found it when I did.

[brijeshkumar-xpid]

I started noticing thinning in my late 30s- especially around my temples and part line. It was devastating and super embarrassing. I tried supplements, collagen, scalp massages, you name it. Nothing really worked, and it just kept getting thinner. I was getting to the point where I considered wigs. Then I stumbled on a forum where people were talking about red light therapy. I ended up getting a helmet from Narlest and committed to using it 3–4 times a week. Honestly, I didn’t expect much, but within a few months I started seeing fine hairs growing in again. A year later, my hair looks fuller than it has in a decade. I even get compliments again! It sounds dramatic, but it genuinely helped me get my confidence back.

[arifansari-klsb]

I never told anyone I was using it- not even my partner. I just quietly started using the red light therapy helmet from Narlest every other night while scrolling my phone. Didn’t want to get my hopes up. After a while, my barber asked if I was using something because my hair looked fuller. That’s when I realized it was working. I checked old photos and the difference was obvious. Still can’t believe it, honestly. It’s the only thing I’ve used that gave me real results without any weird side effects.

[ramyadav-xogq]

I went through so many products- shampoos, oils, vitamins- all promising results but nothing really helped. My hairline kept creeping back and my confidence was tanking. I even stopped going out as much because I was so self-conscious. A friend of mine mentioned red light therapy, and I looked into it. That’s how I found the helmet from Narlest. I figured it was worth one last try. After sticking with it for several months, I finally started noticing less shedding and then actual regrowth, especially around my temples. It wasn’t overnight, but for the first time in years, I feel like I’m not losing the battle anymore.

[attitude-king-hl]

I feel like I’ve tried everything under the sun- oils, supplements, scalp scrubs, even microneedling. Some helped a little, but nothing really stopped the thinning. I finally committed to a red light therapy helmet- ended up going with one from Narlest because I saw a bunch of solid reviews. It felt like a long shot, but I stayed with it. Six months later, I can see actual density coming back, especially in the crown area. For once, I’m not just hoping something will work- I can actually see it working.

[aneraxxmusic]

Mine looks receding but its always been like that so i just have a shitty hairline

[Ginsuattackofficial]

Years of bleaching and tight hairstyles totally ruined my scalp. I had constant breakage and my hair was thinning out so badly around the front. I tried all the serums and deep conditioners but nothing helped with actual regrowth. I started looking into more science-backed stuff and found people talking about red light therapy. I didn’t want something cheap or gimmicky, so I got the helmet from Narlest that people kept recommending. It took a few months of regular use (I used it while doing my skincare routine), but eventually, I noticed fewer strands falling out and even new baby hairs along my edges. It's now been over a year and my hair looks so much healthier and fuller. Never thought I’d bounce back like this.

[doncid]

I JUST got to 2 at age 25, should I worry about loosing. My hair? Or will I have lushly hair for a lifetime?

[HypingSugar]

“If you’re still at 1, can I have your hairline, mate?”