The Non-Trump Way to Make the Most of Your Receding Hairline
Hugh Dancy is, by all accounts, an absurdly attractive dude but he’s also a human male in his 40s which means he’s kind of losing his hair. Just, you know, a little bit in the front. Of all the ways to lose your hair—in the back, in the front, or both at once—a receding hairline is by far the most workable. That said, anytime you’re trying to hide the fact that you’re balding from those around you, you’re in a dangerous zone.
NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 02: Actor Hugh Dancy attends the BAFTA New York & The Cinema Society With FIJI Water & St-Germain party for the New York Film Festival at PH-D Terrace at Dream Midtown on October 2, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)Getty Images
Dancy did right by his balding head here. The Caesar haircut—which is short all over with bangs in the front—is legitimately having a moment so he looks a stylish dude who knows what’s up. Instead of painstakingly combing his bangs forward to cover his less full spots, he parted his hair, went light on product and left the bangs kind of messed up. This does a good job of concealing some of the hair loss without looking like he’s trying too hard. Finally, his hair is super shiny, which makes him look healthy and young. Bottom line: Your hair should not look like it came out of a spray can.
And finally, don’t make the mistake of thinking that losing your hair means you should grow out what you’ve got. When Dancy’s hair was a bit longer, it actually worked against him.
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 04: Actors Hugh Dancy (L) and Claire Danes leave the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 4, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Ray Tamarra/GC Images)GC Images
Donald Trump is also famous for making this mistake, and we know you're not trying to look like Donald Trump.
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