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Does a buzz cut make a thinning hairline look thicker?
Any experience on this?
I've heard people say this but I don't understand how it could work.
I like having my hair shorter, and I feel that I have strong enough features that it's alright. I've never had the best hairline but only started growing my hair longer when my hairline started to shift backwards.
Essentially, right now I have very thick hair all over until about the NW2 area, then one side is thin hair from NW2 to NW1ish, and the other side is thick hair but NW2 definitely.
I push grow the hair long in the front, buzz the sides, and use the undercut and pushed forward style right now, but I really would rather buzz it if it could possible not look bad with my thinning hairline. I'm 5 months in to the big 3 and I definitely have not gotten worse, and overall my hair is healthier so far.
Does a buzz cut make a thinning hairline look thicker?
Any experience on this?
I've heard people say this but I don't understand how it could work.
I like having my hair shorter, and I feel that I have strong enough features that it's alright. I've never had the best hairline but only started growing my hair longer when my hairline started to shift backwards.
Essentially, right now I have very thick hair all over until about the NW2 area, then one side is thin hair from NW2 to NW1ish, and the other side is thick hair but NW2 definitely.
I push grow the hair long in the front, buzz the sides, and use the undercut and pushed forward style right now, but I really would rather buzz it if it could possible not look bad with my thinning hairline. I'm 5 months in to the big 3 and I definitely have not gotten worse, and overall my hair is healthier so far.