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The newsboy cap enjoyed a renaissance in the mid-2010s thanks to the popularity of the TV show Peaky Blinders. As long as your hat is clean and not too tight, the concept of hats causing baldness is just a myth. The best hats for bald guys in the winter might not be the best hats for guys with hair in the winter. The same goes for summer and spring. That’s why we’ll be covering both winter and summer hats that bald men can pull off.

If you have a goatee and you don’t mind being compared with Bryan Cranston’s iconic character, go for your life. The pork pie hat is, in itself, a stylish option for a more formal outfit. Whether you’re just getting used to your newly bald head or you’re a veteran who just wants to mix up your image, there are plenty of options to try. Wearing a beanie isn’t bad for your hair in itself, but its effects depend on a couple of factors. It’s unlikely that a beanie would be too tight and cause traction alopecia, but like any hat, a dirty beanie could lead to scalp infections, disrupting hair health. If you’re starting to lose your hair, there’s a good chance you’ll notice stray hairs inside your hat when you take it off. It’s just a coincidence that your hat looks responsible. Stray hairs don’t exclusively collect inside your hat, but also on your pillowcase, in the drain of your shower and elsewhere. Male pattern hair loss and female pattern hair loss. Hairs falls out in a well-defined pattern in men, whereas in women, the hair usually becomes thinner all over the head rather than receding from the temples.

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If you’re experiencing hair loss you might be considering wearing a hat or scarf to cover a bald patch or thinning hair. In our male hair loss report 27% of the men surveyed stated that they started to wear hats or wear them more often when they began to experience hair loss such as alopecia. One myth pinpoints shampoos and styling products as a problem. Some products, the story goes, contain chemicals that damage your hair. There are lots of different reasons why your hair may be falling out. For some of these reasons, you may just need to make a few small lifestyle changes, such as switching to a caffeine shampoo or not tying your hair in tight ponytails.

Another option would be to buy a design of headwear that is specifically designed for those with medical hair loss. These are often hats, turbans or bandanas that fit snuggly to the head and come in a range of styles. Why not trying mixing it up by wearing a coloured jersey cap topped with a beret style hat!Wearing a hat can give your hair a flat and messy appearance, especially when you wear a hat for a long time. Messy hair makes a receding hairline or baldness around the crown (the area at the top of your head) more visible.