Is Jay Cutler bald ?

[TheGrinch]

56 yr old Brad Pitt

must be nice to have daily hair dye done ...lol

[Bevo]

Easy to maintain everyday haircut with a buffet of plugs, glue, fibers, finastreride and transplants.

Brad’s hair is real, I’ve followed his career longer than men in thongs

Cruise and Pitt, Ronald Reagan = real

Arnold, sly, Biden = transplants, wigs, etc

Expert on hair approved

[youandme]

We need a thread with all retired bodybuilders that are white and still have hair, from the 90s.

[SOMEPARTS]

Brad’s hair is real, I’ve followed his career longer than men in thongs

Cruise and Pitt, Ronald Reagan = real

Arnold, sly, Biden = transplants, wigs, etc

Expert on hair approved

Arnold's hair is thinner than a Tbombz alibi for coming home late.

[Matt]

If you don’t go bald by his age 46 your not going to

It might be a tad thinner but he isn’t bald

You guys are such pansies

My aunt once told me that if you're not showing some signs of hair loss by 26, you are likely to keep your hair.  I think she said that 50% of men who ultimately go bald will be showing some signs of baldness by 26.  Of course there is still the other 50%, but I'll be 39 in less than a month, and haven't lost a single follicle yet, so...I think I'm one of the lucky ones.

That's a good thing too, because I love having hair.  I tried the Justin Trudeau hairstyle [or you could call it the Peter North hairstyle], and it was horrible for me.  I then shaved my head bald in the first few days of September, and didn't much care for that look either.  Now it's in between those two lengths, and I'm quite happy with it, aside from my left side being loaded with white hairs.

That's an interesting comment about having all your hair at 46...I wonder if I'll have my hair by then.  The white hairs started at 23, and sort of went on "pause" for about a decade or so, before starting to increase massively.  Maybe my hair will have a similar sort of acceleration in loss / mass follicle extinction event.

As for Jay...I never had the impression his hair was fake or that he was losing his hair.  If this is the case, he must have been really on the ball for this one.  It's not like Hapthor Bjornsson, who went from clearly balding, to having hair again within a span of one strongman contest/photos to the next.

[Matt]

56 yr old Brad Pitt

That picture makes me want a cigarette.  I should be ashamed to say this, but I had my first cigarette in 2016, at almost 35, then started smoking two years later, at 36.

Now two years since I've started, I guess you could call me a smoker - It's the 24th today, and I've smoked 11 cigarettes this month.  So I'm ABSOLUTELY averaging less than one a month, and I'd have to look back at the records I keep, but I probably average in or around 1/2 to 3/4 a day, for the past six months or more.  I smoked more at other times, but really didn't want to become a smoker, so massively dropped what was always a small habit.

I'm looking for any study to show that something like two cigarettes every Sunday evening is neutral to your health, or doesn't make a person look much older or something like that.

But thus far, all the information I have is that smoking to any degree is bad.  Although the same goes for drinking, and pretty much anything bad for you.

My other concern is if you are a relative nonsmoker, I'm thinking it's possible that you are damaging your lungs by constantly exposing your somewhat "virginal lungs" to cigarettes.  And that maybe smoking 1-2 cigarettes a day may be less damaging than 1-2 a week for that reason, that your lungs are somewhat adapted to the toxins if you are smoking daily.

Since I can't answer any of these questions, I'm just not smoking very often.  I think I'll have to more this month, and stop at 13 for the 30 days of November.  Although I'm a hypochondriac, so probably not the best judge of what is a good or bad amount of something to do.

COVID has made me think a lot of people are hypochondriacs...yet they are almost all overweight or alcoholic opioid attacks or whatever else.  Just that picture of Brad Pitt speaks volumes - if he cares so much about his health/lungs enough to wear that stupid COVID mask, why TF is he smoking a cigarette?  Lol.  Although who knows - maybe he only smokes a few cigarettes a week like me, and he actually is healthy, and concerned about his lungs enough to rarely be smoking.  If Brad Pitt is a regular cigarette smoking person, I am amazed at how he has managed to keep his looks - considering he is 57 soon, he looks great.  He's probably had a lot of work done...but it's not showing yet.

[TheAnimal]

That picture makes me want a cigarette.  I should be ashamed to say this, but I had my first cigarette in 2016, at almost 35, then started smoking two years later, at 36.

Now two years since I've started, I guess you could call me a smoker - It's the 24th today, and I've smoked 11 cigarettes this month.  So I'm ABSOLUTELY averaging less than one a month, and I'd have to look back at the records I keep, but I probably average in or around 1/2 to 3/4 a day, for the past six months or more.  I smoked more at other times, but really didn't want to become a smoker, so massively dropped what was always a small habit.

I'm looking for any study to show that something like two cigarettes every Sunday evening is neutral to your health, or doesn't make a person look much older or something like that.

But thus far, all the information I have is that smoking to any degree is bad.  Although the same goes for drinking, and pretty much anything bad for you.

My other concern is if you are a relative nonsmoker, I'm thinking it's possible that you are damaging your lungs by constantly exposing your somewhat "virginal lungs" to cigarettes.  And that maybe smoking 1-2 cigarettes a day may be less damaging than 1-2 a week for that reason, that your lungs are somewhat adapted to the toxins if you are smoking daily.

Since I can't answer any of these questions, I'm just not smoking very often.  I think I'll have to more this month, and stop at 13 for the 30 days of November.  Although I'm a hypochondriac, so probably not the best judge of what is a good or bad amount of something to do.

COVID has made me think a lot of people are hypochondriacs...yet they are almost all overweight or alcoholic opioid attacks or whatever else.  Just that picture of Brad Pitt speaks volumes - if he cares so much about his health/lungs enough to wear that stupid COVID mask, why TF is he smoking a cigarette?  Lol.  Although who knows - maybe he only smokes a few cigarettes a week like me, and he actually is healthy, and concerned about his lungs enough to rarely be smoking.  If Brad Pitt is a regular cigarette smoking, I am amazed at how he has managed to keep his looks - considering he is 57 soon, he looks great.  He's probably had a lot of work done...but it's not showing yet.

I bet he doesn't give two sh*ts and just has to have a mask for the set he is working on.

[Bevo]

My aunt once told me that if you're not showing some signs of hair loss by 26, you are likely to keep your hair.  I think she said that 50% of men who ultimately go bald will be showing some signs of baldness by 26.  Of course there is still the other 50%, but I'll be 39 in less than a month, and haven't lost a single follicle yet, so...I think I'm one of the lucky ones.

That's a good thing too, because I love having hair.  I tried the Justin Trudeau hairstyle [or you could call it the Peter North hairstyle], and it was horrible for me.  I then shaved my head bald in the first few days of September, and didn't much care for that look either.  Now it's in between those two lengths, and I'm quite happy with it, aside from my left side being loaded with white hairs.

That's an interesting comment about having all your hair at 46...I wonder if I'll have my hair by then.  The white hairs started at 23, and sort of went on "pause" for about a decade or so, before starting to increase massively.  Maybe my hair will have a similar sort of acceleration in loss / mass follicle extinction event.

As for Jay...I never had the impression his hair was fake or that he was losing his hair.  If this is the case, he must have been really on the ball for this one.  It's not like Hapthor Bjornsson, who went from clearly balding, to having hair again within a span of one strongman contest/photos to the next.

Jay seem to keep all of his hair until his late 30’s, then he started to show signs of thinning, all over, especially his hair line

He is 46, pretty common for most males

I still have all my hair, nothing done, but two of my brothers are thinning, one is in his early 30’s. And the other early 40’s. Both showed signs in thinning in their mid 20’s

Weird how genetics work

I want to see how TA looks now, he only posted old pics when he was here frequently, bet he is bald as a cue ball 

[Matt]

I bet he doesn't give two sh*ts and just has to have a mask for the set he is working on.

I hope that's true.  I wish there we could start a trend/meme to buy dark masks or somehow identify the number of people who DO NOT care for this COVID bullsh*t, but just go along with it because they feel they are forced to.  By doing that, two things would be accomplished:

[1] Stupid, leftist pussies who think those of us who think this pandemic is overhyped can't be angry at us for not wearing masks or not caring about this pandemic, because we WOULD be wearing masks.

[2] Those of us who don't give a sh*t about this pandemic could see just how many of us there are.

I think a celebrity or person with a huge following who is skeptical about this hyped pandemic could get this trend in motion [Elon Musk, for example].

As of now, I REFUSE to wear a mask.  But I found it depressing going to Wal-Mart recently and seeing that literally something like 99% of people were wearing masks.  I was like "Seriously this time - is everyone a f*cking moron except for me?"

I was shocked.  I could NOT believe that I was one of maybe three people out of hundreds in the store who was not wearing a mask.  COULD NOT.

At least if those of us who don't buy into this pandemic could all wear dark masks, there would be a way for us to signal to one another just how large of a group we are.  Probably something like 70% of the people in Wal-Mart don't care about this pandemic, yet wear the mask anyway - something I REFUSE to do.

The pandemic and mask-wearing regulations have been great ways to determine who is and is not a sheep, who, unfortunately, are everyone.  It's depressing to me because those who now realize they were conned into buying into this hyped pandemic would rather continue to go along with the con than to admit they have been conned.  It's pathetic.

[Matt]

Jay seem to keep all of his hair until his late 30’s, then he started to show signs of thinning, all over, especially his hair line

He is 46, pretty common for most males

I am 40, I still have all my hair, nothing done, but two of my brothers are thinning, one is in his mid 30’s. And the other early 40’s. Both showed signs in thinning in their mid 20’s

Weird how genetics work

I want to see how TA looks now, he only posted old pics when he was here frequently, bet he is bald as a cue ball 

I really had no idea about Jay.  I was hoping that Henda would read this thread, because I'm pretty sure Henda would know if Jay is balding [some posters live near pros or train near them, or otherwise see them more often, and I think would know].  I honestly thought Jay's hairline was impervious to being diminished by steroid use.  But maybe Father Time ultimately got his hairline.

But I agree with you - it's weird how genetics work.

Regarding TA - LOL...good question.  Yes, he is probably quite bald by now, but that's just how she goes sometimes.  I thought Layne Norton was thinning, but doesn't appear to be in newer photos, but maybe I'm wrong.

Layne was on actor Ethan Suplee's podcast "American Glutton".

[pellius]

If you don’t go bald by his age 46 your not going to

It might be a tad thinner but he isn’t bald

You guys are such pansies

Exactly.

Few retired bbers, in fact, few men at 47 years old, look as good and is doing as well as Jay Cutler. He always was a down to earth guy with a good head on his shoulders. He transitioned very well into retirement with multiple business ventures and still keeping in great shape without having his life revolve around the gym. Leave it to the losers on GetBig to try to find something to bring him down. His hair is fine. Nobody here has a clue what he does or does not do with his hair, whether it's plugs, Topik, or minoxidil.

[Van_Bilderass]

I started losing my hair at 35. A friend said I was showing some thinning on the crown but I didn't give a shit. Now I regret I didn't at least attempt to keep it, at least with some topical treatments like minoxidil, finasteride, ketokonazole or whatever they have these days.

Anyone here use/do anything for facial skin to keep young? Like Retin A, perhaps some microneedling? 
If anyone here is in the EU and has a source for Retin A/tretinoin, let me know 

[pellius]

I started losing my hair at 35. A friend said I was showing some thinning on the crown but I didn't give a shit. Now I regret I didn't at least attempt to keep it, at least with some topical treatments like minoxidil, finasteride, ketokonazole or whatever they have these days.

Anyone here use/do anything for facial skin to keep young? Like Retin A, perhaps some microneedling? 
If anyone here is in the EU and has a source for Retin A/tretinoin, let me know 

My niece is a dermatologist and recommends Retin A. You need a script in the U.S. but I've never had an issue ordering it overseas.

https://www.alldaychemist.com/retino-a-cream-05-20gm-tube.html

[Matt]

Exactly.

Few retired bbers, in fact, few men at 47 years old, look as good and is doing as well as Jay Cutler. He always was a down to earth guy with a good head on his shoulders. He transitioned very well into retirement with multiple business ventures and still keeping in great shape without having his life revolve around the gym. Leave it to the losers on GetBig to try to find something to bring him down. His hair is fine. Nobody here has a clue what he does or does not do with his hair, whether it's plugs, Topik, or minoxidil.

LOL!!!!!

[MAXX]

I started losing my hair at 35. A friend said I was showing some thinning on the crown but I didn't give a shit. Now I regret I didn't at least attempt to keep it, at least with some topical treatments like minoxidil, finasteride, ketokonazole or whatever they have these days.

Anyone here use/do anything for facial skin to keep young? Like Retin A, perhaps some microneedling? 
If anyone here is in the EU and has a source for Retin A/tretinoin, let me know 

Preventive measures is the best for saving your skin. Avoid sun and smoking is the best recipe for good skin.

For this reason tanning beds and tanning in general is the most retarded thing you can do as a white person. And living is snowy cold north is prefered. This is also why white people developed fair skin to begin with. We are adapted for living in the darker regions with little sun.

[MAXX]

Like I said the sun and UV light is what damages skin the most.

Most people will notice, their drivers side face(left for americans) is the side that has the most wrinkles/sun damage.

This is an extreme example of said, 28 years of truck driving;



https://metro.co.uk/2018/01/28/photo-truck-driver-shows-28-years-sun-damage-looks-like-7266641/

[Hypertrophy]

must be nice to have daily hair dye done ...lol

Cigarette smoker worried about catching a respiratory illness, haha

[Van_Bilderass]

Preventive measures is the best for saving your skin. Avoid sun and smoking is the best recipe for good skin.

For this reason tanning beds and tanning in general is the most retarded thing you can do as a white person. And living is snowy cold north is prefered. This is also why white people developed fair skin to begin with. We are adapted for living in the darker regions with little sun.

I don't go out in the sun hardly ever. Sunlight is important for a few reasons but I just don't get enough. So I'm pale as a ghost. I did do 2 shots of melanotan followed by just one 8 minute session in a tanning bed a couple weeks back to see if I looked "healthier". It was just enough, perfect according to friends, don't do any more

I know tanning is bad for the skin but getting sunlight through the eyes is important, preferably in the morning, and sunlight on the skin is also important for the D vitamin.
Maybe 20 years ago I used a tanning bed for a period of time and it had a very nice effect on mood as I recall, felt very therapeutic in the winter.

[Flexacon]

Preventive measures is the best for saving your skin. Avoid sun and smoking is the best recipe for good skin.

For this reason tanning beds and tanning in general is the most retarded thing you can do as a white person. And living is snowy cold north is prefered. This is also why white people developed fair skin to begin with. We are adapted for living in the darker regions with little sun.

This. Especially avoiding sun on your face.

If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.

[Van_Bilderass]

This. Especially avoiding sun on your face.

If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.

Yes, good skin but what about the rest, the sunlight through the eyes? Circadian rhytm, neurochemicals etc. And what about the Vitamin D? Supps may be just as good, I don't know, I'm starting 10 or 20K/day of D3 tomorrow 

Perhaps wear sunscreen but get sunlight.

[GymnJuice]

If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.

Biden's wrinkle-prevention routine is admirable.

[Flexacon]

Yes, good skin but what about the rest, the sunlight through the eyes? Circadian rhytm, neurochemicals etc. And what about the Vitamin D? Supps may be just as good, I don't know, I'm starting 10 or 20K/day of D3 tomorrow 

Perhaps wear sunscreen but get sunlight.

Shirtless or Sleeveless and shorts in the summer along with a wide brim sun hat

You just need to avoid too much sunlight directly hitting your face. No need to become a vampire.

Vitamin D3 works great. It can take a while to build up in the body if you're already deficient though. The sweet spot is usually around 5k to 8k per day depending on your age and bodyweight. 10k for a few months won't be an issue, but I personally wouldn't stay that high.

Biden's wrinkle-prevention routine is admirable.

 
He does have pretty good skin for his age

[Hypertrophy]

This. Especially avoiding sun on your face.

If someone lived in a bunker or cave from birth to 60 plus, they would have no wrinkles.

Not true at all. Collagen loss causes wrinkles as well as advanced glycation end products (AGEs) which are the result of a high sugar diet.

https://www.skininc.com/skinscience/ingredients/The-Other-Cause-of-Wrinkles-Glycation-217592831.html

[Matt]

Cigarette smoker worried about catching a respiratory illness, haha

 

[Flexacon]

Not true at all. Collagen loss causes wrinkles as well as advanced glycation end products (AGEs) which are the result of a high sugar diet.

https://www.skininc.com/skinscience/ingredients/The-Other-Cause-of-Wrinkles-Glycation-217592831.html

Lol@ posting an article pimping a skin care cream at the end. Come on bro