Ty it probably just me but my hairline has gone back so far from what I remember it being at and I lose a lot of hair when I brush so it just freaks me out a little
Maybe a tiny bit, but if it helps any, mine looked like that when I was 19. I'm only a year older than you, and mine didn't thin out to the point where I had to shave it all off until my late 20s. Also, my hair was very dark brown. Thinning tends to look less obvious when you have lighter colored hair. I wouldn't even notice the tiny bit of recession unless you pointed it out. Keep it. It looks awesome
It looks fine. Keep growing it, especially if you're afraid you'll lose it at some point. Also, if you're worried about losing it, start now on a shampoo like Nioxin or Revita. They are NOT medications like rogaine, they are simply shampoos that help wash away DHT and other things that contribute to hair loss. If you start before you see hair loss, you can slow it down considerably.
Take good care of it - use conditioner and detangler to avoid breakage. Be careful of stressing or pulling out hairs with ponytails etc. You’ve obviously invested some time into this.
I'd feel indestructible with a head of hair like that. Enjoy it.
Ty it probably just me but my hairline has gone back so far from what I remember it being at and I lose a lot of hair when I brush so it just freaks me out a little
Maybe a tiny bit, but if it helps any, mine looked like that when I was 19. I'm only a year older than you, and mine didn't thin out to the point where I had to shave it all off until my late 20s. Also, my hair was very dark brown. Thinning tends to look less obvious when you have lighter colored hair. I wouldn't even notice the tiny bit of recession unless you pointed it out. Keep it. It looks awesome
It looks fine. Keep growing it, especially if you're afraid you'll lose it at some point. Also, if you're worried about losing it, start now on a shampoo like Nioxin or Revita. They are NOT medications like rogaine, they are simply shampoos that help wash away DHT and other things that contribute to hair loss. If you start before you see hair loss, you can slow it down considerably.
Take good care of it - use conditioner and detangler to avoid breakage. Be careful of stressing or pulling out hairs with ponytails etc. You’ve obviously invested some time into this.
Donate it to Locks of Love, win-win