Michael Regilio

I don't know which guy. There's a guy that got his penis cut off. He's got hair, I think. It's been a while since I've seen it.

Oh, no, no, no. No, you're right. There is a guy who's got his balls cut off and he's totally bald. So they're playing both sides on this one. But look, as we'll see, testosterone and its byproducts are a part of the hair loss equation.

Oh, no, no, no. No, you're right. There is a guy who's got his balls cut off and he's totally bald. So they're playing both sides on this one. But look, as we'll see, testosterone and its byproducts are a part of the hair loss equation.

Oh, no, no, no. No, you're right. There is a guy who's got his balls cut off and he's totally bald. So they're playing both sides on this one. But look, as we'll see, testosterone and its byproducts are a part of the hair loss equation.

Look, who's to say? In Rome, around 50 BCE, a popular treatment for balding was to rub myrrh berries into the scalp.

Look, who's to say? In Rome, around 50 BCE, a popular treatment for balding was to rub myrrh berries into the scalp.

Look, who's to say? In Rome, around 50 BCE, a popular treatment for balding was to rub myrrh berries into the scalp.

No, but it probably dyed the scalp purple. Baldness is like a real catch-22. There's nothing more embarrassing than balding, except, of course, getting caught with lame attempts to cover up balding. Totally. The Romans who believed a full head of hair was a sign of favorability with the gods, they were particularly snarky to bald dudes, as illustrated in this famous poem.

No, but it probably dyed the scalp purple. Baldness is like a real catch-22. There's nothing more embarrassing than balding, except, of course, getting caught with lame attempts to cover up balding. Totally. The Romans who believed a full head of hair was a sign of favorability with the gods, they were particularly snarky to bald dudes, as illustrated in this famous poem.

No, but it probably dyed the scalp purple. Baldness is like a real catch-22. There's nothing more embarrassing than balding, except, of course, getting caught with lame attempts to cover up balding. Totally. The Romans who believed a full head of hair was a sign of favorability with the gods, they were particularly snarky to bald dudes, as illustrated in this famous poem.

On your bald pate, no wig you use. You draw hairs on with no excuse. At least no barber needs to trim it. You can erase it in a minute.

On your bald pate, no wig you use. You draw hairs on with no excuse. At least no barber needs to trim it. You can erase it in a minute.

On your bald pate, no wig you use. You draw hairs on with no excuse. At least no barber needs to trim it. You can erase it in a minute.

Yeah, actually, to be honest with you, the Romans wrote poems making fun of a lot of people. And there wasn't just one about bald people. There's also, how can you have so little hair yet have it show up everywhere?

Yeah, actually, to be honest with you, the Romans wrote poems making fun of a lot of people. And there wasn't just one about bald people. There's also, how can you have so little hair yet have it show up everywhere?

Yeah, actually, to be honest with you, the Romans wrote poems making fun of a lot of people. And there wasn't just one about bald people. There's also, how can you have so little hair yet have it show up everywhere?

I'm not sure, but one has to wonder what jokes were made at Julius Caesar's expense as the most famous example of the comb-over.

I'm not sure, but one has to wonder what jokes were made at Julius Caesar's expense as the most famous example of the comb-over.

I'm not sure, but one has to wonder what jokes were made at Julius Caesar's expense as the most famous example of the comb-over.

Those are just the bad comb-overs. I've known some guys who take the art form to new levels. Truly remarkable how effective a determined man in a bottle of hairspray can be.