Recently, Prince William revealed his new hair style is much shorter than usual, while visiting patients at Evelina London Children's Hospital. Similarly, as quoted from the Independent (19/1/2018).
It has long been known that Duke of Cambridge hair is getting thinner as time passes.
Although it looks increasingly pelontos, renowned hairdresser Joe Mils of joeandco.net rate new hair style Prince William, not only fitting, but also shows the nature of great confidence.
"I think his decision to 'really cut his hair' expresses the very strong nature of confidence," Mills said as quoted by the Independent.
"I think the hairdo is right for him, I think he's great with it," he added to Prince William.
For many men who experience hair loss, a short shave of the rest of their hair may not be an option considered.
Actually, some hair-thinning Adamites do all they can to keep the 'crown' on their heads thick.
One of them is with preventive hair loss treatment for grafted.
"I think, shifting hair-related treatments in recent years is quite dramatic," says Mills.
"Looks 10-15 years ago, hair transplants have a brutal effect, there are scars and they do not look good," says the author. "Now, the last three years have shown remarkable progress."
According to Mills, as a man whose hair is still fertile, he does not want to make a pelontos head.
However, if the situation is 180 degrees different, or when it begins to run thin, there are many things that should be noted about the arrangement of hairstyles.
"It's a case by case basis," he said.
"If a man comes in and says what I should do, I would rate their lifestyle, what they do, whether they exercise every day," added Mills.
"But what matters, how do you feel about it, because you have to wear it," said the hairdresser.
Mills claimed to see a number of thin-haired men who he thought would have a positive impact with shorter hair.
And perhaps, Prince William's new appearance will inspire others to do the same.
