Civil War Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty - (Chris Evans)

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That's not Jean Grey. She's obviously Medusa.

I wish

 

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Team Baby Oil aka Team Cap Press Conference

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[JB33]

man..that steve Roger hairstyle is dope.

Chris Evans one, not so much, it looks like those hairstyle one has when hair started thinning.

It happens man. I'm turning 28 in 10 days and it's slowly happening to me already. It's tough to find a hair style that works.

 

[hafizbat]

I don't doubt that his hairline is receding (I think he's even said so in the past), but I don't see how that hairstyle suits receding hairlines?

If anything I think it accentuates it, no? Growing out long bangs on top would cover the hairline.

 

[TalismanRing]

I don't doubt that his hairline is receding (I think he's even said so in the past), but I don't see how that hairstyle suits receding hairlines?

If anything I think it accentuates it, no? Growing out long bangs on top would cover the hairline.

His hairline is about the same as it's been for a decade (see circa 2007) and yeah this hairstyle is the opposite one would do it deaccentuate it. Ditto shaving his head which he also likes to do.

 

[JOE]

@EvansBeard is a great Twitter account to follow for anyone else with a fellow man crush. Just saying.

 

[BoredGuy]

As someone with a good hairline but thinning hair on top
I can attest that having volume on top (even if by pushing it back) adds to the appearance of fullness of your hair

It's quite possible Chris, like myself, would be much more noticeably thinning if he shaved it again like that above picture

 

[TalismanRing]

As someone with a good hairline but thinning hair on top
I can attest that having volume on top (even if by pushing it back) adds to the appearance of fullness of your hair

It's quite possible Chris, like myself, would be much more noticeably thinning if he shaved it again like that above picture

It was cut very short couple of ago and looked the same.

The high hairline is a family trait. Note his great grandfather in his early 20s (West Point Graduation photo) and 50s

 

[BoredGuy]

couple o' years can make a huge difference

but what are we talking about, this is Hollywood, those people are too rich to go bald...

 

[Tacit Ronin]

At least it ain't as bad as Cavill's.

 

[TalismanRing]

At least it ain't as bad as Cavill's.

I don't know why he didn't wear a hair piece for BvS when they had Affleck in one. Still, he has more hair than Chris Pratt who's ALS water challenge revealed a wee bit too much.

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Buy hey, Connery was wearing hair pieces from D. No on. He started balding in his early 20s . It doesn't seem to have hurt his career much.

 

[punishermax]

I don't know why he didn't wear a hair piece for BvS when they had Affleck in one. Still, he has more hair than Chris Pratt who's ALS water challenge revealed a wee bit too much.

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Buy hey, Connery was wearing hair pieces from D. No on. He started balding in his early 20s . It doesn't seem to have hurt his career much.

Not sure why more celebs don't go down the hair replacement route. I'm 30, balding, and if I could afford it then why not. I've accepted my balding and that I can't spend 7-10K on that surgery, but as a celeb that makes more on a movie than me in a lifetime I don't see why they wouldn't.

 

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[BoredGuy]

Joe Russo looks i-friggin'-dentical to a customer I have at my job

I'm always tempted to ask the guy how the movie's going, if he wouldn't look at me like I had two heads

 

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[hafizbat]

I don't know why he didn't wear a hair piece for BvS when they had Affleck in one. Still, he has more hair than Chris Pratt who's ALS water challenge revealed a wee bit too much.

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Buy hey, Connery was wearing hair pieces from D. No on. He started balding in his early 20s . It doesn't seem to have hurt his career much.

Does Evans wear a hair piece as Steve Rogers? His hair always looks great.

 

[JtheDreamer]

It happens man. I'm turning 28 in 10 days and it's slowly happening to me already. It's tough to find a hair style that works.

That's when mine started kicking in. I'm 37 now.

Start looking into options now (i.e. Finasteride, Minox, etc etc). I wish I had much earlier in the process to protect the hairline. It's easy to mentally put it off because of the stigma, but the longer you wait the more damage gets done. Just gotta suck it up and accept that you gotta do what you gotta do.

 

[JtheDreamer]

Not sure why more celebs don't go down the hair replacement route. I'm 30, balding, and if I could afford it then why not. I've accepted my balding and that I can't spend 7-10K on that surgery, but as a celeb that makes more on a movie than me in a lifetime I don't see why they wouldn't.

A lot of that has to do with the reactions from other people knowing they got a transplant. It's a hard pill to swallow for some. Others will stick to tricks and "concealers" like Toppik for when they go on camera or make appearances.

As far as Evans goes, he most definitely is receding. I've got all the experience in the world with that. He just hides it well with the hairstyle he's got.

 

[Stevie2020]

Does Evans wear a hair piece as Steve Rogers? His hair always looks great.

The CA franchise hair is magnificent. Really a sight to behold on film. OTOH, the Avengers hair looks extremely wiggy.

It's good that he embraces/accepts his theatrical hairpieces, regardless of what happens to his natural hair. Gives him more options as he gets older and takes on other roles.

 

[JB33]

That's when mine started kicking in. I'm 37 now.

Start looking into options now (i.e. Finasteride, Minox, etc etc). I wish I had much earlier in the process to protect the hairline. It's easy to mentally put it off because of the stigma, but the longer you wait the more damage gets done. Just gotta suck it up and accept that you gotta do what you gotta do.

Well said. I'll look into those things.

 

[hafizbat]

That's when mine started kicking in. I'm 37 now.

Start looking into options now (i.e. Finasteride, Minox, etc etc). I wish I had much earlier in the process to protect the hairline. It's easy to mentally put it off because of the stigma, but the longer you wait the more damage gets done. Just gotta suck it up and accept that you gotta do what you gotta do.

Don't know much bout this, but isn't there a high chance of devastating side effects (i.e permanent loss of libido, etc) with these anti-hair loss agents?

Maybe that's why Evans and others haven't gone that route (trying to stay on topic lol).

 

[BatsDC]

That's not Jean Grey. She's obviously Medusa.

Na... Captain Marvel.

 

[Anita18]

No, that's when you chop it up and push it forward and swirl it around. Like Pratt. Currently Stan's hairline is receding faster than Evans' which is about the same as it's been for a decade.

Both Stan and Evans have always had high foreheads, I don't think their hairlines are actively receding right now. The slicked-back look doesn't help though. I've always had a high forehead, and even though I hate bangs, I wouldn't dare wear a headband that pulls my hair back, and I only wear my hair up to go to the gym. Pulling the hair back is just not a good look on someone with a high forehead.

Both of them look so much younger with shorter, poofier hair.

Not sure why more celebs don't go down the hair replacement route. I'm 30, balding, and if I could afford it then why not. I've accepted my balding and that I can't spend 7-10K on that surgery, but as a celeb that makes more on a movie than me in a lifetime I don't see why they wouldn't.

What I can't figure out is why Prince William just lets his super-obvious bald spot just hang around. He is just TOO YOUNG to have hair like that. (A year younger than Evans, a few months older than Stan.) I mean, Kate surely needs to spend a ton of dough getting her hair to look nice, he might as well spend that effort/money too! And we all know the monarchy is only for show anyway.