This page may be out of date. I started realizing a receding hairline in my own 20s and it have bum me out but as it continuing to recede, I learned to just accept it and concentrate on the things I possibly could effect more such as my appearance and my frame of mind. I believe a lot of men dread not being attractive to women and that hair loss is associated with maturing. I have been married twice and have met a lot of women who just don't give a shit about hair loss in men as much as the men themselves. If a woman does care, it is best not to keep her around. Take into account that oily hair is absolutely an oily head. Wash your scalp and mane as needed, lathering twice if you want to. You may try leaving the hair shampoo on your mind for at least five minutes before rinsing. And condition flowing hair on the ends only. Do not place conditioner directly to your scalp. Avoid brushing your hair too often, as the clean brings engine oil from the head to the ends of your hair. Too much warmth will damage your hair and cause breakage. Try to lessen heat from hair straighteners, styling irons and dryers to no more than once weekly. Air dry nice hair as much as possible. Hood dryers can be nerve-racking to the crown and cause harm and breakage because of the high concentration of warmth in the region. I usually clean and establish my mane and allow it air dry over night and only stay under the dryer if I need to venture out. Once dry out, I generously apply some heating protectant and style my mane with a flat iron. I do this once weekly and only apply warmth more than One product that gets great reviews is the Aveda Anti-humectant Pomade. Anyone that I have talked to about training and has directly,swears by this product. It helps to keep your locks from learning to be a poof ball. Those who utilize this product also oil their scalp with coconut, olive, jojoba, or ayuvedic essential oil to aid in repelling moisture content as well. If its nearly time to wash hair but its getting too sweaty and/or oily, use a cotton scarf or clothing to help absorb the excess. Amazing Botanicals also has a great, natural pomade that can be used for anything from twistouts to laying flowing hair flat. Use an all-natural moisturizing shampoo made for dried up hair. Avoid harsh or chemical-filled products, which can strip hair of oils. To thicken fine, dry out hair, use a volumizing shampoo that contains 100 % natural ingredients such as crustacean shell remove, shea butter, whole wheat micro-proteins or honey. Hair shampoo dry, fine scalp no more than twice a week.