IamA male who works with a young, bald male. AMA!

Wow, this is such a good sub and a great source of humor!

Well this is interesting, I have a friend who worked in sales for a few years and is a bit older than me so that seems plausible

I work as a hair stylist for an international clientele and have a pretty good working relationship with my hair stylist. It's not a high stress job, we get a lot of value out of our time.\n\nHowever, this past week I went to my stylist for a few hours and my hair started to take on a life of its own. I can't pinpoint why this happened, but I do feel like it's very concerning. The way my hair is currently held in, it's become sort of loose like it was on a beach. It's not a problem for my professional life, I've not had any issues at all with it. However, the urge to cackle and the need to shake hands with my stylist really eats at me. It's not an unpleasant thing for me personally, but I feel like if I put my foot down and let my hair down, then this trend will continue.\n\nI've noticed a shift in the clients I work with, where they don't seem to care that you have a bald head. The blonde, brunette, and other tones aren't as sought after. I've also noticed that the more attractive the hair is going, the lower the price tag goes. If you have a short hair, this is no issue, but if you go super long it becomes a huge cost issue for your company.\n\nI feel like if I just cut it a little, it'll come out better, but I go to great lengths not to cut my hair. It takes away any desire for me to act as a father or man.\n\nI just want to know what I can do to help make this better for myself and my hair stylist.