Men who experience balding on the back and sides of their heads while still having hair on top can try various methods to cover their bald spots. Some suggestions include wearing tight-fitting clothing, growing long beards, or using subtle comb-overs to conceal receding hairlines or crown thinning. Although many famous bald men choose to shave their entire heads, there are exceptions like Jason Alexander, known for his role as George Costanza on Seinfeld.
1. Janet Jackson
Janet Damita Jo Jackson, born on May 16, 1966, gained prominence as part of The Jackson 5 and made her mark as a solo artist. She also appeared in TV roles such as Penny Gordon in “Good Times” and later on “Diff’rent Strokes.” Jackson became notorious for her sexually provocative music, stage performances, and secret marriage to dancer Rene Elizondo Jr. in 1991. She often sported her iconic horseshoe hairstyle, characterized by hair growth on the sides and back of the head in a horseshoe pattern, commonly seen among African Americans and believed to be caused by DHT. Notable figures like YouTube personality Tim Pool have also been rocking this look without his signature beanie cap.
2. Carolyn Malachi
Carolyn Malachi, a GRAMMY-nominated international singer-songwriter, has built a global following through her dynamic live performances and songwriting. She uses music to promote social good, connecting with audiences through her powerful vocals, activism, and dedication to education. While juggling a corporate logistics job during weekdays, Malachi dedicated her weekends and evenings to pursuing her music career as a solo performer, embracing risks and finding joy in music. She now spends her quiet moments searching for resonant frequencies in empty spaces, hoping that her work can bring people together and change the narratives of our world.
3. Natalie Portman
Natalie Portman is no stranger to making headlines with her daring red-carpet transformations. She once shaved her head for her role in the film “V for Vendetta” and recently debuted a pink faux pixie cut, taking inspiration from Blake Lively. To style her hair, she used Leonor Greyl Baume Bois de Rose, a matte balm that hydrates and shapes hair, giving her a maximum rock star flair. Portman showed her versatility by switching up her look during the promotion of the film “Annihilation,” opting for a warm honey balayage bob in honey hue and shorter length, perfectly complementing her elegant floral dress from Dior.
4. Keke Palmer
Keke Palmer, an Illinois actress, singer, and TV host, kickstarted her career with a role in “Barbershop 2: Back in Business” in 2004. She then portrayed Akeelah in “Akeelah and the Bee” in 2006, becoming the youngest talk show host with her BET series “Just Keke.” Palmer also played Black Cinderella on Broadway, marking her debut performance. She draws musical influence from R
