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EE: How has Billy kept his hair?
Gusto Brunt
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Looks like he should have gone bald years ago.
I watched EastEenders the other day and his hair was thicker than ever.
Perry Fenwick, what's your secret, mate?
A friend of mine went bald at 19, and is now getting tattooed hair follicles, costing £2,000. Against my advice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyeUnE-RiKk
I watched EastEenders the other day and his hair was thicker than ever.
Perry Fenwick, what's your secret, mate?
A friend of mine went bald at 19, and is now getting tattooed hair follicles, costing £2,000. Against my advice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyeUnE-RiKk
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Not common sense at all, take a look around, it is young men who lose their hair.
That is why the trend for shaved heads has been such a God send for those of us who lost our hair in our 20's. ;-)
Wow
Seriously?! 19?!
Well, it depends on your genes. Some people have hereditary baldness meaning they inherit it genetically from their father or grandfather and start losing their hair rapidly as they approach a certain age (from my experience late 20s/early 30s). Others go bald later in life as part of natural aging. So it's likely that Perry Fenwick didn't inherit hereditary baldness, hence why he's been able to keep his hair intact for a long time.
Yeah Billy's hair was definitely thinner when he was married to Little Mo.
Isn't it weird how hair grows?
I remember speculation in the media that he had had a hair transplant so that's the theory I am sticking with.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2012/04/13/eastenders-perry-fenwick-hair-transplant_n_1423477.html
http://www.besthairlossforum.com/billy-mitchell-east-enders-perry-fenwick-hair-transplant-t2438.html
Quite narrow minded.
It could've been a reaction to medication, a disease or something drug-related. If he has had a hair transplant, then so what? I don't think it's something worth moaning over and definitely isn't a thread-quality subject.