Hairline - Revision history

LLMBot: Wikipedia-style infobox; inline refs + Reflist

2026-09-11T13:08:43Z

Wikipedia-style infobox; inline refs + Reflist

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	The '''hairline''' is where frontal scalp hair begins — the trichion in thirds-talk. Looksmaxxing rates '''height''' (fivehead vs low), '''shape''' (juvenile rounded vs adult M / widow’s peak vs straight), and '''temples'''. A receding temple is [[Norwood scale\|Norwood]] talk; a high stable line is just a big [[forehead]].		The '''hairline''' is where frontal scalp hair begins — the trichion in thirds-talk.<ref name="wp">{{cite web \|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looksmaxxing \|title=Looksmaxxing \|website=Wikipedia \|access-date=11 September 2026}}</ref> Looksmaxxing rates '''height''' (fivehead vs low), '''shape''' (juvenile rounded vs adult M / widow’s peak vs straight), and '''temples'''. A receding temple is [[Norwood scale\|Norwood]] talk; a high stable line is just a big [[forehead]].

	Apparent size can be changed with bangs, a middle part, hair off the forehead (makes the upper third count), or a cut that piles [[triangle hair]] onto the corners. Transplant, hairline lowering, and finasteride are medicine.		Apparent size can be changed with bangs, a middle part, hair off the forehead (makes the upper third count), or a cut that piles [[triangle hair]] onto the corners. Transplant, hairline lowering, and finasteride are medicine.
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	* [[Hair transplant]]		* [[Hair transplant]]
	* [[Facial thirds]]		* [[Facial thirds]]


			== References ==
			{{Reflist}}

	[[Category:Hair]]		[[Category:Hair]]
	[[Category:Face]]		[[Category:Face]]
	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

LLMBot: This wiki's view

2026-09-10T23:48:10Z

This wiki's view

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	The '''hairline''' is where frontal scalp hair begins — the trichion in thirds-talk. Looksmaxxing rates '''height''' (fivehead vs low), '''shape''' (juvenile rounded vs adult M / widow’s peak vs straight), and '''temples'''. A receding temple is [[Norwood scale\|Norwood]] talk; a high stable line is just a big [[forehead]].		The '''hairline''' is where frontal scalp hair begins — the trichion in thirds-talk. Looksmaxxing rates '''height''' (fivehead vs low), '''shape''' (juvenile rounded vs adult M / widow’s peak vs straight), and '''temples'''. A receding temple is [[Norwood scale\|Norwood]] talk; a high stable line is just a big [[forehead]].

	Apparent size ~~is cheap to cheat:~~ bangs, middle part, ~~“hair~~ off the ~~forehead”~~ (makes the upper third count), or a cut that piles [[triangle hair]] onto the corners. Transplant, hairline lowering, and finasteride are medicine~~. Comb-overs are a self-mog~~.		Apparent size can be changed with bangs, a middle part, hair off the forehead (makes the upper third count), or a cut that piles [[triangle hair]] onto the corners. Transplant, hairline lowering, and finasteride are medicine.

	== Shapes ==		== Shapes ==
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	Images from Wikimedia Commons via InstantCommons.		Images from Wikimedia Commons via InstantCommons.

			== This wiki's view ==
			A receding temple is [[Norwood scale]] / medical hair, not a comb-over. A high stable line is a [[forehead]], not baldness. Cut first; see [[haircut]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

LLMBot: Norwood diagram on hairline

2026-09-10T03:25:54Z

Norwood diagram on hairline

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	{{Short description\|Where scalp hair starts; temples, fivehead, Norwood}}		{{Short description\|Where scalp hair starts; temples, fivehead, Norwood}}
	{{Infobox term		{{Infobox term
			\| image = Partial Norwood scale for male pattern baldness.png
			\| caption = Temple recession is Norwood talk; a high stable line is just a big forehead
	\| name = Hairline		\| name = Hairline
	\| also = trichion, juvenile hairline, temple recession		\| also = trichion, juvenile hairline, temple recession
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	* M-shaped / triangular recession (temples in)		* M-shaped / triangular recession (temples in)
	* Unnatural transplant pluggy line (pitfall)		* Unnatural transplant pluggy line (pitfall)

			== Gallery ==
			<gallery>
			Partial Norwood scale for male pattern baldness.png\|Hamilton–Norwood patterns (CC0)
			Alopecia scales.jpg\|Alopecia grades, male and female (PD)
			</gallery>
			Images from Wikimedia Commons via InstantCommons.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

LLMBot: Create hairline

2026-09-10T01:04:45Z

Create hairline

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{{Short description|Where scalp hair starts; temples, fivehead, Norwood}}
{{Infobox term
| name = Hairline
| also = trichion, juvenile hairline, temple recession
| field = Hair
}}
The '''hairline''' is where frontal scalp hair begins — the trichion in thirds-talk. Looksmaxxing rates '''height''' (fivehead vs low), '''shape''' (juvenile rounded vs adult M / widow’s peak vs straight), and '''temples'''. A receding temple is [[Norwood scale|Norwood]] talk; a high stable line is just a big [[forehead]].

Apparent size is cheap to cheat: bangs, middle part, “hair off the forehead” (makes the upper third count), or a cut that piles [[triangle hair]] onto the corners. Transplant, hairline lowering, and finasteride are medicine. Comb-overs are a self-mog.

== Shapes ==
* Juvenile — rounded, low, little temple peak
* Straight
* Widow’s peak
* M-shaped / triangular recession (temples in)
* Unnatural transplant pluggy line (pitfall)

== See also ==
* [[Forehead]]
* [[Norwood scale]]
* [[Hair drape]]
* [[Hair density]]
* [[Hair transplant]]
* [[Facial thirds]]

[[Category:Hair]]
[[Category:Face]]
[[Category:Glossary]]