I believe balding starts off slow as scalp conditions are met but then slowly become hostile to the follicles and gets worse over time. Eventually your scalp hits the point where there is too much inflammation, irritation, biome takeover and immune response to support hair growth.
This lead me to believe that balding more than likely starts in late teen hood. In my case, 19 years of age, slowly progressing and becoming worse totally bald by 30 years of age. My general rule is -"The more hair, the more hair, the more hair..."and opposite - "The less hair, the less hair, the less hair, the less hair..." What I mean by that is, as scalp conditions worsen, masses of follicles began miniaturizing and the more follicles go offline, the harder it is to benefit from mass circulation for the struggling survivors. More DHT. More Acid. More hungry biome. Angrier immune system. In short, in numbers, follicles strive, as the numbers dwindle, the remaining hairs are in an even more toxic environment.
It is important to stop the issue as early as possible. There are several other reasons such as you will have less offline follicles to restore but also, the environment has not yet been destroyed by the DHT-Biome war. You have some time but no time is as good as the present moment. If you believe a receding hairline is a mature hairline, it may prompt you to wait a little too long. My humble opinion is, any receding is male pattern balding. Use human ingenuity products or lab based solutions, go natty- but IF you care about going bald, start early or may be even prior to signs of androgenetic alopecia if it runs in the family. Consider pros and cons of either decision prior.
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