However, just a week prior, Prince Harry was seen in Tokyo participating in a charity rugby game with no sign of such abundant locks. This unexpected change in his hair has garnered attention, particularly on social media. Critics have emerged, claiming that his attempt to conceal his hair loss is rather transparent.
They argue that Prince Harry should follow the dignified path of his brother, Prince William, who accepted his hair loss gracefully without resorting to apparent cover-ups.
The controversy further escalated when reports suggested that Prince Harry's promotional photo on BetterUp had been photoshopped to enhance his hair. Some experts, however, suggest a different, less high-tech explanation.
Spencer Stevenson, the founder of Specs Hair, a prominent hair loss and transplant advisory service, proposed that Prince Harry might be using products like nanogen hair fibers. These fibers are known to temporarily thicken hair and are often employed by celebrities for photoshoots and events.
Additionally, it was revealed that Prince Harry underwent a thickening procedure at the prestigious Philip Kingsley Trichological Clinic in London's Mayfair in 2020, where treatments can cost up to £236 per month. The treatment involves applying a daily topical scalp solution and taking a daily oral capsule to address hair loss caused by male pattern baldness.
Hair expert Dr. Asim Shamalaku from Manchester's Crown Clinic noted that Prince Harry's hair loss appeared to have accelerated in recent years, particularly since his marriage to Meghan Markle.
In the midst of these discussions, it's clear that Prince Harry's evolving appearance, particularly his hair, has become a subject of fascination and scrutiny in both the media and public eye.
