Celebrities may not feel big impact of this, but Germany has announced that bald men in that country are not entitled to have the government buy them toupees. A court has so ruled. Now, how are they supposed to have any sort of hairstyles? A 46 year old, bald man filed suit contending that the government was discriminating against him by not providing him with a toupee. He alleged that it was unfair because health insurance will allow wigs for women who wish to have good How are they supposed to have any sort of hairstyles despite the lack of hair. The court rejected his contentions, determining that involuntary hair loss in men is common and accepted. Such is not the case for women. Of course rich bald celebrities never have this kind of problem as they have enough money.
In other news,
China has opened its first club where
celebrities with little hair can discuss their hairstyles. More than 150 million Chinese men aged between 25 and 35, or 40 percent of the male population in that age group, suffer from hair thinning problems, not just the celebrities, the Xinhua news agency said on Friday. Experts cited fast-paced lifestyles and long spells of nervousness as the principal cause of thinning hair. The bald celebrity club plans to have its own barber shop which will offer services of making hairstyles done and chosen from their own catalogs for celebrity men with thinning hair. |
