Balding David Beckham is reportedly trying to save his famous locks by using a miracle hair-thickening spray.
Goldenballs is said to be snapping up bottles of Mane Hair Thickening Spray and Root Concealer, which costs £14.95 a can.
The bargain product, which is available in 12 shades, is said to use so-called micro mineral particles to bond to remaining hair.
Rumours started swirling over Becks’ barnet after he was spotted without his usual cap or hat looking a little thin on top.
But just days later, as if by miracle, the former England midfielder was seen sporting an impressively luxuriant thatch.
David Beckham is reportedly using a cheap hair spray to hide thin patches (Image: Getty Images)
A pal of the player-turned-businessman admitted: “He’s usually a lot more careful – he wears a hat at least. But this time we saw the truth.”
Unlike other former footballers like Wayne Rooney, Becks has not resorted to dramatic and painful hair transplant surgery.
Fellow former Manchester United player Rooney is believed to have forked out more than £30,000 on surgery to create a fuller head of hair.
But despite coughing up tens of thousands of pounds, the dad-of-four continued to struggle to keep his hair on.
In 2017, when it looked as though his hairline was disappearing again one pal joked: “Wayne’s hair does almost as many disappearing acts as he’s done on nights out.
“One minute he’s sporting a thick thatch and the next it’s gone.
“He’s been going bald since his early 20s and tried everything to cover it up.”
But it seems he could have saved his money and taken a leaf out of thrifty Beckham’s book and cheated male pattern baldness with the convincing can of spray-on hair.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
