You can learn all about CV3's hair issues from Alopecia Areata at http://www.naaf.org.
On his webpage, there is an FAQ section. The third of 3 FAQ'a is posted below. (My favorite part is where they say that it causes you to not have hair on your scalp and "elsewhere.")
3) Why doesn't Charlie have any facial hair? Does he shave his eyebrows? No. This is one of those questions that gets asked a lot and at times can be complicated to answer because it's personal. But, Charlie actually suffers from an autoimmune skin disease called Alopecia Areata, which results in hair loss on the scalp and elsewhere in the body. It was something that Charlie had a difficult time with growing up as a child, but also something that has emotionally made him stronger and the man he is today. The skin disease is relatively common, affecting over four million Americans. It is not a life-threatening disease, nor contagious. Charlie is shown a lot of courage being out spoken about his condition and continues to be an example to others. Read more about Alopecia here: http://www.naaf.org
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You can learn all about CV3's hair issues from Alopecia Areata at http://www.naaf.org.
On his webpage, there is an FAQ section. The third of 3 FAQ'a is posted below. (My favorite part is where they say that it causes you to not have hair on your scalp and "elsewhere.")
3) Why doesn't Charlie have any facial hair? Does he shave his eyebrows?
No. This is one of those questions that gets asked a lot and at times can be complicated to answer because it's personal. But, Charlie actually suffers from an autoimmune skin disease called Alopecia Areata, which results in hair loss on the scalp and elsewhere in the body. It was something that Charlie had a difficult time with growing up as a child, but also something that has emotionally made him stronger and the man he is today. The skin disease is relatively common, affecting over four million Americans. It is not a life-threatening disease, nor contagious. Charlie is shown a lot of courage being out spoken about his condition and continues to be an example to others. Read more about Alopecia here: http://www.naaf.org
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