The fact that Jaylen Brown is bald can no longer be hidden by adding hair powder and rubbing it all over his opponents. He might as well just cut off his bald head.

Recently, during the game between the Celtics and the Knicks, Jaylen Brown jumped into Anunoby who was responsible for defending him during an offense. Not only did he make a mistake and lose the ball, but he also left a black mark on Anunoby.

The Knicks were wearing white jerseys that day. Jaylen Brown had physical contact with Anunoby during his breakthrough, and his head happened to touch Anunoby's jersey. Then a very obvious black mark appeared, which was obviously rubbed off Brown's head. The only explanation is that Brown used hair-increasing powder, which is a black substance similar to flour that is sprayed on the head to simulate hair volume. You can't tell it unless you look carefully.

Obviously Brown is also in trouble with baldness, especially as his hairline begins to recede more and more obviously. Bald hair has almost become a concern for every NBA player, especially black players. Back then, Jordan was also deeply troubled by hair loss, so he simply cut off a bald look. Unexpectedly, it became popular throughout the NBA. Not only could it hide the embarrassment of hair loss, but the shiny bald head could also disrupt the vision of defensive players.

Back then, Brown was also a young man with lush hair. With the large number of NBA competition sports all year round, the body's hormone secretion also changed, which naturally led to baldness. I just didn't expect that he would use hair-enhancing powder to cover it up. Fans also teased him and simply admitted it openly. After all, this thing cannot be cured with money. Even the hair transplant surgery that James spent so much money on seems to have very mediocre results.

Fans even joked that if someone could solve the hair loss problem of NBA players, they would probably earn more than NBA players.