While millions of fans explore all the new features of Apple's new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, there's one flaw that's apparently leading some users to pull their hair out — literally.

A customer looks at the new iPhone 6 Plus at the Apple Omotesando store in Tokyo, Japan, Sept. 19, 2014 (Chris McGrath/Getty Im)

Several Twitter users have complained that the seam that separates the glass and the ultra-thin aluminum on the iPhone 6 Plus has caused them unwanted hair loss, 9to5Mac reported:

The seam on my iPhone 6 where the aluminum meets the glass is definitely catching my hair and pulling it out. #seamgate

— Paul Peavler (@CardMeHD) September 28, 2014

My hair keeps getting caught in the microscopic seam between glass and aluminium on my iPhone 6

— Kavan (@KavKilledKenny) October 1, 2014

Anyone else getting beard hairs pulled by the iPhone 6/Plus? It catches my scruff in the seam and yanks it during calls. #hurts #beardgate

— Chad Coleman (@dominocollege) October 1, 2014

The iPhone 6 Plus hair scare is the latest issue that's led to a frenzy on social media:

iPhone 6 Plus is susceptible to:- #BendGate #seamgate #beardgate #hairgate

— Vijay Kumar (@vijay5189) October 3, 2014

#Can'tCatchABreakGate, now iPhone 6 users complain of hair loss. #HAIRGATE: http://t.co/mRcRMW92u3

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) October 6, 2014

Other users said they haven't experienced the problem at all, poking fun at the "bald-faced lie:"

My iPhone has NOT pulled out my hair. Many other things do. YOU people make me wa@t to. #hairgate #seamgate #youallcrazy

— Glamorous Geek (@AGlamorousGeek) October 3, 2014

Two weeks in and I have yet to experience iPhone 6 #Hairgate. Perhaps it's a bald-faced lie? http://t.co/AAYcDGjnrq #toomanygates

— Jen Dudley-Nicholson (@jendudley) October 6, 2014

But to show just what the device is capable of, one man even took to YouTube to demonstrate what he says is "almost like a shaver:"

Another Twitter user couldn't help but use the latest "scandal" to express her distaste for beards:

Apple hates beards just as much as I do. But Apple will physically hurt you if you decide to grow one: http://t.co/oV2WmgvUaD #hairgate

— Angela Joenck Pinto (@Oneangelapinto) October 6, 2014

While Apple did respond to "Bendgate," it has not yet commented on "Hairgate."

(H/T: 9to5Mac)

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