Head Shaving, Grooming & Care > How To Protect Your Bald Head
Outdoors pain
D.A.L.U.I.:
--- Quote from: minqua on August 14, 2010, 04:23:23 PM ---So my head will stay sensitive? It wont get used to the pain. Im trying to find out on the net {but no luck yet} if there is a way i can get it used to brusing or not so sensitive to things.
Kinda like the martial artist sometimes hit their hand in sand to toughen it up.
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Are you putting us on? :/O :/O Didn't your mother tell you pain was nature's way of saying, "Stop!"
xKevoBx:
No he doesn't have to stop, he's gotta do drugs! Then a :popo will get him!
Smooth_Operator:
I don't think there are any martial arts-style techniques you could use to toughen up your head that wouldn't also give you unintended side-effects... like calluses or bruising. Getting some sun couldn't hurt, and exfoliating might get you used to the sensation of something rough on your head. I wouldn't expect the skin on your head to get any "tougher" than, say, the skin on the inside-facing part of your arm. If you're moving through the brush, you would wear long pants and sleeves... a bandanna would probably be a good idea to get some cloth between you and the thicket.
BillOnBass:
I've already bashed my head so many times in the past year that it's been shaven. I'm 6'3" so the tops of doorways and low-lying tree limbs are not my friend.
The only real way to get the skin on your head tougher is to have it take a beating all over a few times. Intentional head bashing not recommended.
The Noggin:
Perhaps one day an ingenious person will invent a skin-coloured foam rubber DomeProtector (TM) that snaps to your dome so it still looks natural while being protected. ;D
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