Discussions About Being Bald > Advantages and Disadvantages to being Bald
Darn! 5 o'clock shadow!
Paul:
Wow B.A. twelve year anniversary...awesome...I don't necessarily like the shave either, but I can't stand to leave the house without being slick and sly. I have found that there is one advantage to going grey early though, the shadow disappears.
BALDANDRE:
--- Quote from: shdwwlk on July 06, 2007, 10:17:32 AM ---The inevitable razer burn is my con on shaving
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Really my big "con" is and especially on weekends...getting the shave in before i go show the world my bald head...that 7 minutes seems like a HUGE block of time to find when I'm running out to start the day on the weekends...
I know it's lame, but i would love to just "up and leave" with a perfect bald head everyday O0
Timmay:
What I hate about the stubble is when I get home from work and i go to rip my shirt off...hell my head gets caught in the tshirt....its like Damn...liek a damn sticker bush.
Razor X:
--- Quote from: BALDANDRE on July 06, 2007, 10:35:54 AM ---
--- Quote from: shdwwlk on July 06, 2007, 10:17:32 AM ---The inevitable razer burn is my con on shaving
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Really my big "con" is and especially on weekends...getting the shave in before i go show the world my bald head...that 7 minutes seems like a HUGE block of time to find when I'm running out to start the day on the weekends...
I know it's lame, but i would love to just "up and leave" with a perfect bald head everyday O0
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I feel the same way. There are some days, especially on weekends, where I just don't feel like shaving. It just seems like a chore I just don't want to do at times. But it's becoming more and more rare for me to skip a shave as time goes by, because I just MUST be smooth. I didn't work today and did not shave until about 5 pm before I went out for the evening. I have light-colored hair that doesn't show much shadow. I could have gotten away without shaving; no one would have noticed. But I would have noticed. I looked in the mirror after I was dressed and ready to go out. Even though I'd looked bald before the shave, the difference afterwards was pretty dramatic -- to me, at least. You couldn't see the stubble beforehands, but that "glow" just wasn't there until everything was shaved smooth.
SLYinKC:
Man, Razor, I know what you mean. In the past 3 months I have only skipped shaving 3 days and it felt like I was forcing myself to not do it. Like you said, probably only I would notice, because like you, my hair is very light and thin. Even though it is a chore to do, I would rather do the chore than live with the stubble.
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