Just wanted to say thank you

[tomgallagher]

Welcome to the group and you could be doing worse you could be wearing a Ravens jersey...LoL.

[mangosink12572]

You look great  - -now enjoy that beautiful Bald head of yours   

[D.A.L.U.I.]

  And you were all right!  It looked much better and it made me wonder why I was so afraid to do it in the first place.  I feel like a huge weight has been lifted, as I no longer have to worry each day about whether I'm going to grow it back or shave it off or wear a hat.  The answer is clear... I'm Sly now!   I have decided to do the only sensible thing.

Welcome, and you made the right choice. 

[Mikekoz13]

Welcome to the group and you could be doing worse you could be wearing a Ravens jersey...LoL.

I knew that would rattle your cage Tom!

[Bandini]

Thanks everybody.  I'm still worried about using a blade, I've been shaving my head with an electric face-shaver.  It gets very close to the skin, but it's really overworking the shaver.  It's nice and easy though, until it burns out.

[Beardman]

As long as you take it nice and carefully you'll rarely nick yourself, it's only when you start rushing or doing silly things that you'll nick yourself. You'll also dramatically reduce your shaving time too, I used an electric a couple of times and I felt it just took forever!

[mrzed]

Nice shine. Welcome. Enjoy the bald state. You look suited to the style.

Razors are easy to use. Try a triple blade like the hydro5 . Hard to cut yourself, but you get a very close shave.you'll enjoy the feel.

[bennett11]

You look great - stay with it.  I stopped using electric razor long ago. find now much less irritation with shaving with the new multi blade cartridges.  The main thing I find in shaving head is to  avoid pressure.  Just go lightly - in multi directions - I go by  feel.

[theman]

You look great - stay with it.  I stopped using electric razor long ago. find now much less irritation with shaving with the new multi blade cartridges.  The main thing I find in shaving head is to  avoid pressure.  Just go lightly - in multi directions - I go by  feel.

Totally agree with bennett , everytime that I have cut myself has been putting to much pressure on the blade, or being in a hurry.  And for the time it takes to heal up sure isn't worth it.