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Hey everyone. Great community here. It's my second day being sly so I'm just getting used to it. Yesterday I went down to a no. 1 clipper, and today I pulled out the Mach 3 and Cremo. Wow, does it feel weird. A bit sticky and sensitive. lol. I'm sure that goes away. Anyway, I'm in for good now.
Thanks reddog. I've been putting it off entirely too long. My hair got to the point where it so thin it would just blow in the wind. Looking straight on in the mirror would fool me into thinking it was not all that bad, but the back was a different story. It looked horrible.I found this forum and read some posts and finally realized the not only was it time now, but it should have been a year or two ago. Got some courage together and did what needed to be done. I think I'm fast starting to like it. Anything looks better than what it was, and like someone said in another post here, it is liberating. No more fearing wind!
Welcome, it looks great. That smooth feeling is great. Even when guys have a lot of natural baldness or even a short buzz, it does not compare to the feeling of a fresh shave. True that in time it is less noticeable, but after 7 years I still get that feeling after a fresh shave.Do you have a pre-shave photo to share? I started shaving at the first signs of thinning so I never experienced living with a partially bald head. Now I have very little to shave on the top.
Quote from: rongv on November 13, 2018, 04:30:34 PMHey everyone. Great community here. It's my second day being sly so I'm just getting used to it. Yesterday I went down to a no. 1 clipper, and today I pulled out the Mach 3 and Cremo. Wow, does it feel weird. A bit sticky and sensitive. lol. I'm sure that goes away. Anyway, I'm in for good now. welcome to the brethren. keep it for 30days and you'll never go back. in the meanwhile enjoy.
Quote from: rongv on November 13, 2018, 06:28:02 PMThanks reddog. I've been putting it off entirely too long. My hair got to the point where it so thin it would just blow in the wind. Looking straight on in the mirror would fool me into thinking it was not all that bad, but the back was a different story. It looked horrible.I found this forum and read some posts and finally realized the not only was it time now, but it should have been a year or two ago. Got some courage together and did what needed to be done. I think I'm fast starting to like it. Anything looks better than what it was, and like someone said in another post here, it is liberating. No more fearing wind!yeah, i can relate about fooling yourself. the right angle, the right light and nothing's wrong. That is, until you see a pic that someone took your bad side. LOL case in point.