Head Shaving, Grooming & Care > Miscellaneous
Wish there was some sort of surgery to remove hair shadow
chuck63:
The pain level wasn’t too bad. It got worse as time went by as the hair grew. I stopped after working on the top because my scalp was getting pretty irritated. I’ll keep you posted as to how long the results last
clint902:
I think depending on how much shadow one has, it shows a badass look especially the next day. I really love my look the day after I shave when the funny grey gets a little darker and I have a little "rug" on my head and gives me the mat look. My head is so used to shaving now, it just looks so natural even with the shadow. Don't worry about the shadow guys! I think it makes us look better!
Laser Man:
I had about a dozen laser treatments which pretty much eliminated my shadow. Since I had a lot of gray hair, I still shave regularly because laser doesn’t remove gray or white hair. What was interesting was that about two weeks after the first treatment, I realized that almost all dark hair was gone from the top and sides. My hairline was gone! Most of the hair on the back was gone after the sixth treatment. I like not having a shadow, but I think it’s more personal preference.
BaldOrchidgrower:
I was almost full head of hair. Waxing and tweezing worked well on me.
I had to learn the best ways to wax and tweeze, them skin cares, including the elimination of some ingrown hairs, and exfoliation.
Wax and tweeze require patience and dedication, but, after one year doing that on my head, I`m happy with the result, most of my hair is gone and the shine on my dome is permanent.
Razorhead:
@BaldOrchidgrower the dome looks amazing. Nice and shiny and I bet as smooth as glass. How painful was the process to tweeze and wax? I’ve seen videos of waxing and it looks incredibly painful.
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