Young man positive response

[Thathawkguy001]

I have been shaving on and off since March 2020 and since commiting to the goal of being a lifelong shaver since may of this year I have gotten so many positive comments from folks I didn't before. I look the same but my confidence is higher and I feel free which must come off too.

If you have a nW3 going on 4 like me just grab the razor and be free. To quote men's wearhouse you're gonna like the way you look, I garuntee it.

[Semi-Sly]

Looks good off of you!,

[Thathawkguy001]

Looks good off of you!,[/L]

Thank you I kept seeing the steady progress to a NW4 and I just no longer had any urge to grow it. I grabbed the  for the last time and took it all down. Bought myself the leaf before that and used it for the first shave of the rest of my life of bald. I love it, I really do. I can't imagine myself with hair anymore really.

I wish I'd done it sooner but I think I needed to really see why I needed to commit. Also it's much cooler in Florida and I've even had guys ask me to help them take the plunge and I've helped them too.

I definitely fired the barber except for my beard trims when it's an important meeting etc.

I love being bald

Sent you a message with the barber in Tampa @Semi-Sly  look forward to seeing you in Florida.

[Razor X]

I wish I'd done it sooner but I think I needed to really see why I needed to commit.

Knowing that there is no way to return makes it easier to accept the change and move on.

[reddog]

I like to acknowledge other head shavers when I go somewhere. Usually the bald guy head nod, but with younger guys, I try to give them a compliment. Maybe it helps their confidence.

Last Sunday at a car show, I was chatting with a stranger when he brought up he lost all his hair when going through chemo years ago. He said he liked it so much he has kept it shaved ever since. He had no clue I had a shaved head too, until I took off my hat. We had a nice conversation about our shaving routines, and both agreed how great it is to rock a baldie haircut!

[Thathawkguy001]

I wish I'd done it sooner but I think I needed to really see why I needed to commit.

Knowing that there is no way to return makes it easier to accept the change and move on.

I recently found that some light patches I had forever are now bald patches or very close to it so it's definitely no going back

[fcb2001]

Looks good, I was an NW4 in 2004, I made the commitment to shave and I didn’t want to go through with it but I went through with it, I have
 No regrets now

[Calvo1029]

Looking good dude!

One of the many perks of being bald is your style runs with genetics. Some patches of hair I used to have once I started shaving are gone, and now it's just an easier shave.

I shave everyday. Any stubble/hair just feels gross, and I couldn't imagine it anymore.

I also agree I wish I had done it earlier. 29 was good, but 27 would have been better. I'm 36 and got mistaken for 27 the other day.

[Thathawkguy001]

Looks good, I was an NW4 in 2004, I made the commitment to shave and I didn’t want to go through with it but I went through with it, I have
 No regrets now

Yup I have no regrets taking it off for good this year felt fantastic. Definitely pretty much pushing towards a NW4 sooner than later I'm at a 3 right now so pretty much knew I should just shave it off on the regular in July I just hit that point where I was at peace with it.

Looking good dude!

One of the many perks of being bald is your style runs with genetics. Some patches of hair I used to have once I started shaving are gone, and now it's just an easier shave.

I shave everyday. Any stubble/hair just feels gross, and I couldn't imagine it anymore.

I also agree I wish I had done it earlier. 29 was good, but 27 would have been better. I'm 36 and got mistaken for 27 the other day.

I'm 32 and yeah I get confused for 27 bald. I shave every other day and use a foil in between to keep it fresh.