Finally, bald head weather!

[reddog]

After a long frigid winter, we have had several record breaking temps in the high 80's. Advantage bald guys, time to show off that awesome shaved head!

I went to a couple car cruise-ins this week, and my group of car guy friends were there. Three of us have shaved heads, but most of the other guys are balding and never take off their caps. If they only knew how great it feels to sport a baldie haircut!

[chuck63]

Yep. Warm weather is the best time to have a bald head.  I’m already starting to get a good tan!

[Semi-Sly]

I agree I like my bald head Bestie Florida for the winter when is plenty of fun and not too hot but when summer comes in the sun is directly I have to keep it covered with something a little bit of hair or hat otherwise I get bad age spots and sunburn on my scalp

[Razorhead]

Yes! To warm weather. I always thought of April as the time to shave off any winter hair to prevent any unwanted bad tan lines.

[slybeard]

Great news for you northerners.  Here in South Louisiana, it is basically bald head weather year round.  We do have the occasional cold spells in the winter, but it usually only lasts a few days at a time and then we get a few days in the 60's and 70's mixed in.

[Semi-Sly]

Yes! To warm weather. I always thought of April as the time to shave off any winter hair to prevent any unwanted bad tan lines.

[Semi-Sly]

Yes! To warm weather. I always thought of April as the time to shave off any winter hair to prevent any unwanted bad tan lines.

When I lived up north I I used to be the same thing but now I have a tradition of no matter what I start off New Year’s Day with a freshly shaved head!

[clint902]

I let mine grow for  a few weeks but just  few days ago, I shaved it off again and had unspeakable tan lines.  I don't know why that would happen after just a few weeks growth.  I am an outdoor guy but having a white scalp just isn't a good look for me.  It will tan up pretty soon but it's still kinda cool outside so I can't do much about it at this point.

[Barbero Pelón]

 Love how shiny my head is during this season.

[clint902]

My doctor told me to wear a hat.  Well, that would defeat the purpose of shaving.  I live in RI so I don't really worry about getting too much sun.  If I worked in the sun all day every day then I'd definitely wear a hat but for the yardwork I do, I don't really need a hat.  I take frequent breaks anyway.

[Semi-Sly]

I let mine grow for  a few weeks but just  few days ago, I shaved it off again and had unspeakable tan lines.  I don't know why that would happen after just a few weeks growth.  I am an outdoor guy but having a white scalp just isn't a good look for me.  It will tan up pretty soon but it's still kinda cool outside so I can't do much about it at this point.

That can happen even in Rhode Island because even though you live in an area that often has an overcast sky the ultraviolet rays come right through that overcast and give you light tan!

[reddog]

Finally! We're getting some great weather. I've noticed everywhere I go there seems to be more and more sly guys than ever. I wonder if alot of the guys that shaved their heads for the first time have decided to keep it. I guess I can understand that many discovered how awesome it is to wear a smooth bald head!

[Magoo]

Mid day I wear a hat , but early and later in the day I get some sun . Skin cancer is real , I’ve had it three times. So be careful on how much exposure you get.

[Thathawkguy001]

Great news for you northerners.  Here in South Louisiana, it is basically bald head weather year round.  We do have the occasional cold spells in the winter, but it usually only lasts a few days at a time and then we get a few days in the 60's and 70's mixed in.

Being in Florida I get this the only time I don't enjoy it is the few days we get 27 degree weather but the rest of the time it's best to be slick