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SAHVED OR BUZZED - WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
kenrh:
Hi All
Since I started shaving my head a few months ago I have had a few people ask me why I stopped having a very close buzz (0 or even a bit less) and went to a completely smooth shave. This started me thinking more about it and these are my reasons. After all, you would think that the differences in going from a 0 to full shave would be very minimal.
I found the change in feeling, despite loosing only a little hair, absolutely wonderful, and hard to describe. It is also strange what effect it has on your appearance, let alone an indefineable change in your approach to the world. I'm, unfortunately, not the most handsome guy around but I think the true bald look makes me feel much more confident and look better. Simply rubbing your dome and feeling small breezes across the head and neck, and rain drops on the head, are just so good.
Anyone disagree, or have other feelings to express?
Ken
SLYinKC:
True words. It is something that you have to experience to understand. It truly is "A bald thing... You wouldn't understand"... at least until you exeriece it for yourself
BALDANDRE:
Shaved clean usually makes me feel better looking too...and like you , I'm not the most handsome dude on the block!
Funny how a bald head can make you feel that way though!
R o b 6:
--- Quote from: kenrh on February 20, 2009, 07:44:19 PM ---After all, you would think that the differences in going from a 0 to full shave would be very minimal.
It is also strange what effect it has on your appearance, let alone an indefineable change in your approach to the world.
--- End quote ---
Yep, that's why even if you keep it buzzed, you just have to try the full shave at least once to grasp what a difference that slick bald SLY is all about. Then you've truly earned your hall pass!
blank:
shaved my head just prior to browsing these forums. Tis truly an awesome feeling having a fresh clean shaven head
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