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shiney/oily scalp
jasonfieber:
--- Quote from: SBG Math Guy on March 02, 2009, 07:21:04 PM ---If you get oily scalp it's most likely because your shave gel is not good. I had that experience with the gillette shave gel. Once I switched to Bald Guyz shave gel I never have to worry about it. Just a tip. Give Bald guys shave gel a chance (or perhaps headslick would also work).
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An oily scalp has nothing to do with the type of shaving products you use, it's a product of oil producing glands. Sheesh.
For the OP question, I use the oil absorbing sheets you can find at any pharmacy or Wal Mart or anywhere else. They're usually blue in color and made by a number of companies including Clean and Clear, Bjore..etc. They work great, and just take a quick 2 minute trip to the bathroom or somewhere private and you just lightly apply the sheet and it soaks up excess oil/grease.
Alexander215:
I carry a couple wetnaps with me wherever I go, 100 at walmart for about 3 bucks
SBG Math Guy:
--- Quote from: jasonfieber on April 07, 2009, 01:36:51 PM ---
--- Quote from: SBG Math Guy on March 02, 2009, 07:21:04 PM ---If you get oily scalp it's most likely because your shave gel is not good. I had that experience with the gillette shave gel. Once I switched to Bald Guyz shave gel I never have to worry about it. Just a tip. Give Bald guys shave gel a chance (or perhaps headslick would also work).
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An oily scalp has nothing to do with the type of shaving products you use, it's a product of oil producing glands. Sheesh.
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You could be right...........but somehow magically when I changed shave gel/cream magically the oil went away???
The only explanations for that would be (1) God magically cured my head and took the oil away the day I used bald guyz shave gel (2) weather got colder so the oil decided to go away completely (3) washing my head with bald guyz head wash and shampoo took the oil away
I don't know which explanation is correct, but I have to tell you the change in the oil level on my scalp was big. So I don't know, maybe I'm a crazy mathematician, but hey the change in shave gel and head wash did the trick for me.
With gillette series shave gel/cream I was embarrassed to show my bald head because it looked too "oily".
cheers bro (no hard feelings meant)
BlackJamesRackham:
SBG Math Guy...i def. think it's gotta be the headwash. their headwash must get down and clean deeper than whatever you used before. that has to be it.
SBG Math Guy:
--- Quote from: BlackJamesRackham on April 08, 2009, 12:08:28 PM ---SBG Math Guy...i def. think it's gotta be the headwash. their headwash must get down and clean deeper than whatever you used before. that has to be it.
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I think you are right. The only problem is I will never know. I started using the Bald Guyz head wash and Shave Gel on the same day, and ever since I have been using both. So, one way to find out would be to stop using one for some time and see if there is a difference. Then I could do the same thing with the other.
If it's not the shave gel that did the miracle for me, it has to be the head wash and shampoo. Weather or temperature or whatever could not have been the cause for the change because the removal of oil is significantly lower. Right now, I hardly have any oil on my scalp, it's not too dry either. It's just perfect.
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