Sly Bald Guys Forum
Discussions About Being Bald => Sly Bald Gals - Women's Corner => Topic started by: palmerproject on May 25, 2012, 06:17:46 PM
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for the last few days i have been looking thourgh all the diffrent topics, the one about bald women is kinda interesting to me. my feeling is while myself personally, does not see short hair or the sly look as vetty attractive on women (there are accpetions to every rule of course) i do not believe it is mine nor anyone's right to tell a woman she shouldnt or cant shave her head. all looks really account for is the first impression. you become friends or fall in love with someone based on what is in thier hearts. you all know that there are plenty of women who look gorgeous when you first see them, but when you go to talk to them thier looks either begin to not look so great or begin to look even better, there is also the women that you first see and think "she is ok" then you start talking to her and she becomes gorgeous. bottom line here is that. if a woman wants to have short hair or shave thier head then let them. when we all took the plunge i'm sure it we were all alittle nerveous at first, but for a male its not a big deal to walk out with a smooth dome. imagen how a woman who goes sly for the first time feels. they may be shaowing they have more balls then some men, but i would venture to guess they would still be nervous. so lets shoe support to any and all of our sly sisters. you dont have to think it is verry actractive, just remember it is thier right as a member of the human race to do whatever they want as well.
thanks, hope i diddnt wait too much of your time guys or gals.
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Just spoke with a Sly Sister minutes ago-God, talk about sexy! ^-^
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Couldn't have said it better myself mate!
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This'll probably sound really sexist but to me it depends on the woman. Some can pull it off really well.
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You are young,you will learn-there is a place like deep dark pit and it is filled with people ...o that wasn't a topic sorry ;) ) I love the soul on woman that's the first thing i see -her soul and brain too -no I can't really see the brain (maybe I can -with a CT scan ??? ) but you have to knew her in a soul in contrary you just might become (like me) shooting target for her(and the woman -every woman is a GREAT SHOOTER with a steady hand(thats why in every war there is more man than woman-they are just TOO damn GOOD :Xo! ) -so beauty ,beauty comes and goes and it is the ugliness is that stays !Force is strong in this one ! >:D
And yes bald woman can be sexy ! ;)
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My aunt is bald -completely bald .She lost all of her hairs after death of her husband(during the war here in Croatia),now she is wearing a wig ,but I really don't see why ...She wasn't wearing a wig for a years and I didn't even noticed that she wasn't "strange" in any way.I admire her thou ,she was amputated during the war by a grenade shell so- she also has only one leg and she is a normal person after all that has happened to her ...hair is just a hair ,what is important is HEALTH ,if you don't have that then you have noting !Now my mother is on heart transplant list and all we have now is HOPE so i say -the hell with a hair !
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So all I wanted to say is- one should take care for his/her hair(hair loss can be a sign of illness ), but everyone should keep in mind this -hair loss is not the worst thing in the world! I would gladly date a bald woman (bald woman can be sexy )-rather than woman with a beautiful hair and face but with no soul....
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So all I wanted to say is- one should take care for his/her hair(hair loss can be a sign of illness ), but everyone should keep in mind this -hair loss is not the worst thing in the world! I would gladly date a bald woman (bald woman can be sexy )-rather than woman with a beautiful hair and face but with no soul....
I can't disagree with those words, wonderer. No hair loss is not anything to worry about and indeed women look pretty and sexy shaved.
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Just wanted, as a slygal, to say THANKS to all the supportive guys. I don't mind if guys don't like the shaved look on the ladies, but it's nice to meet men who look want to go deeper than skin-deep when determining if a woman is "their type".
And yes, I think it does take significant "guts" for a woman to go shiny. ^-^ After all, we tend to get difficult questions like "Do you have cancer? (no) Are you a lesbian? (no) What political statement are you trying to make? (none) Did you do this for someone who has cancer? (no)" Family and friends may disapprove. :/O So a woman really has to be confident in who she is and feel assured that her value is not rooted in her ...uhm...roots! O0 (excuse the pun) I've taken TONS of family flack. My friends either like the look or hate it; I've not yet met anyone who is "on the fence" about it. I even had a friend ask me "Are you part of the KKK?!" ::)
Anyways, that's my personal perspective. Seems, from asking my friends, like most guys don't like the sly look on women, but so many women deep down admire it and think it's "gutsy" to go hairless and often come up to me and say, "Oh wow! I wish I could do that and look good!! It really suits you!"
Because of the strong reactions I receive, there are definitely times I wear something on my head. Buffs are my favorite head coverings. I wear these or fedoras :popo in church or to more formal events where a woman with a bald head might be especially ....distracting. And I always carry a Buff in my purse just in case. ;) Around my home and apartment, I go bald and out at the grocery store and places like that I feel fine going bald. Otherwise, I'm at least more cautious but it doesn't necessarily mean I'm going to put on a hat. I'm lucky in that I do love hats. :)
Ok, I'm blabbering (because that's what women do). Good night! :D
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I also use a wheelchair and other ambulatory aids, so I'm used to people staring at me. Haha. I just realized my transition to Sly probably wasn't as hard as it is for most other women because of this. The don't stare at me any more because of my bald head than they did because of my wheelchair, so...
I saw in another post that a guy had mentioned it's kinda unfair that the women are expected to cover it up if they are dealing with hair loss, especially if their looks aren't especially conducive to the Sly life. I'd say this is a true observation. In my case, one thing I've found I really DO enjoy about being Sly, however, is that I can wear so many different pretty scarves that coordinate well with my outfits! It's cool to be able to "change your hair color" depending on your mood or outfit by adding a scarf or other hat/head covering. I've been quickly adding to my collection of scarves, turbans, fedoras, cowgirl hats, etc because I love how just changing my headwear immediately changes my whole outfit! :D Girls like to accessorize. ;)
Gutsy Girl
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Welcome gutsy ... great post.
So, (in case I missed it), what prompted you to claim the Sly Style for yourself?
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Hi Frontier,
Thanks for the warm welcome.
I'm a slyette because I have serious allergies to "all things outdoors". My Allergist and Immunologist have tried valiantly to find relief to the skin itching but we're at a loss now. So in desperation, I apply anti-itch lotions to my head several times a day and being sly makes that much easier. Because of my disabilities and the many days I have spent in bed, I feel that having short hair (or no hair) is so much easier to care for and I love hats...so I can just throw on a hat (as mentioned above) and I don't even have to worry about "hat hair". :D
Doesn't get much better than that!
If I can ever find the right medication to make my head and legs stop itching, it will be a God-send and I will probably grow out my hair. My hair has typically been about 1" long or shorter for the last (counting...) 5 years or so, and for two years before 2005. (The first time I cut it super short was after a difficult break-up when the guy kept CHASING me when I'd made it clear we were a "never again thing" so I cut my hair to tell him "LEAVE ME ALONE!") Heh. Since 2003, however, I really was in love with the ease of the short short hairstyles and I think a pixie cut is sooooo adorable! So if my allergies ever get under better control, I'll probably go back to a 1" pixie unless I meet a guy who is Mr. Right and he prefers me sly.
Thanks for responding!
Gutsy Girl
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Thanks for sharing your story with us, it is sad that most people can't embrass the female sly look, I am one in the camp that of the affirmative. I quite like the sly and buzz look on the fairer sex. As you said it takes a lot of guts for you girls to pull it off, and I think you do it exceptionally well :D Keep up the good work, and hopefully you ebcome a regulare contributor around here O0
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Might be a while before I become a regular contributor. Just trying to figure out how to manage the sly at the moment! Hahaha. :)
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Welcome to the forum gutsygirl, good to have you. Hang in there and keep shaving, that's the best way to manage it. It get's better with time. O0
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Welcome GG, enjoy the world of Sly ! ;) You looking good ! Thanks palmer (bro) proud to call you that. ;) O0
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Is there a beginner's HOW TO in the forums somewhere here? :) I bought Mach 3's and I'm going to use them but I'd love a HOW TO guide or something. Feeling a bit intimidated.
Also, suggestions for how often to shave as a newbie? How long does it take the scalp to "get used to it" and so forth? Will shaving every 2 days be too often or not often enough?
GutsyGirl
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I like shaving daily, but there are plenty of folks here who feel every other day is a better frequency. If you have issues with razor burn or pimples and such, then every other day is probably better.
Initially, the key is just to take it slowly because it involves new motor skills and a new terrain. I felt my scalp was significantly conditioned after about two weeks, and seems really hardened after a couple of months.
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Yay! I did it. Took it real slow with the Mach 3 but no nicks. Took forever, but I'm happy. I first went with the grain, then against and my head is smoooooooth. Feels nice.
I think shaving head hair is very different from shaving my legs - it's much tougher or something, and probably the gents are used to shaving facial hair so it's not as big a change for them. I felt like there was quite a learning curve for me but now I feel much more confident I can do this in the future.
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I'll try to remember to post a new photo soon.
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It is certainly a learning curve for us too. That's part of the reason we recommend the 30 day trial, so that you can get used to shaving your head.
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Yay! I did it. Took it real slow with the Mach 3 but no nicks. Took forever, but I'm happy. I first went with the grain, then against and my head is smoooooooth. Feels nice.
I think shaving head hair is very different from shaving my legs - it's much tougher or something, and probably the gents are used to shaving facial hair so it's not as big a change for them. I felt like there was quite a learning curve for me but now I feel much more confident I can do this in the future.
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I'll try to remember to post a new photo soon.
I'm glad you got through your first wet shave without cuts or nicks. Excellent! You'll get faster and more confident with time.
Would love to see a new pic. 8)
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;) Good job GG,
I truly do believe to take my time when shaving the old scull cap. I have alot more time than money lol. Enjoy your presence around this fine site. ;) 8)