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« Last post by reddog on February 13, 2025, 02:08:01 PM »
Have you ever shaved? I can tell you a smooth shaved head feels amazing! It can be addictive, that's why alot of guys end up shaving daily.
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« Last post by dk on February 13, 2025, 11:12:54 AM »
My oyster has interchangeable blades and they include 000, 0000, and 00000 blades.
The Oster Fast Feed does NOT have interchangeable blades, just one blade of adjustable length: https://www.osterpro.com/barbers-stylists/clippers/oster-fast-feed-adjustable-pivot-motor-clipper/SAP_76023510001.html. You have something else. Even though you may get it closer, I doubt you will see a significant difference with a weekly trim.
That's my suspicion as well. The difference between 000 and 6x0 is something like 0.2mm. That much can grow very quickly. I guess I will have to either switch to a razor or start trimming twice weekly.
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« Last post by slybeard on February 13, 2025, 07:01:40 AM »
Even though you may get it closer, I doubt you will see a significant difference with a weekly trim.
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« Last post by Semi-Sly on February 13, 2025, 06:49:04 AM »
My oyster has interchangeable blades and they include 000, 0000, and 00000 blades.
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« Last post by dk on February 12, 2025, 10:25:47 PM »
Hey all,
For the last few years my routine has been to trim my hair all the way to the lowest that my Oster Fast Feed will go. According to Oster, this is 000. I do this once a week on Fridays.
It's generally OK but by the next Wednesday it is already a bit longer than I'd like it.
I'm wondering if switching to the Wahl Balding clipper, which is 6x0, would make it noticeably shorter by middle of the next week? Or maybe another different clipper? Or would the difference be negligible?
I'm trying to maintain my once-weekly head trim. Obviously I can do it more frequently but just curious if there is a better tool for the job without increasing frequency.
Thanks
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« Last post by Magoo on February 11, 2025, 01:55:12 PM »
Presently I been doing a #1 hair cut. The cold weather is delaying the use of my pit bull shaver. I have never made a full winter with a shaved head. The bald head is so common these days. I first saved Bach in 2007 , then it took more nerve than now.
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« Last post by Laser Man on February 10, 2025, 02:28:51 PM »
When I started shaving my head nearly fifteen years ago, there weren't that many guys who shaved their heads where I lived. It was more common to see it in places like New York City, but less common in the suburbs. Over time, though, shaved heads became more common to the point where it was just another hairstyle, especially on young guys with MPB.
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« Last post by reddog on February 09, 2025, 10:11:10 AM »
I seldom get any comments anymore. I've been growing my hair out for over 3 months, and a couple people have commented on my hair. I did have a gal friend tell me this week that she likes it shaved better. I'm really looking forward to going back to a bald head soon!
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« Last post by Semi-Sly on February 09, 2025, 07:50:28 AM »
Since I?ve had the SMP done on my scalp, I do get an occasional question as to why I shave my head because people assume that I have a full head of hair, but other than that, I think having a shaved head is now almost the norm! In fact, I think what is less normal and what you don?t see very often anymore is guys who have advanced male pattern balding still wear hair on their horseshoe! I had a guy sit down in my barber chair last week with full on male pattern baldness who asked me for a? regular haircut?. All I could do was taper up the fringe on the sides and back of his head.!
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« Last post by DoberDaddy on February 07, 2025, 11:15:25 PM »
Maybe this explains the almost total lack of traffic to this site.
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