Sly Bald Guys Forum
Head Shaving, Grooming & Care => Head Shaving => Topic started by: cincydavid on July 04, 2009, 05:45:10 PM
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It looks to me like a shaved head. Unless you are naturally bald or have been through something like laser hair treatment you will always have a shadow. Especially if you have dark hair. If you search this subject has come up a few times. My suggestion is to learn to get it just as close as you can and accept that that is what you're going to get!!
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It's the shadow, and your's isn't bad at all, all things considered. As the guys have said the only final answer is something like laser or other permanent hair removal--but don't worry, many guys here will envy you light shadow.
The important thing is that you've got a great "dome" O0and it really looks good 8). Hope you're enjoying the freedom, welcome.
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Welcome aboard cincydavid.
Your sly dome looks good - nice shine too. The shadow will fade as the sun evens out your tan.
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The darker your hair color and the denser the hair area,
the more the shadow will show even when totally smoothed out.
Eric
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The dome looks great and the shine is awesome. Try getting a good tan and the appearance of the shadow may lessen.
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Same here. The dreaded shadow! A tan does seem to help.
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A little sun on the head covers mine and sorta bleaches out my natural hair color on the sides so the shadow fades a great deal. Good luck.
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its a good shiny dome you got ther. the shadow is just a natural thing as the other bros have said. We all have one in varying degrees 8)
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Hey Cincy!
Welcome to SBG. The dome looks great, man. The shadow is part of the deal if you have dark hair, but the guys here are giving good advice. A tan will cut it back, but take it slow and easy and use sunscreen to avoid burnin the noggin. That isn't a good thing to do.
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As a newly minted Sly Bald Guy I will say my first few days had me wondering too. Then like the others here have said the sun evened things up a bit.
At least now it doesn't look like I have Chocolate Chip Ice cream on the back & sides.
Remember though....SPF 30 at least! I use 50
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CDavid, you need to go against the grain to get as close as possible. Going against the grain right off the bat might be too irritating, but give it a few days and it should be fine.
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see how it goes....laser isnt necessary yet.