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I wish they would make something to kill hair follicles by Bolohead on 04 Aug, 2009 07:09
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I really wish they would make something to distroy the hair follicles as it would sure eliminate the need for shaving again.....
Just think about it..... no more hair period.
The only thing I know of right now is just not healthy to go thru.... mega dose of radiation
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#1 by Tom McGarry. on 04 Aug, 2009 07:59
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J_B,
If you ever figure it out, reserve some for me brother!!!!!!!!!! -
#2 by Sooner Steve on 04 Aug, 2009 10:51
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I guess it would be nice. However, I kinda enjoy my morning shave in the shower.
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#3 by D.A.L.U.I. on 04 Aug, 2009 12:51
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I'm kind of w/ Sooner on this. It wouldn't be bad to get rid of the sparse stuff up top because shaving a mostly clean area everyday can irritate it--but not shaving feels awful. But, nature is working on it, so I'll wait. Every now and then, I catch a good look at it in mirrors, like when you're getting some new clothes tailored. It surprises me at such times how much more clean skin rather than shadow is there from the last time I got a good look at it. Time and mpb wait for no man!
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#4 by Razor X on 04 Aug, 2009 13:38
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Every now and then, I catch a good look at it in mirrors, like when you're getting some new clothes tailored. It surprises me at such times how much more clean skin rather than shadow is there from the last time I got a good look at it. Time and mpb wait for no man!
Yeah, I had that experience just in the last week. I still had a decent amount of fuzz on top when I started shaving it and there's a tendency to think that it remains frozen in time. I needed to give my skin a break last week and didn't shave the top for 3 days. By the end of the three days there was some sparse stubble that was just starting to be visible. It is a bit of a jolt to look in the mirror and realize that there's no hair growing in certain spots. It's one of those, "wow, I'm really bald" moments.
This morning I plucked out some of the strays from my forehead with a tweezers. The hairs were pretty loose and I couldn't even feel it when they were plucked out. That whole area is nice and smooth now. I really like having less hair on top and I'm looking forward to the rest disappearing. It just feels tidier and it's nice not having that shadow revealing the hairline -
#5 by benmcd on 08 Oct, 2009 07:26
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Every now and then, I catch a good look at it in mirrors, like when you're getting some new clothes tailored. It surprises me at such times how much more clean skin rather than shadow is there from the last time I got a good look at it. Time and mpb wait for no man!
Yeah, I had that experience just in the last week. I still had a decent amount of fuzz on top when I started shaving it and there's a tendency to think that it remains frozen in time. I needed to give my skin a break last week and didn't shave the top for 3 days. By the end of the three days there was some sparse stubble that was just starting to be visible. It is a bit of a jolt to look in the mirror and realize that there's no hair growing in certain spots. It's one of those, "wow, I'm really bald" moments.
This morning I plucked out some of the strays from my forehead with a tweezers. The hairs were pretty loose and I couldn't even feel it when they were plucked out. That whole area is nice and smooth now. I really like having less hair on top and I'm looking forward to the rest disappearing. It just feels tidier and it's nice not having that shadow revealing the hairline
Razor X,
I hear you on that one, now that the thinning hair has started over my head, I feel like it should get on with the process. It's like I'm OK with bald, so just get on with it !
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#6 by RyanJP on 08 Oct, 2009 09:10
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No thanks, I'm with saint on this one.