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Spots, discloration, just not right by LowCut D on 28 Feb, 2013 19:47
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Need some real help and advice. I have been shaving head for about a 2 years. I did the whole cream thing, but found that shaving was easier for me. Over the past 3 months my scalp has been getting pretty bad. I use a new quality razor every time and do the ice thing after with aloe I shave the head once every 5-6 days. It never feels irritated, so Im surprised when I go to check my head.
It is mostly alot of red spots on the top of the head and there is some discoloration.
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#1 by nuts on 28 Feb, 2013 22:56
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I'm not sure what is causing this but I think there will be someone on this great forum who will be able to help you. It may possibly go away given time. I have been shaving for over 8 years and have not encountered your problem Good luck.
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#2 by Sir Harry on 01 Mar, 2013 03:44
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Welcome, LowCutD!....When I saw the top of your head, I thought I had found my twin
. All kidding aside, I think it just might be a pigmentation issue. Are you bald by choice or were you balding before shaving? I think your head looks great, just remember, no head is perfect, but some of the things we find on our heads make it unique. If this is a big issue for you, I would go see a dermatologist and get some bleaching cream. Over the counter Hydrocortisone may also help clear it up. One more thing. Stay away from the creams (depilatories)....a waste of money and just smells nasty. Good luck!
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#3 by gutsygirl on 01 Mar, 2013 08:04
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Use of a good sunblock daily may be in order. Your head looks like my face freckles which appear much more vividly when I get increased sun exposure.
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#4 by LowCut D on 01 Mar, 2013 13:03
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Welcome, LowCutD!....When I saw the top of your head, I thought I had found my twin
. All kidding aside, I think it just might be a pigmentation issue. Are you bald by choice or were you balding before shaving? I think your head looks great, just remember, no head is perfect, but some of the things we find on our heads make it unique. If this is a big issue for you, I would go see a dermatologist and get some bleaching cream. Over the counter Hydrocortisone may also help clear it up. One more thing. Stay away from the creams (depilatories)....a waste of money and just smells nasty. Good luck!
The Bald Gods touched me, so this is not by choice. I started cleaning the roof off as I didn’t like the balding areas on my head overpowering the hair that I had left. I know no head is perfect, but I’ve seen some damn near close ones.
My head is not exposed to sun so I don’t think it is that. I read on the some older threads that the apricot scrub could be causing irritation. I use it like every time I shower.
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#5 by Tyler on 01 Mar, 2013 22:42
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LowCut D, what type of shaving cream do you use?
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#6 by LowCut D on 04 Mar, 2013 10:33
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LowCut D, what type of shaving cream do you use?
GilletteSeries Senstive Skin shave foam
http://www.gillette.com/en/us/products/shave-gel-and-foam/series-shave-gel-and-foam/sensitive-skin-shave-foam.aspx
However, I just changed to Nivea this this week: Nivea sensitive shaving foam
http://www.nivea.in/products/mens-care/sensitive/sensitive-shaving-foam
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#7 by Knoggin on 17 Mar, 2013 18:10
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I am surprised to hear you dont get alot of sun on the Dome. I was with Gutsy....figured they were sun spots. I spend most of my days outdoors and have a very freckled head, but as the spring and summer progress my skin becomes so dark its not and issue. Later you guys will mistake me for SirHarry LOL.
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#8 by Knoggin on 17 Mar, 2013 18:11
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Ok maybe not as good looking as SirHarry but as Dark
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#9 by Sir Harry on 17 Mar, 2013 20:26
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Ok maybe not as good looking as SirHarry but as Dark
Don't be so hard on yourself, man...Thanks for the compliment, though....Be careful out there in the sun, brother!