Has anyone tried this stuff? Does it work? - page 1 -

• Has anyone tried this stuff? Does it work? by damiend on 01 May, 2013 20:47
• http://www.topshadow.com/
  
   
  supposedly gets rid of that shaved head shadow... 
• #1 by Razor X on 01 May, 2013 20:49
• It isn't meant to get rid of the shadow,  it's meant to add shadow to the top.
• #2 by warhawk on 01 May, 2013 20:59
• NO!!!!!  I love my head shaves and would never consider applying any type of "cover up" on my dome.   
  
  WARHAWK
• #3 by benlen on 01 May, 2013 21:07
• That guy has a remarkable amount of "shadow" considering he says he shaves his head...I mean, I know a lot of pale men with dark hair have it bad with the shadow, but this looks a little much...almost as if he is buzzing his head and not truly shaving it.
• #4 by Adamski1972 on 01 May, 2013 23:30
• Typical advertising attempt to play on people's paranoia about baldness. Old man! Scientist! Not my cup of tea!
• #5 by chgobuzzbald on 02 May, 2013 00:36
• His pictures look a bit photo shopped and why no head on view from the front ?   If you really need a shadow then consider micro pigmentation.  I did it only because I had extensive hair transplant scars all over basically. So my profile pic is of the end result. Moral of the story is NEVER get hair transplants.
• #6 by Sir Harry on 02 May, 2013 01:49
• I have one word (with two spellings) to say about this: Ripoff, rip-off......In short, no.....just....no. Save your money!
• #7 by Mikekoz13 on 02 May, 2013 04:46
• The only thing that will rid you of is your hard earned money......
• #8 by Lynchy on 02 May, 2013 05:03
• Post me the money instead.... It will have about equal effect!
• #9 by Blitzed on 02 May, 2013 07:08
• If one reads the ad, at one point they show a young lady making  face and saying, "Yuck, Grandpa, Old man, Scientist."
  
  Hold it chicky, I'm a physicist, a  form of scientist in the eyes of many, and I have shaved my head for 15 years. If there is some group of illiterate, ill informed, stupid young women going around saying the above quoted then...in this day and age of hyper sensitivity, I believe she's violated my civil rights. Or some rights. The rights to be bald. And, quite seriously, the ad is offensive on several levels as well as decptive on others. I, for one, cannot see much difference between the "before" photo and the "after" photo.
  
  Did I mention that bit about "scientists"? I thought so.   PJ
• #10 by stasiu on 02 May, 2013 07:42
• Quote from: chgobuzzbald on 02 May, 2013 00:36

  His pictures look a bit photo shopped and why no head on view from the front ?   If you really need a shadow then consider micro pigmentation.  I did it only because I had extensive hair transplant scars all over basically. So my profile pic is of the end result. Moral of the story is NEVER get hair transplants.
  

  
  I copied his pics to my PC and did full screen shot and you def. can see the ink smeared on his mpb area.  In that case go for the micro pigmentation.  Re-applying ink stain on your head for the rest of your life only makes this guy wealthy ... LOL !
• #11 by mangosink12572 on 02 May, 2013 09:10
• It takes me several  days of not shaving before my horseshoe shows  - - -I never go more than a day - - -very  rarely do I skip a day.
  
  Not for me  - - -and the way it shows it looks like stubble on top.
• #12 by Crowbar on 02 May, 2013 15:47
• Yeah I found the grandpa, old man, scientist bit offensive. Not because he said it but because it reminded me that women often can say things in an offensive manner and think it's fine and generally people accept it because they don't want to upset them.
  It was only yesterday a female acquaintance looked at me and almost laughing quite happily said I had "chicken legs". I looked at her and thought how would it go down now if I said in return "yeah and yours look like elephant legs" It should have been fine in theory
  
  Anyway I'm getting off topic, hmmmm what should i do with this old cartridge of black printer ink that I have in my draw?
• #13 by Slyfive on 02 May, 2013 15:54
• Well that's most certainly a crock o' something, and it's not gold. The problem with all these things is that they are still in denial; just admit you're balding and live your life...
• #14 by mrcleanshave on 02 May, 2013 21:34
• I use this myself and it looks pretty good you can't tell. The only problem is getting a bit of the solution on your fingers but the instructions do tell you how to wash it off. I can tell it just takes a bit of practice but I am going to use this when going on a date I have this sat.