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Just shaved! Need opinions/advice! by TLN89 on 05 Nov, 2015 21:38
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Hello everyone! Just started shaving this week. Looking for some feedback. Also, I have some lines or indentions on each side of my head. Not really sure what to call them. Looking for some opinions on those also. Thank you all for your help.
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#1 by Cave Dweller on 05 Nov, 2015 22:05
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Welcome to the board, sir!
That smile summed it up for me. The look suits you well.
As for the lines, don't sweat them. They are nothing to worry about. They are just part of you. You probably are far more aware of them than anyone else who sees you. We tend to be our own worst critic.
Glad you joined us.
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#2 by TLN89 on 05 Nov, 2015 22:10
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I appreciate your thoughts! I was laughing when the picture was being taken. I have a couple other pictures of the top of my head. Is there anything that I can do about the lines? Don't really know whether to post them or not. I hope that I can get it to where it doesn't seem as if I have a hair shadow.
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#3 by Sir Harry on 05 Nov, 2015 23:02
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Welcome! It looks good to me...As far as the lines, they look like just little rolls of skin...they may flatten out over time, but if not, it's not a big deal...We all have some imperfections on our heads, but we eventually learn to brush them off. I take it that you had a full head of hair before you shaved, right?
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#4 by john.peachie on 06 Nov, 2015 03:00
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Welcome to the group! It's a good look on you, and agreed with the others about the lines, they do not even register on the "look at that!" scale....when I first shaved, my head resembled a very pale and shiny potato....I think I quit giving it any attention 2-3 weeks afterwards. Congratulations on taking the step...feels good doesn't it???
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#5 by mrzed on 06 Nov, 2015 04:16
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I see the 'lines' on your head as just creases. It's just part of your signature. Nothing to be concerned about. A few guys have deep lines especially in the back. I think that might get in the way of shaving, but not your's.
You carry the bald look very well. With the smile, it looks like you really enjoy the look. As a BBC guy myself, whether you still have a full head of hair, partial balding, or significant balding, your shaved head looks good. -
#6 by TLN89 on 06 Nov, 2015 10:08
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Thank you guys! I appreciate it! My hair has really thinned out on top. Plus, my hair line continues to recede. Hope this look works. I have noticed that it is hard to get the hairs our of the creases. Any suggestions?
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#7 by Nickd on 06 Nov, 2015 10:23
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My only advice is keep shaving. You rock the bald head for sure. I think the lines add character.
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#8 by TLN89 on 06 Nov, 2015 10:36
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I can grow some hair. It always looks so much thicker on the sides and back. Even if I go no blade on the clippers. For whatever reason I don't like the difference. The creases are pretty noticeable to me. Hopefully they just add character like you guys say. Thank you again.
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#9 by slybeard on 06 Nov, 2015 11:54
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All of us have bumps, ridges, and/or creases on our heads. I have areas the no matter how much I try to get them smooth, they still feel lake sandpaper. But the hair there is still not noticeable. You may try to pull the skin tight while you shave the problem areas.
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#10 by warhawk on 06 Nov, 2015 19:25
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You look like a natural. I cannot imagine you with hair. Enjoy the sly life. I know I am.
WARHAWK
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#11 by baldjoeg on 06 Nov, 2015 19:37
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You are looking great dude. Congradulations. Enjoy your new look.
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#12 by TLN89 on 07 Nov, 2015 00:34
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Thanks again! Is there anything I can do about the shadow that still seems to be there even though head feels slick? I appreciate everyone's feedback.
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#13 by bud on 07 Nov, 2015 00:42
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looks great, keep it
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#14 by john.peachie on 07 Nov, 2015 01:05
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I have fast growing hair, and dark roots which seems to hi-light the shadow affect. If you are an evening shaver, your head has a 6-9 hour headstart on your appearance, so a morning shave may buy you a little more shadow free time.
Another consideration is skin color, immediately after the first shave your scalp is a few shades whiter than the rest of you, when you get a little sun on it the shadowing will feel a little slower...don't rush the tanning, only thing worse than a sunburned scalp, is the soles of your feet being burnt