Who says hair is better?

[Razor X]

And the lovely Yvonne DeCarlo is nice to look at too. BTW, ten years later she was Lily Munster.

And in between The Ten Commandments and The Munsters, she had a role in McLintock! with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara.  Highly recommended if you haven't seen it:

http://www.amazon.com/McLintock-Authentic-Collectors-John-Wayne/dp/B000ANVPPQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1271646334&sr=1-1

[JOE-91]

In some pictures he looks better bald, but he has enough hair to look better with hair.

http://www.malestarz.com/uploads/photos/092b646e1a0b7656872a8621270bedf24.jpg

Take the picture above for example, the bald look really doesn't look as good as hair, more just something you would have to settle for in life because of hair loss.

In this one he looks great bald:

http://chud.com/articles/content_images/237/yul2.jpg

[CraftyGuy]

He looks better with hair, yes. But doesn't everyone when they have good coverage?

No, the point was, he doesn't look better with hair.  

Actually, with hair, he only just looked like every other actor from that era... nothing particularly special.

[D.A.L.U.I.]

He looks better with hair, yes. But doesn't everyone when they have good coverage?

No, the point was, he doesn't look better with hair.  

Actually, with hair, he only just looked like every other actor from that era... nothing particularly special.

That's entirely right.  As a sly guy he had a special quality that no one else was able or perhaps willing to match for years. Then I believe Kojak, Telly Savalas, used it with tremendous success in his TV series, followed by other celebs, such as Bruce Willis who seemed most natural when he embraced his genetic trait, and others.  But, truthfully, in the US at least, Yul put it out there and others followed.  He looked good bald, distinctive and very with it. 

[Razor X]

Even my mother thought Yul looked great with a bald head, and she's not a fan of the look.