My point however is that i have not yet read anyone post on this site saying that they regret shaving completely. Lots of people with apprehensions before hand, but not a single person who has come back and said what a mistake. That must tell you something.
Quote from: Argyle on June 08, 2007, 10:06:53 AMMy point however is that i have not yet read anyone post on this site saying that they regret shaving completely. Lots of people with apprehensions before hand, but not a single person who has come back and said what a mistake. That must tell you something. Argyle, I can't recall anyone regretting it either, and the apprehensions all fly out the window as ridiculous and a lot of wasted time. By the way, you need to change your picture because everytime I see it, I get thirsty for beer.
How do you know when it's time? You really don't, but the fact that you're asking the question means that the time is near. Better to do it too soon rather than too late. Once you reach a certain point in the balding process, it's not an attractive look on anybody and you just aren't going to look right until it's all gone (either through shaving or waiting for Mother Nature to very slowly make you completely MPB).I always swore that I'd shave it all off once I got to that point. I checked my scalp from every angle, under every type of lighting almost every day, and thought I was really on top of things. Now I look back at old photos from that time and cannot believe how bald I was. I really had no idea at the time that the thinning was as bad as it was. Find some photos of yourself under some bright lights, or find an overhead shot of yourself and you'll know what I mean.Believe it or not, it's a tremendous relief when the hair is finally all gone. Don't postpone that relief any longer than you absolutely have to.Good luck.