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#45 by K J on 06 Aug, 2011 00:33
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Hi Razor X it's KJ,
Do you know tomk at all?
Quote from Razor X
"And then there is the whole question of why on earth anyone would want to artificially create MPB in the first place" You toock the wourds right out of my mouth ask him. I read his bold story I was locking for insperin to go permanently bald in it he sead he had a full head of hair like me until 2007 when he ScalpTweezed the top of his hair off.
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#46 by Razor X on 06 Aug, 2011 11:34
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Let me put it this way: while I wouldn't recommend tweezing at all, if you're going to do it, it makes far more sense to tweeze the entire scalp than to do the top and leave the rest. Most of us shave our heads to avoid the MPB look. To deliberately create it where it doesn't exist doesn't make any sense to me at all.
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#47 by K J on 06 Aug, 2011 17:46
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Hi Hi Razor X it's KJ,
I never herd of ScalpTweezing untill tomk sead it was part of his going bold post. So I was cerese and now i'm going to shave my head.
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#48 by Razor X on 06 Aug, 2011 19:42
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Hi Hi Razor X it's KJ,
I never herd of ScalpTweezing untill tomk sead it was part of his going bold post. So I was cerese and now i'm going to shave my head.
KJ
I think that's a wise decision. No pain involved, it's a lot easier and it's totally reversible should you change your mind. Let us know how you make out.
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#49 by K J on 07 Aug, 2011 11:49
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Hi Razor X it's KJ,
How did you change your picture so I can I can show you my new look? Have you ever thought of shaving your beard off?
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#50 by Razor X on 07 Aug, 2011 13:38
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How did you change your picture so I can I can show you my new look?
Click on "Profile" near the top of the page and then choose "Forum Profile Information" and then you can choose a new avatar photo.
Have you ever thought of shaving your beard off?
KJ
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#51 by sasha1 on 12 May, 2016 14:30
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hello, everybody.
first of all, i m not from the english speaking country and thank you, zetaeffe, for that solution for my hair.
my name is Sasha, i m 27 and i have nw5 alopecia. and i dont like the look at all. and i was tired of everyday shaving to look better as it possible with nw5.
during last month, step-by-step, i have done the hair removing with sugaring and tweezing. so i got some advices for those who wants to do that procedue and some questions for those who are experienced at that.
some kind of advices based on me experience:
i think, sugaring (maybe you call it some other way, it s kind a waxing procedure, but using sugar paste) is way more preferable for initial hair removing procedure, than tweezing. it takes you much less pain and much less time to do the whole work. it seems that taking so huge amount of hair must be unbearable painful, but its not. the pain is intense, but it dissappears in a moment. so if u trying to remove not so big area at once, so that u can do it in one move, it s not so painful. sugar paste is to be put against the grain, and to be removed with the grain (this way reduces pain and chance of getting ingrown hairs after). same advice with the following tweezing - use it to pull hairs with the grain.
my question is following :
which result can i get with tweezing and how long does it take? i mean, can i get totally shadow-free head? will my scalp skin tone be brighter and brighter month by month or the head will look always like the day i ve done my first hair removing procedure (after skin healing of coarse)?
and what do you mean under shadow free? the scalp skin only wont be gray but still will be darker than no hair skin of head? or someday the scalp skin and other skin on my head will be absolutely equal? cause i dont want to have just a not-gray lighter horseshoe
what i got now is that i see the difference in skin tone. yes, the hair is thinner, but it still grows and appears on a skin surface just after a halfweek. so if i look closely to my scalp skin, i se that little gray dots of hair or hair canal. and it seems to be never dissappear. and i cant pull hair until it reaches the 1-2mm height.. so i got to wait them till they grow. based on that, in perspective, it seems that i wont get the hairless look even for the day after fresh made procedure.
and those thoughts make me willing to do laser epilation.
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#52 by Reg on 06 Jun, 2016 07:06
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#53 by Skullshaver on 25 Nov, 2016 04:25
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I want to be permanent bald and have starting lasering but they bungle it and i got permanent frustration and horror. my head is full os squares and strips and after remove an part of it by following treatmens, they comes back like after the extrem-bungel after the first treatment.
it makes me sick and im not longer able to go to this studio because trustingrelationsship is destroyed and the many of many negative experiences. so i have stop everthing that have to do with lasering - im "healed" from it and i need an way to remove this horrible look that is still visible after my daily smooth-shave as gray/skin-colored patches and strips.
I have buy an good epilator (expensive and the currents best one on the market) and i want to start epilation on this weekend to find an exit out of this horror-nightmare that destroy my life-quality since it appears 2 weeks after the first treatment on august...
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#54 by Razor X on 25 Nov, 2016 22:37
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Skullshaver: the last I read you had begun to lose more hair and your head was looking a lot better. Is that no longer the case?
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#55 by dalboz on 04 Dec, 2017 02:38
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I've seriously been considering tweezing my head recently. While some people really like the daily shave, I'm all about the result, and after ten years of shaving my head I'm looking for something different. I want to experience the shadow-free look.
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#56 by Razor X on 04 Dec, 2017 14:39
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I've seriously been considering tweezing my head recently. While some people really like the daily shave, I'm all about the result, and after ten years of shaving my head I'm looking for something different. I want to experience the shadow-free look.
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#57 by slybeard on 04 Dec, 2017 15:25
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I've seriously been considering tweezing my head recently. While some people really like the daily shave, I'm all about the result, and after ten years of shaving my head I'm looking for something different. I want to experience the shadow-free look.
Others have posted here about success with tweezing, but it is VERY painful. I am not sure it is ever 100% as well, some hair will grow back. On the plus side, the pain is supposedly less each successive time it is done. -
#58 by Magoo on 04 Dec, 2017 15:56
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Better you than me. I wouldn’t even think about it. I like the feel of needing a shave and then the after shave smoothness. Some members have gone through this painful experience, maybe they will add their input.