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post 1613162461 08-10-2020, 05:18 PM
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How to shave head

Norwood reaper raped me tenderly in my 20's and is back with a vengeance in my mid 30's... giving in and going to start shaving it.

Bald bros have any recommendations? Equipment, scalp care or otherwise?
post 1613162661 08-10-2020, 05:20 PM
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Clipper until there's no more hair...it's literally impossible to **** it up in such a way that it can't be fixed with more clippering unless you somehow shave your eyebrows off.
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post 1613162711 08-10-2020, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted By NuggzTheNinja⏩
Clipper until there's no more hair...it's literally impossible to **** it up in such a way that it can't be fixed with more clippering unless you somehow shave your eyebrows off.
This
post 1613166641 08-10-2020, 06:05 PM
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No guard
Go with the grain once, then against the grain once


Das it mane
post 1613167751 08-10-2020, 06:19 PM
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1. Sharp razor
2. Shaving cream
3. ???
4. Profit
post 1613168041 08-10-2020, 06:22 PM
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Never had to shave the head, just at the base of the shaft and I'm good to go.
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post 1613169101 08-10-2020, 06:33 PM
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I'm a veteran at head shaving at this point.

After you use clippers to buzz it down, then you get the razor out.

This is what I do every or every other morning.

What you need:
-Shave oil: This is the key to never getting nicked (it rarely happens anyways). Makes the shave way smoother. I just use pacific shaving company's. Any will do.
-Shave cream: Creamo is pretty much the best bargain and best shave. I've tried a lot of different ones.
-Razor: Used gillette proglide for years until that commercial. Thankfully I tried the schick hydro sense hydrate and I'll never go back. Each cartridge lasts at least 10 shaves longer than gillette.
Post Shave moisturizer/balm: I use a post shave lotion from Artius Man. I also enjoyed prorarso aftershave

That's about it. Just do it after a hot shower, or during. I just go over my head once with the grain. I rarely go against the grain unless for events. Don't need the super smooth bald head all the time unless you like that.
post 1613173141 08-10-2020, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted By FrankGrimes29⏩
I'm a veteran at head shaving at this point.

After you use clippers to buzz it down, then you get the razor out.

This is what I do every or every other morning.

What you need:
-Shave oil: This is the key to never getting nicked (it rarely happens anyways). Makes the shave way smoother. I just use pacific shaving company's. Any will do.
-Shave cream: Creamo is pretty much the best bargain and best shave. I've tried a lot of different ones.
-Razor: Used gillette proglide for years until that commercial. Thankfully I tried the schick hydro sense hydrate and I'll never go back. Each cartridge lasts at least 10 shaves longer than gillette.
Post Shave moisturizer/balm: I use a post shave lotion from Artius Man. I also enjoyed prorarso aftershave

That's about it. Just do it after a hot shower, or during. I just go over my head once with the grain. I rarely go against the grain unless for events. Don't need the super smooth bald head all the time unless you like that.
Thanks.

Is my melon going to be more or less susceptible to razor burn than my face?
post 1613173551 08-10-2020, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted By reddanak⏩
Thanks.

Is my melon going to be more or less susceptible to razor burn than my face?
If you use the shave oil and aren't using a dull razor, you'll rarely have any razor burn. After the first few shaves I haven't gotten it that I know of. Get a good aftershave lotion too. Only razor burn I have ever really gotten is towards my neck when shaving against the grain.
post 1613187711 08-10-2020, 10:19 PM
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Been shaving mine for about 15 years and never have a problem with just shaving cream and a cheap, triple blade razor.

One thing is I've gotten used to nothing covering the head, so even when I used to live in New England with cold winters, I start to overheat if I try to wear a hat.
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