Owning Baldness One Man At A Time
Seems like any movie about Robin Hood or any film based on medieval England there’s always a Friar Tuck type character in it. If you don’t know who Friar Tuck was, he was basically a Friar or some kind of Monk who had an extremely large balding crown with a fringe of hair surrounding it.
This is a dilemma that many men come to when they are tired and frustrated with their hair loss. You’re on the fence. You want to shave your head, but you’re scared.
Men shave their heads for a variety of reasons. The most common being that they are simply losing it.
Finally, they’ve had enough and have gotten tired of trying to hide their ever-increasing hair loss and decide to beat mother nature to the punch and shave it all off.
However, there are other causes that are less superficial than pure vanity.
There are some other great reasons to shave your head. Believe it or not, some of them can be altruistic like cancer.
If you’re a black man and are losing your hair, you can have a much better look. In fact, you’re in luck! That’s because in my opinion, black men look best with shaved heads.
Black men have so many bald icons to look up to for inspiration as well as how to pull off a shaved head in the most stylish way.
A matte bald head look is basically a non-shiny bald head. The term matte comes from cosmetics actually, which means a non-oily or dry appearance.
Many men when they shave their heads fear having a shiny bald head as a result. Whereas, other men prefer a shiny bald head.
So in the bald community there is almost an axiom “to shine or not to shine”, that is the question. It’s all just a personal preference really.
Catfishing according to the Urban Dictionary is when a person, usually a man, wears a hat in every picture he’s in. But why?
This is a question that many men ask themselves at the first signs of balding. Shaving your head should be a decision that you make with or without hair.
In fact, you should consider shaving your hair as just another way to express your own personal style.
By the end of this post I will show you how having a shaved head makes you look younger.
Well you thought that your oily hair would be gone. Especially, if you add oily hair which made your thinning hair look even thinner. You’ve finally taken the plunge and shaved your head.
You’ve rid yourself of all that fear of baldness. You faced it head on and embraced it.
Your scalp looks clean and smooth and you couldn’t be happier. But what do you do if the oil is all that remains?
Maybe you’re not into the shiny bald head look.
Yes, shaved heads do get oily scalps. Treating shaved heads with oily scalps is different from treating oily hair with an oily scalp. We have to treat an oily scalp more like treating oily skin.
Read on to find the best way to get rid of an oily scalp on a shaved head.
This is an interesting question. At first I almost scoffed and answering it. Why? Because it is generally understood that baldness has existed since the beginning of the human race.
In fact, as I’ve stated in another article, humans are the only species that experiences Male Pattern Baldness. Apes such as chimpanzees and gorillas also experience a form of Male Pattern Baldness.
So you think you have a big head. Maybe other people have told you that you have a big head. Having a big head could mean two things.
Being big-headed in a colloquial sense, meaning someone who is overconfident and who thinks too much of themselves.
On the other hand, you could just literally be big-headed, in the sense that you physically have a big head.