I spent around 60 dollars on my hair and beard every month and that was really expensive, then I saw your first video and the detachment with my hair and that encouraged me to shave my head with a razor and keep the look for months, I'm loving my bald head shining every day and a clean look, including the beard that I shaved after a few weeks of having my head shaved
Thanks for checking out this video, i'm excited to try any recommendations you personally use for creams, blades, lotions or anything head care related!
Excellent video. Thank you. The freshly shaved head looks awesome, and I know it feels as good as it looks. I started shaving 14 years ago, and I prefer a daily shave--though sometimes I go two days. I just hate the feel and look of any stubble at all on my scalp, it's funny--once a man chooses a bald head, he rarely lets it grow back. I've help convince several men to take the leap, and they're still shaving today. It seems to have become popular now among older teens and guys in their 20s.
You're awesome for posting this! I watch your "how to shave head" video a ton in preparation to shave my head next month, excited to finally bite the bullet and get towards a permanent professional look as I finish up my Master's :)
You should try the Gillette labs exfoliating razor. I have a thick full head of hair naturally like yourself and it nips that crap right off … people can’t even believe that i have hair when im done… i also use head blade products and the headblade exfoliate scrub
Never have yet to try that style of razor for the head. Headblade or Omnishaver, the idea of the form seems too inconvenient. Gillette Mach3 and BIC-Sensitive3 I have found are most easy for me to use for head-shaving. Very noticible is after your first pass, what you did in your next pass was what one would ordinarily do with a typical disposable razor.
Give it a try, having a long handle like on a traditional handle really impairs the maneuverability and increased pressure on your wrist. I'll never go back
As outlined here and my previous video, connivence and cost are big driving factors. I'm required to get a haircut every week due to my career, shaving myself saves roughly an hour or so of time and $30 every week. Realistically I just don't care too much about what other people think and I find a lot of people let physical feature define them. Hope this answered your question :)
@c4trousers Your shaved head is magnificent- I've joined the ranks of shaved headed men in 6/21, and have never looked back. My own hair, such as it was, thin, split ends, greasy, cowlics standing up and unmanageable- couldn't comb it. Also, lopsided, one area thicker than the other, plus an St. Anthony's cap.
Thanks. I was not aware that it works to install the HE6 blade oriented 180 degrees the other way to ‘push drive’ with the blade rather than ‘pull drive’. Do you find the ‘push drive’ works best and gives good control?
It depends on the model. My particular model is designed to be "pushed" for normal head shaving. I rotate it and use the "pulling" method when shaving my face and and back neck line because it gets a closer shave for me and removed the need for multiple passes.
Thanks. I was about to update my comment that I figured out the old model is pushed. I just ordered 2 from the Headblade site where they are still available. Could not find the Sport push model on Amazon . Thanks for your informative videos. I first ran across the first one about the time I first started shaving my head back in April. It’s a keeper and I am grateful for a good head shape for it. Should have done it years ago!
@@wharrelljr Yeah I use the sport model and should have probably specified that. I tried the ATX when it first came out and it just didn't work as well for my head. I was lucky enough to snag the stainless steel sport "limited edition" version when they offered it as it appears to be discontinued now. I'll have to try the "new" moto version one of these days to see if it'll replace my tried and true sport.
@@davidespinosa8320 I personally haven’t really experienced oily skin. Maybe a tiny bit on the first day of shaving but I just wipe it off and that’s that, just like sweat. I’d recommend a high quality cream specifically for head care and ensure you’re still washing your head when you bathe. Best of luck
I spent around 60 dollars on my hair and beard every month and that was really expensive, then I saw your first video and the detachment with my hair and that encouraged me to shave my head with a razor and keep the look for months, I'm loving my bald head shining every day and a clean look, including the beard that I shaved after a few weeks of having my head shaved
It looks great shaved man if that’s you in your profile 💪
Thanks for checking out this video, i'm excited to try any recommendations you personally use for creams, blades, lotions or anything head care related!
Excellent video. Thank you. The freshly shaved head looks awesome, and I know it feels as good as it looks. I started shaving 14 years ago, and I prefer a daily shave--though sometimes I go two days. I just hate the feel and look of any stubble at all on my scalp, it's funny--once a man chooses a bald head, he rarely lets it grow back. I've help convince several men to take the leap, and they're still shaving today. It seems to have become popular now among older teens and guys in their 20s.
You're awesome for posting this! I watch your "how to shave head" video a ton in preparation to shave my head next month, excited to finally bite the bullet and get towards a permanent professional look as I finish up my Master's :)
No you’re awesome! Congrats on finishing up your masters, let me know how you like shave or if you have any questions 💪
Perfect job!
Thanks!
You should try the Gillette labs exfoliating razor. I have a thick full head of hair naturally like yourself and it nips that crap right off … people can’t even believe that i have hair when im done… i also use head blade products and the headblade exfoliate scrub
I’ll definitely check it out!
Never have yet to try that style of razor for the head. Headblade or Omnishaver, the idea of the form seems too inconvenient. Gillette Mach3 and BIC-Sensitive3 I have found are most easy for me to use for head-shaving. Very noticible is after your first pass, what you did in your next pass was what one would ordinarily do with a typical disposable razor.
Give it a try, having a long handle like on a traditional handle really impairs the maneuverability and increased pressure on your wrist. I'll never go back
why do you choose to be bald? I remember from your older video, you had lots of hair. and looking good btw.
As outlined here and my previous video, connivence and cost are big driving factors. I'm required to get a haircut every week due to my career, shaving myself saves roughly an hour or so of time and $30 every week. Realistically I just don't care too much about what other people think and I find a lot of people let physical feature define them. Hope this answered your question :)
@c4trousers Your shaved head is magnificent- I've joined the ranks of shaved headed men in 6/21, and have never looked back. My own hair, such as it was, thin, split ends, greasy, cowlics standing up and unmanageable- couldn't comb it. Also, lopsided, one area thicker than the other, plus an St. Anthony's cap.
Can you post some manscaping videos on what you personally do to groom the body
C4 does not stike as the type that shaves his arms, legs, or chest. LOL.
Thanks. I was not aware that it works to install the HE6 blade oriented 180 degrees the other way to ‘push drive’ with the blade rather than ‘pull drive’. Do you find the ‘push drive’ works best and gives good control?
It depends on the model. My particular model is designed to be "pushed" for normal head shaving. I rotate it and use the "pulling" method when shaving my face and and back neck line because it gets a closer shave for me and removed the need for multiple passes.
Thanks. I was about to update my comment that I figured out the old model is pushed. I just ordered 2 from the Headblade site where they are still available. Could not find the Sport push model on Amazon .
Thanks for your informative videos. I first ran across the first one about the time I first started shaving my head back in April. It’s a keeper and I am grateful for a good head shape for it. Should have done it years ago!
@@wharrelljr Yeah I use the sport model and should have probably specified that. I tried the ATX when it first came out and it just didn't work as well for my head. I was lucky enough to snag the stainless steel sport "limited edition" version when they offered it as it appears to be discontinued now. I'll have to try the "new" moto version one of these days to see if it'll replace my tried and true sport.
How you manage oily skin on your head?? It drives me crazy
@@davidespinosa8320 I personally haven’t really experienced oily skin. Maybe a tiny bit on the first day of shaving but I just wipe it off and that’s that, just like sweat. I’d recommend a high quality cream specifically for head care and ensure you’re still washing your head when you bathe. Best of luck
How does it feel keeping a head shaved bald? I shave mine bald as well.
Nice and Shiny.