Love the video. I'm loving my bald buddy. Especially being disabled with scleroderma, makes it easier for me to shave my head without always asking for help. Well worth the money.
Love to hear this. We will always put disabilities as our main pillar when developing products. Im realizing the world is not accessibility friendly. Thanks for trusting us and if you ever have any issues shaving please reach out and I will personally help you.
@@TheCutBuddy you are more than welcome and thank for everything you do for military veterans. I'm not military myself for reasons known but come from a military family through our many generations.🙏 This was part in my decision in my purchase as long as the many videos you have and being very informative in them. If I do have any questions I sure will reach out.
@rjw4la walker i personally didn't serve. We donate alot of the proceeds to veterans with disabilities. A few of our partners at our company are veterans.
Ive been researching a bald head shaver for my husband for a few days now and mixed emotions about the reviews ! Ive decided to support ur product! Appreciate ur video and honestly! Blessings 🙏🏼
That's love! Thank you. Most important thing about bald rotary shavers is keeping the blades clean and clear. Whenever you hear the shaver start to slow down, just keep it running and place blades under faucet of water. It will throw up all the debris and hair. Then it will speed back up!
I appreciate your honesty bro! I'm going to go with the product you're promoting- the Bald Buddy. I like the design and the flexible shaving head. Thanks for a great video review!
Nice video. I picked up the free bird about two weeks ago and so far so good. I really like it. I'm a beginner. I've never shaved my head before and that thing worked like a charm. The first time I did it I cut it dry. I was happy with the results but last night I cut it wet and wow, it looks fantastic. Honestly, it was easier to cut when it was wet. It takes a little bit more time because of the cleanup and preparation but overall the tool did a fantastic job.
I was curious to see how well that shaver worked on black men's hair type. Every other review I've seen was always done by white dudes so I was like "Of course it would work on their heads because their hair type is different from ours." I may get one. Tired of cutting my scalp with blades because my hair pattern growth is all over the place.
Yeah I have coarse hair and have been using our product for 2 years now. When transferring to a rotary blade you have to give your head 3 weeks to really understand the new blade. We have some videos on our channel that show me using it and how close it gets. Using good exfoliation before and then using shaving cream really helps for coarser hair.
@v3nomz349 Nobody is forcing you to change your routine here, but like anything in life, you have to give yourself time to learn how to use a tool or master a trade. Your lawn needs a few cuts to get used to a zero turn after being cut with a push mower for years. If you drive a sports car that has a manual egear, it needs some time to get used to the way you drive it. Once again, this video was not a sales video, if you are happy with your current shaver/blade then nobody is forcing you to change.
Great video. I’m new to the bald game. I bought the Remington last week and used it for the first time on Sunday. I’m enjoying your channel so far. Keep up the good content.
nice! enjoy it bro. Just make sure you keep the blades clean and store it in a dry place. If you have thicker hair, get you some good aftershave spray to help ease any shave burn or irritation. Usually takes 1-2 weeks for your scalp to get used to rotary blade movement since it's so different than others like trimmers, foil, or razors. So if you feel irritation the first 2-4 times, its just your pores trying to understand a new technique.
@ELLIOT8209 yes in general. But you have to try to dip and run during your shave as soon as you hear them begin to bog. Waiting until the end of a shave could be too late. If you wait too long to clear out, you will have to open the blades and brush debri out. Hope this helps. If you are shaving stubble you will need to do this less frequently. If you are shaving 4 mm - 1 cm hair or coarse/thick hair, you will need to clear out frequently. If hair is longer than 1 cm, you need to trim hair down before using a rotary shaver.
So glad to hear this. Trust me... when i first went bald I had to learn the hard way. had like 3 months of razor burn because I didnt choose the right products and regiment lol
Appreciate the video. I do think people who do these kinds of videos should be clean shaven though. I'm here wondering if they work and it's just your word.
Thats a great point. I have many videos using the Bald Buddy. Unfortunately, it would go against my company policies to overly promote another brand. But I will see what I can do in the future.
I just bought the Remington Balder Boss and will be returning it. It doesn't shave smoothly, kind of drags. I had one of the original Skull Shavers and it was smooth, but die after a couple of years. I'm thinking of going with the Skull Gold now.
Remington gave me my least favorite result because of the way the blades are designed. As for the motor. None of the shavers have a brushless motor. So these shavers will all have a 2 year life on their brush motor. The good thing is all of them should have a warranty. The shavers with the strongest motor will be your higher end skull shaver or the bald buddy. The bald buddy has the same power as the pitbull platinum. Maybe try both side by side before the 30 day free return is up.
@TheCutBuddy Nice video, bruh! I'm also a Baldheaded Brotha (by heredity) and this video hit the spot! Lol I love that you called out the 🧢 from some of the other brands, while still giving them respect during your presentation. Haha I'm just bummed I didn't see it until now. I just returned the Skullshaver I got for Christmas because it just didn't cut/shave close enough for me. (I've been using the Fusion 5 Blade for many years, so your info on razor blades was also very good. I generally don't have issues with my blades, but let's face it, $hit happens sometimes (bumps, nicks, etc.)). But...I have been in the market for a head shaver to make it less cumbersome, so I gave it a try. I like that as a Baldheaded Brotha you've actually created something that seems to be for 'our' kind of heads. ✊🏿 I'm going to place an order today and try it out! Thanks, DMack PS - As an Air Force veteran, thanks for your support!
I'm supporting you with an order. Great review. I'm a long time bald man who wants to try a bald shaver for the first time. Let's see if this will save me away from the Gillette money pit
Thank you for the review. I'm wondering how powerful these cordless shavers are. I'm used to using corded devices and worry that cordless shavers won't compare. Also, how long does a fully-charged device work? Additionally, how long would it be before the battery stops taking charges?
@ChristopherDivona corded and cordless devices are pretty even now. The battery and brush motors in recent technology have improved a lot. Is a corded device more reliable, Yes. Fully charged shavers are going to give you around 70 minutes of usage. 50 minutes of higher power usage. You begin to see a drop off when battery is running lower. Each shave will take you 5 minutes or so. Battery life is a gamble. I have seen customers blow their motors and melt their cords. It all comes down to care. Li ion batteries are pretty reliable it's the brush motors that have a 1k-3k hours lifetime. The more stress you put on a brush motor, the less hrs it will last. Hope this helps.
I haven't tried the $300 price point of the shaver yet since most of our consumers are upgrading out of disposable razors. Will have to give it a go one day.
definitely lots to think about but you should honestly be fine with all of these as long as you take care of them. Primarily cleaning the blades by running the shaver in a cup/faucet of soapy water. Good luck my friend.
@tedbukowski hey brother! it will never cut you even if you have folds back there. You will have to bend your head forward or stretch the skin so it gets the pits or inner areas.
Had recently purchased Remington RX7 and had my second head shave today. WOW, what a shaver. Really put it to the test today and shaved after a week off hair growth and it was just stunning. Such a great shave. I did get a bit of a redness on my neck the first time when I started the shave at the top and moved back but this time I started at the back with less pressure and it was so, so much better. No itch or burn. Perfect Shave. And only took about 5 minutes. (never used the turbo at all) 😊👍🏻👍🏻💯
Yeah back of neck is always sensitive because it moves/stretches constantly. The hairs on back of neck are so thin that I glide over it with my bad buddy for no more than 3-5 seconds. Then I spray on irritation aftershave treatment and keep it moisturized with aftershave butter.
Was gonna get the Pitbull, but after reading reviews, being a Vet, I am going to go with the Cut Buddy. Plus, I gotta support someone, who made their own product.
Takes me too long on my coarse hair. Depending on the weather, my pores act different. So I bump up if my hair is stiffer in colder or dryer months. These shaves take me 2-4 minutes at most.
@@TheCutBuddy I have sensitive skin too. I shave in the shower. I soak my head in hot water and lather up my head really well. My head is Silky Smooth when I'm done. I shave it every 3 day or so. If you shave every day you're going to irritate your skin/scalp.
@rabbithole8592 totally agree. I only shave every 3-4 days. And I'll even feel my head to see if it's even ready to take on a shave. Those hot towels or showers are crucial for easier shaves. I even put some conditioner in sometimes to soften hair follicles. Have a blessed day king.
This was actually very informative. Thank you. Would you recommend an aftershave routine? Cream? Balm? For sensitive skin. Anything related would be helpful. Thanks!
@hajj623 thanks for the kind words. After you shave, let your hair air dry. Spray an aftershave that has salicylic acid in it. We have a good post shave spray, but their are others like tend skin and skin tight. After applying that, it will kill any bacteria and close your pores. I store my aftershave in the fridge! Then, I apply a bald/butter. We also sell a good one with Willow Bark and Witch Hazel. The key is to cake it on like how you would diaper cream to a baby. My newest thing is to wear a durag immediately after I apply it for 1 hour. Over the next 48 hrs, apply post shave or butter as needed. Silk sheets and durags definitely help prevent fibers from rubbing and irritating. Avoid touching your head with fingers!! Good luck.
Recently went from number 1 buzz to using the Remington skull shaver loved the shortness that it would go to and it felt so good after a few months decided to go the whole hog and went bald using headblade so easy to use have had a few cuts but still learning how to use it .
Yea head blade would irritate my head and cut my head. Shout out to you for going whole hog! Took me about a year to go from a trimmer to 1 bkade razor, then i converted to rotary shaver.
@@TheCutBuddy skull shavers are certainly a great introduction to the world of baldness and for some guys that's as far as they won't to go, but in my case I wanted to go totally bald I love the feel of a smooth shaved head, using the right conditioner/gel certainly reduces the risk of cuts with the headblade, I'm using mine every 2-3 days.
Correct. The heads cost around $16. All depends on how often you shave. Some people only replace 2 times a year if they are keeping the blades really clean.
This was a great video bro. This is exactly the video I’ve been looking for as someone who uses a 3 blade razor looking to move to a shaver for my head. Thanks for the info on why razors aren’t the best I never knew that. I just prefer the true bald look/feel which is why I kept using it. I’ll have to check out these options I appreciate the video again.
Balder boss is a great shaver by Remington pit bull gold best so far silver version ok also balder pro version by Remington is ok , micro touch shaver is also good 😊
I been shaving my head for about 14 years. Trying to find a good one, I found a Remington, but that going tits up, it wont shave my scalp. I need razor, cause I dont wanna fork out 100 bucks. So I just placed a order for the bald buddy.
Welcome to the family. As long as you keep the blades clean and clear, it will be your best buddy. Please reach out to us if you have questions about anything.
Interesting you say ‘’traditionally you used to use one of these…’’ Traditionally, would refer to what came before any of these machines you show. I think a blade then razor at a traditional barber would have come way before we all tried to get a clean bald head like yours. Apart from that, a decent review. I’m convinced now. A Wahl Balding clipper will suffice Thanks.
I agree with you in whole. I think I was saying traditionally from the stand point of electric rotary shaving. Before there was ergonomic rotary, there was the handle bar design to shavers because they were designed for faces not heads. Sorry for any confusion, my vocab takes me to about 7th grade and the spark notes did the rest lol. If the balding clipper works for you, use it! if i were to use a clipper or trimmer, I go with a T shaped blade trimmer for balding over a balding clipper. But thats only because I have used T-edgers my whole life. Best of luck!
Loved your video and should have watched it before I bought the NicroTouch Titanium Head Shaver. Just got it today and still feels a little stubby. And I don't think it will be a good as a blade. I think I'll be buying the Bald Buddy. Again thanks for the video
Hey bud. Are you using micro touch dry or wet? I haven't used that machine but just off design i would have chosen these 4 before that one. Would love to hear more about how you used it and what parts of your head were stubby still.
this seems it would be awesome for women.. no not the bud lite drinkers..lol. my wife looking first ever leg shaver. saying if good for head, then should be good for legs . Any ladies using this. asking for a Wife.
You'll love it. The most important thing for rotary shavers to run then in water power on when they begin to get full. They will begin to bog or slow down as they eat enough hair. Make sure the shaving cream is thin and lathered. The rotary shavers down like thick or milk shake shaving cream. They like to stay clear as possible.
Np brother. It all comes down to regimens for any shaving tool for us coarse hair users. Kinda like training for football vs rubgy. Prepping and post treatment are critical. But exfoliation and great aftershave are 100% the most important. As summer comes, don't skip put on sunscreen! I neglected that for many years because I assumed my skin was sun safe lol. Cancer attacks many if us and bald head men are easy targets for the sun. Enjoy your weekend!
Nice to know these don’t cause razor bumps, as I have course hair…I tried using a rotary shaver with three rotating heads, and it caused irritation and razor bumps.
@uwillbe your shaving routine has to change when transitioning from blade to shaver. Pre shave prep and post shave care are very critical. Also, it's going to take a few weeks for your hair pattern to get used to being cut a different way. Initially, it took me 4 shaves for me to understand that I needed to electric shave in the shower with shaving cream. I also learned what motioned of the shaver and how many passes my head could tolerate. My main findings were that I needed a good aftershave and butter. 50% of irritation comes from your post shave procedure. I also wear a durag for 1 hour after I shave to avoid any friction upsetting my head. Hope some of these tips help.
I currently use thecutbuddy.com foaming shaving cream, and then I use the post shave treatment as aftershave. Then moisturize with the butter or the Bump Buddy.
I just helped my uncle with this very same issue. He was pretty mad, until after looking into the blades and explaining to him that his hair was too long to begin with. After a thorough cleaning, and a quick 101 tutorial, his Bald Buddy is working perfectly. When the blades were clogged, the Buddy would not work longer than a fraction of a second. That is by design. That protects the equipment from overloading and burning up.
@ConradPhillips closest shave all depends on shape of your head and the mode of shaving. If you exfoliate and then use it wet all of these will get you to bald. I will say that the Bald Buddy has the same motor as higher end versions of these items. But in all honesty, when you have 4 fast/good cars, it comes down to the discipline of the driver.
The blades on my bald buddy is not the same as the ones he has in the video I can't take the individual blades apart like he can the back of the head is different.
Correct. This video is a year old. We changed the blades a few months ago to hindge design because many customers were dropping the individual blades down the sink. The product cuts with the same effectiveness. All we did was added hindges to the blades. Your version actually has an upgraded motor, which we added for free. We are actually doing some more changes later this year. We improve the item 1-2 times a year based on customer feedback.
Thank you! My husband put me to task to find him a good head shaver, he is ever so done with the trimmers. That said, i LOVE your trimmer and we havent even gotten one Yet. (Just found ya! lol) Reason? That handle. My man gets his head shaved by me, a distinct pleasure as he is very busy and its a mine time. But i have Ostoe real bad in the paws. That handle is going to be so perfect, i wont drop it, it will mitigate vibration better. Oh, thank you for thinking of the tiny things! I am sending this video to my better half so he can watch and confirm my findings through you. Again, thank you!
I was going to buy the pitbull shaver but I am going to order the cut buddy instead. I have lupus so I want to get rid of the patchiness. Does it come in pink?
Unfortunately, we only have 1 color set up now. We are currently supporting disabled veterans, so we have it in camo designs. Skull shaver has a purple or pink one if color really matters for you.
I really needed the opinion from a cool inventor product development black man for my husband's and son's shaving need! You're cool!! I'm saying it with you!! So proud of you and you're a young man!! Much more success to you!! Now I know what to get my son for his birthday! Thank you!!😍😍😍
Thanks for the kind words. Its comments like these keep me going everyday. If you have any questions before purchasing (even if you choose another shaver), let us know!
No joke; I've been spending the past week, non-stop, looking into head shavers. You have my attention! The only reason I'm leaning towards the kensen 7-blade shaver because it comes with attachments like a nose trimmer. Will you guys be offering add-ons like that?
Having a hard time avoiding razor burn on the back of my neck. I think it’s the uncertainty that’s making me spend too much time back there. Probably need a shower mirror
I used a shower mirror at first. But the neck hair is so fragile that 1 quick swipe of shaver will cut it. Avoid running it numerous times. I would also get some Tend Skin solutiom to put on your neck after you shave. It will work wonders.
My hair is pretty thick, so I do use a multiblade (3 bladed) disposable off brand razors (well I guess they are a brand ... "Schtick" or something close to that) , that last me about a week each . 2 reasons to use multi blade razors: a single blade (even a dual blade) wears out very quickly. Also, I've found that I pressed a single/dual blade much harder to the skull to get my slightly uneven head (got a few bumps along the years) well done . With 3 (sometimes 4, when I'm splurging -- these days nobody's splurging) blades , I've found that I'm much more relaxed and don't put on as much pressure, so my skin is much less irritated . Anyways, I'm looking into a machine like in this video because in the winter it gets a bit cold, and as I get older, it's not as much fun to take a shower each day (I shave my head with a blade in the shower) . Thanks for the vid !
Well I did it I ordered the Bald Buddy from amazon I cannot wait to try it out, I have been using the Remington Balder Pro for awhile but after watching this video I wanted to try something new.. Love your videos you're awesome very honest on your videos I'll definitely leave you review on it when I receive it
@@TheCutBuddy well I had just received my Bald Buddy in the mail today and right away I had to try it, and WOW I love it. Best head shaver purchase I ever made..Excellent shave very smooth and no irritation whatsoever…I was also wondering should I use some kind of cleaning solution or just run it u dear water to keep the blades clean …Very happy customer 😊
@JakeJones-1972 warm water/shower water against running faucet is my go, too. But you can also put a little soap in a cup with warm water and run it in there! You will get used to listening to your shaver. Once it begins to slow or bog, it is time to wash it.
We are not freebird but I can comfortably say that if you are switching modes of shaving from blade to rotary shavers, it takes a few shaves to figure out your regiment. The users who break out are usually not following the steps coarse hair users should follow. Exfoliation, steam/heat, 2-4 minute wet shaving time, glide lightly over neck, close pores, aftershave solution with irritation formula, moisturizing, and lastly.... don't touch your head with your figures! If users don't have a regiment, rotary shavers aren't the best option.
Hey bud, If you are asking, which will get closer to skin. Nothing gets as close as a razor. Razors actually take a microscopic layer of skin with hair. If you are asking about efficient stroke aim and no cuts, then a rotary shaver. Hope this helps.
If you coarse hair: exfoliate before, heat up your pores (hot shower), and use shaving cream... you will get a skin smooth shave. Those with fine hair will get a smooth skin shave dry without much effort.
I use The Cut Buddy one, but it all depends. If you get irritation, find one that has cooling like Eucalyptus, Menthol, Tea Tree. If your hair is really coarse, you should use one that is foaming or conditioning. Foaming shaving cream gets you a closer shaver with a rotary shaver, but you have to clean the shaver more often by powering on the shaver in water.
"My shaver stopped working during my shave" is the #1 bad review every brand gets. This is actually a customer education issue on how to clean rotary shavers. 95% of returns become gifts to my friends because they still work. If you dont clear the blades, the shaver will bog and freeze. Same thing for the other brands. Most of these shavers aren't different engine wise... many of the shavers in this video have same battery and motor supplier
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Love the video. I'm loving my bald buddy. Especially being disabled with scleroderma, makes it easier for me to shave my head without always asking for help. Well worth the money.
Love to hear this. We will always put disabilities as our main pillar when developing products. Im realizing the world is not accessibility friendly. Thanks for trusting us and if you ever have any issues shaving please reach out and I will personally help you.
@@TheCutBuddy you are more than welcome and thank for everything you do for military veterans. I'm not military myself for reasons known but come from a military family through our many generations.🙏 This was part in my decision in my purchase as long as the many videos you have and being very informative in them.
If I do have any questions I sure will reach out.
@rjw4la walker i personally didn't serve. We donate alot of the proceeds to veterans with disabilities. A few of our partners at our company are veterans.
@@TheCutBuddy ok I miss understood my brother in law on that part. Either way Thank you for that 🙏
Always have a customer in me
@rjw4la walker yep. The Bald Buddy was developed by myself and a co owner who was a marine. So maybe thats where he got it from.
That was one of the most real reviews we've seen and from a competitor.
You guys created something great! 🎖
Ive been researching a bald head shaver for my husband for a few days now and mixed emotions about the reviews ! Ive decided to support ur product! Appreciate ur video and honestly! Blessings 🙏🏼
That's love! Thank you. Most important thing about bald rotary shavers is keeping the blades clean and clear. Whenever you hear the shaver start to slow down, just keep it running and place blades under faucet of water. It will throw up all the debris and hair. Then it will speed back up!
I appreciate your honesty bro! I'm going to go with the product you're promoting- the Bald Buddy. I like the design and the flexible shaving head.
Thanks for a great video review!
Thank brother. If you need any guidance always feel free to reach out and one of us will help you.
Great review. Very informative and to the point. Thanks for taking the time to review these 4 shavers.
Lots of gems for us beginners. Much appreciated 🙏🏾
Finally! Somebody being real about these shavers thanks bro
Nice video. I picked up the free bird about two weeks ago and so far so good. I really like it. I'm a beginner. I've never shaved my head before and that thing worked like a charm. The first time I did it I cut it dry. I was happy with the results but last night I cut it wet and wow, it looks fantastic. Honestly, it was easier to cut when it was wet. It takes a little bit more time because of the cleanup and preparation but overall the tool did a fantastic job.
Yeah bro. I do wet in the shower. Thats my go to because it steams up your pores and softens you hair.
I was curious to see how well that shaver worked on black men's hair type. Every other review I've seen was always done by white dudes so I was like "Of course it would work on their heads because their hair type is different from ours." I may get one. Tired of cutting my scalp with blades because my hair pattern growth is all over the place.
Yeah I have coarse hair and have been using our product for 2 years now. When transferring to a rotary blade you have to give your head 3 weeks to really understand the new blade. We have some videos on our channel that show me using it and how close it gets. Using good exfoliation before and then using shaving cream really helps for coarser hair.
@@TheCutBuddyAin’t no way I’d give myself 3 weeks walking around like star crunch galore
@v3nomz349 Nobody is forcing you to change your routine here, but like anything in life, you have to give yourself time to learn how to use a tool or master a trade. Your lawn needs a few cuts to get used to a zero turn after being cut with a push mower for years. If you drive a sports car that has a manual egear, it needs some time to get used to the way you drive it. Once again, this video was not a sales video, if you are happy with your current shaver/blade then nobody is forcing you to change.
Much respect for your thoroughness in this video. Thank you, Sir!
Thanks boss! I look to be more active on youtube on these kinds of videos. Thanks for checking it out.
Great video. I saw someone else review it here a year or so back. Good reviews. I will end up buying one.
Let us know if you have any questions or need amy support!
Appreciate your honesty and candor thanks 🙏
@@casey00X it is only fair to give other brands respect and give consumers a fair choice
Great video. I’m new to the bald game. I bought the Remington last week and used it for the first time on Sunday. I’m enjoying your channel so far. Keep up the good content.
nice! enjoy it bro. Just make sure you keep the blades clean and store it in a dry place. If you have thicker hair, get you some good aftershave spray to help ease any shave burn or irritation. Usually takes 1-2 weeks for your scalp to get used to rotary blade movement since it's so different than others like trimmers, foil, or razors. So if you feel irritation the first 2-4 times, its just your pores trying to understand a new technique.
@@TheCutBuddyhey man, does the dipping in water cleaning method work with all of them?
@ELLIOT8209 yes in general. But you have to try to dip and run during your shave as soon as you hear them begin to bog. Waiting until the end of a shave could be too late. If you wait too long to clear out, you will have to open the blades and brush debri out. Hope this helps. If you are shaving stubble you will need to do this less frequently. If you are shaving 4 mm - 1 cm hair or coarse/thick hair, you will need to clear out frequently. If hair is longer than 1 cm, you need to trim hair down before using a rotary shaver.
@@TheCutBuddy got it. Thanks brother
@@ELLIOT8209 yw. Let me know how it works out. Have a blessed day.
Just ordered the Freebird elite shaver can’t wait to use it
Enjoy. Hope it helps with your shaving! Just make sure you clean the blades often of it will lock up / shut off on you.
This is a great video for beginners. A lot of stuff I didn't know was covered.
So glad to hear this. Trust me... when i first went bald I had to learn the hard way. had like 3 months of razor burn because I didnt choose the right products and regiment lol
I got a cut buddy for Xmas,,,love it.
Appreciate the video. I do think people who do these kinds of videos should be clean shaven though. I'm here wondering if they work and it's just your word.
Thats a great point. I have many videos using the Bald Buddy. Unfortunately, it would go against my company policies to overly promote another brand. But I will see what I can do in the future.
I just bought the Remington Balder Boss and will be returning it. It doesn't shave smoothly, kind of drags. I had one of the original Skull Shavers and it was smooth, but die after a couple of years. I'm thinking of going with the Skull Gold now.
Remington gave me my least favorite result because of the way the blades are designed. As for the motor. None of the shavers have a brushless motor. So these shavers will all have a 2 year life on their brush motor. The good thing is all of them should have a warranty. The shavers with the strongest motor will be your higher end skull shaver or the bald buddy. The bald buddy has the same power as the pitbull platinum. Maybe try both side by side before the 30 day free return is up.
Just ordered your product. Great video.
@TheCutBuddy Nice video, bruh! I'm also a Baldheaded Brotha (by heredity) and this video hit the spot! Lol I love that you called out the 🧢 from some of the other brands, while still giving them respect during your presentation. Haha I'm just bummed I didn't see it until now.
I just returned the Skullshaver I got for Christmas because it just didn't cut/shave close enough for me. (I've been using the Fusion 5 Blade for many years, so your info on razor blades was also very good. I generally don't have issues with my blades, but let's face it, $hit happens sometimes (bumps, nicks, etc.)). But...I have been in the market for a head shaver to make it less cumbersome, so I gave it a try.
I like that as a Baldheaded Brotha you've actually created something that seems to be for 'our' kind of heads. ✊🏿 I'm going to place an order today and try it out!
Thanks,
DMack
PS - As an Air Force veteran, thanks for your support!
The Andis foil shaver get a bit closer than a blade to me. I have corse hair as well.
I’ve been using the fusion 5 but it doesn’t seem to get me low enough on the sides. The skill shaver doesn’t get low either?
I'm supporting you with an order. Great review. I'm a long time bald man who wants to try a bald shaver for the first time. Let's see if this will save me away from the Gillette money pit
Thank you for the review. I'm wondering how powerful these cordless shavers are. I'm used to using corded devices and worry that cordless shavers won't compare. Also, how long does a fully-charged device work? Additionally, how long would it be before the battery stops taking charges?
@ChristopherDivona corded and cordless devices are pretty even now. The battery and brush motors in recent technology have improved a lot. Is a corded device more reliable, Yes. Fully charged shavers are going to give you around 70 minutes of usage. 50 minutes of higher power usage. You begin to see a drop off when battery is running lower. Each shave will take you 5 minutes or so. Battery life is a gamble. I have seen customers blow their motors and melt their cords. It all comes down to care. Li ion batteries are pretty reliable it's the brush motors that have a 1k-3k hours lifetime. The more stress you put on a brush motor, the less hrs it will last. Hope this helps.
@@TheCutBuddy - thank you for the reply!
Just bought the Bald Buddy for my dad on Amazon.
I upgraded from the Remington RX5 ULTIMATE to the Braun Series 9 Pro. The foil shaver shaves much closer and I am very pleased, I shave every day.
I haven't tried the $300 price point of the shaver yet since most of our consumers are upgrading out of disposable razors. Will have to give it a go one day.
Really dig your honesty.
As far as performance and durability, what’s better?
Hmmm... thanks for video !
definitely lots to think about but you should honestly be fine with all of these as long as you take care of them. Primarily cleaning the blades by running the shaver in a cup/faucet of soapy water. Good luck my friend.
How do they work for us guys who have skin folds on the back of our heads?
@tedbukowski hey brother! it will never cut you even if you have folds back there. You will have to bend your head forward or stretch the skin so it gets the pits or inner areas.
thanks for an informative video
Thank you for this video
Had recently purchased Remington RX7 and had my second head shave today. WOW, what a shaver. Really put it to the test today and shaved after a week off hair growth and it was just stunning. Such a great shave. I did get a bit of a redness on my neck the first time when I started the shave at the top and moved back but this time I started at the back with less pressure and it was so, so much better. No itch or burn. Perfect Shave. And only took about 5 minutes. (never used the turbo at all) 😊👍🏻👍🏻💯
Yeah back of neck is always sensitive because it moves/stretches constantly. The hairs on back of neck are so thin that I glide over it with my bad buddy for no more than 3-5 seconds. Then I spray on irritation aftershave treatment and keep it moisturized with aftershave butter.
Played you at 1.5x on the way to Target to make a purchase and I'm hearing a bit of a carribean accent 😂
Guilty as charged
Good presentation! 👍
My son is bald. Gonna get him the Remington. Thanks
Great I will look for the Bald Buddy
Was gonna get the Pitbull, but after reading reviews, being a Vet, I am going to go with the Cut Buddy. Plus, I gotta support someone, who made their own product.
I use double blade razors with lubricated strips.
Ive been shaving my head for 24 years and never had an issue.
Takes me too long on my coarse hair. Depending on the weather, my pores act different. So I bump up if my hair is stiffer in colder or dryer months. These shaves take me 2-4 minutes at most.
@@TheCutBuddy I have sensitive skin too. I shave in the shower. I soak my head in hot water and lather up my head really well. My head is Silky Smooth when I'm done. I shave it every 3 day or so. If you shave every day you're going to irritate your skin/scalp.
@rabbithole8592 totally agree. I only shave every 3-4 days. And I'll even feel my head to see if it's even ready to take on a shave. Those hot towels or showers are crucial for easier shaves. I even put some conditioner in sometimes to soften hair follicles. Have a blessed day king.
This was actually very informative. Thank you. Would you recommend an aftershave routine? Cream? Balm? For sensitive skin. Anything related would be helpful. Thanks!
@hajj623 thanks for the kind words. After you shave, let your hair air dry. Spray an aftershave that has salicylic acid in it. We have a good post shave spray, but their are others like tend skin and skin tight. After applying that, it will kill any bacteria and close your pores. I store my aftershave in the fridge! Then, I apply a bald/butter. We also sell a good one with Willow Bark and Witch Hazel. The key is to cake it on like how you would diaper cream to a baby. My newest thing is to wear a durag immediately after I apply it for 1 hour. Over the next 48 hrs, apply post shave or butter as needed. Silk sheets and durags definitely help prevent fibers from rubbing and irritating. Avoid touching your head with fingers!! Good luck.
New Black girl shaver here. Good to see a nuanced review - it’s rare! Thank you.
@@anniquesimpson7533 feel free to contact me for any advice! Info@thecutbuddy.com
Recently went from number 1 buzz to using the Remington skull shaver loved the shortness that it would go to and it felt so good after a few months decided to go the whole hog and went bald using headblade so easy to use have had a few cuts but still learning how to use it .
Yea head blade would irritate my head and cut my head. Shout out to you for going whole hog! Took me about a year to go from a trimmer to 1 bkade razor, then i converted to rotary shaver.
@@TheCutBuddy skull shavers are certainly a great introduction to the world of baldness and for some guys that's as far as they won't to go, but in my case I wanted to go totally bald I love the feel of a smooth shaved head, using the right conditioner/gel certainly reduces the risk of cuts with the headblade, I'm using mine every 2-3 days.
Did you say the head needs to be changed 12 to 24 weeks ;o this seems super often
Correct. The heads cost around $16. All depends on how often you shave. Some people only replace 2 times a year if they are keeping the blades really clean.
This was a great video bro. This is exactly the video I’ve been looking for as someone who uses a 3 blade razor looking to move to a shaver for my head. Thanks for the info on why razors aren’t the best I never knew that. I just prefer the true bald look/feel which is why I kept using it. I’ll have to check out these options I appreciate the video again.
No problem. I actually did a video recently where i had a razor and shaver go head to head in an inbiased competition. Have a great weekend.
Thanks for the honest reviews. I’m going to go with the Skull 💀 Shaver. I’m new to being bald. so I appreciate this video.
As long as you keep the blades clear and clean, you will be good to go.
Balder boss is a great shaver by Remington pit bull gold best so far silver version ok also balder pro version by Remington is ok , micro touch shaver is also good 😊
I been shaving my head for about 14 years. Trying to find a good one, I found a Remington, but that going tits up, it wont shave my scalp. I need razor, cause I dont wanna fork out 100 bucks. So I just placed a order for the bald buddy.
Welcome to the family. As long as you keep the blades clean and clear, it will be your best buddy. Please reach out to us if you have questions about anything.
Just picked up the Remington one from Walmart.
Interesting you say ‘’traditionally you used to use one of these…’’
Traditionally, would refer to what came before any of these machines you show.
I think a blade then razor at a traditional barber would have come way before we all tried to get a clean bald head like yours.
Apart from that, a decent review. I’m convinced now. A Wahl Balding clipper will suffice
Thanks.
I agree with you in whole. I think I was saying traditionally from the stand point of electric rotary shaving. Before there was ergonomic rotary, there was the handle bar design to shavers because they were designed for faces not heads. Sorry for any confusion, my vocab takes me to about 7th grade and the spark notes did the rest lol. If the balding clipper works for you, use it! if i were to use a clipper or trimmer, I go with a T shaped blade trimmer for balding over a balding clipper.
But thats only because I have used T-edgers my whole life. Best of luck!
Loved your video and should have watched it before I bought the NicroTouch Titanium Head Shaver. Just got it today and still feels a little stubby. And I don't think it will be a good as a blade. I think I'll be buying the Bald Buddy. Again thanks for the video
Hey bud. Are you using micro touch dry or wet? I haven't used that machine but just off design i would have chosen these 4 before that one. Would love to hear more about how you used it and what parts of your head were stubby still.
Freedom gave a good shave but fell apart after 6 months using 3 times per week.
i know it's build for your head,but can you also use is for your beard?
Stubble only. Just make sure you clear or clean them out or they will lock up if they eat too hair.
je vais tout juste le recevoir je suis a ma 1e essaie
@ChantalMimeault mon frère faites-nous savoir si nous pouvons vous aider avec votre expérience de rasage customer@thecutbuddy.com
And what is the name of a Skull shaver, please? Thank you in advance !
And thank you for the nice video !
I showed a few on this video. Our bald shaver is called The Bald Buddy. Thecutbuddy.com
@@TheCutBuddy Thank you so much ! I watch your video right now and watch it again, also big Thanks to you for your nice quiet voice. It helps.
this seems it would be awesome for women.. no not the bud lite drinkers..lol. my wife looking first ever leg shaver. saying if good for head, then should be good for legs . Any ladies using this. asking for a Wife.
My wife actually uses for her leg because the handle and ergonomics. We have many women clients. You have 30 days free return for full refund
Thank you for this. I am looking for a razor for my husband. I chose the bald buddy and the butter cream.
You'll love it. The most important thing for rotary shavers to run then in water power on when they begin to get full. They will begin to bog or slow down as they eat enough hair. Make sure the shaving cream is thin and lathered. The rotary shavers down like thick or milk shake shaving cream. They like to stay clear as possible.
I’ve had my baby bliss for sometime and was wondering if there was anything better right now on the market
Thank you for this video , from one bald dude to the next 👍
Im not even balding im goin thru a midlife crisis😭😭
😄 i went through my midlife crisis in my 20s 😄
@@TheCutBuddy yeah man im 20 and i got healthy hair and all but damn do i just wanna cut ut all😭
Loved the cleaning the blades in a cup of water idea! You kept it real for those of us with coarse and ingrown hair. Thanks for the info, bro!
Np brother. It all comes down to regimens for any shaving tool for us coarse hair users. Kinda like training for football vs rubgy. Prepping and post treatment are critical. But exfoliation and great aftershave are 100% the most important. As summer comes, don't skip put on sunscreen! I neglected that for many years because I assumed my skin was sun safe lol. Cancer attacks many if us and bald head men are easy targets for the sun. Enjoy your weekend!
Nice to know these don’t cause razor bumps, as I have course hair…I tried using a rotary shaver with three rotating heads, and it caused irritation and razor bumps.
@uwillbe your shaving routine has to change when transitioning from blade to shaver. Pre shave prep and post shave care are very critical. Also, it's going to take a few weeks for your hair pattern to get used to being cut a different way. Initially, it took me 4 shaves for me to understand that I needed to electric shave in the shower with shaving cream. I also learned what motioned of the shaver and how many passes my head could tolerate. My main findings were that I needed a good aftershave and butter. 50% of irritation comes from your post shave procedure. I also wear a durag for 1 hour after I shave to avoid any friction upsetting my head. Hope some of these tips help.
What shaving cream do you use?
I currently use thecutbuddy.com foaming shaving cream, and then I use the post shave treatment as aftershave. Then moisturize with the butter or the Bump Buddy.
The Cut Buddy skull shaver clogged up before I finished the first shave and did not rince out, it just stopped working.
I think the skull one is overrated
I just helped my uncle with this very same issue. He was pretty mad, until after looking into the blades and explaining to him that his hair was too long to begin with. After a thorough cleaning, and a quick 101 tutorial, his Bald Buddy is working perfectly.
When the blades were clogged, the Buddy would not work longer than a fraction of a second. That is by design. That protects the equipment from overloading and burning up.
Thank you for helping him! You are exactly right about the motor and long hair. Thank you for helping us.
Which one will give you the closest shave?
@ConradPhillips closest shave all depends on shape of your head and the mode of shaving. If you exfoliate and then use it wet all of these will get you to bald. I will say that the Bald Buddy has the same motor as higher end versions of these items. But in all honesty, when you have 4 fast/good cars, it comes down to the discipline of the driver.
The blades on my bald buddy is not the same as the ones he has in the video I can't take the individual blades apart like he can the back of the head is different.
Correct. This video is a year old. We changed the blades a few months ago to hindge design because many customers were dropping the individual blades down the sink. The product cuts with the same effectiveness. All we did was added hindges to the blades. Your version actually has an upgraded motor, which we added for free. We are actually doing some more changes later this year. We improve the item 1-2 times a year based on customer feedback.
I’ve had a Skull Shaver™️ about 5 months and it just quit on me. I JUST purchased Groomie BaldiePro.
Thank you! My husband put me to task to find him a good head shaver, he is ever so done with the trimmers. That said, i LOVE your trimmer and we havent even gotten one Yet. (Just found ya! lol) Reason? That handle. My man gets his head shaved by me, a distinct pleasure as he is very busy and its a mine time. But i have Ostoe real bad in the paws. That handle is going to be so perfect, i wont drop it, it will mitigate vibration better. Oh, thank you for thinking of the tiny things! I am sending this video to my better half so he can watch and confirm my findings through you. Again, thank you!
Thank you for your consideration! Please feel free to message us or email info@thecutbuddy.com any questions!
Appreciate it sir🙏🙏🙏
I was going to buy the pitbull shaver but I am going to order the cut buddy instead. I have lupus so I want to get rid of the patchiness. Does it come in pink?
Unfortunately, we only have 1 color set up now. We are currently supporting disabled veterans, so we have it in camo designs. Skull shaver has a purple or pink one if color really matters for you.
@@TheCutBuddy Nah. I will order yours.
Dry shave, working great 👍
Im glad you can use it that way! Sometimes, I wish I could too. Its so much less hassle. Just make sure you are cleaning out those blades often!
Yep I cleaned it twice ,great saver😆
But I bought some shave butter, oh I love it
U da man. Made a great shaver 💯
I really needed the opinion from a cool inventor product development black man for my husband's and son's shaving need! You're cool!! I'm saying it with you!! So proud of you and you're a young man!! Much more success to you!! Now I know what to get my son for his birthday! Thank you!!😍😍😍
Thanks for the kind words. Its comments like these keep me going everyday. If you have any questions before purchasing (even if you choose another shaver), let us know!
Cut Buddy. Thank you again!!
No joke; I've been spending the past week, non-stop, looking into head shavers. You have my attention! The only reason I'm leaning towards the kensen 7-blade shaver because it comes with attachments like a nose trimmer. Will you guys be offering add-ons like that?
Having a hard time avoiding razor burn on the back of my neck. I think it’s the uncertainty that’s making me spend too much time back there. Probably need a shower mirror
I used a shower mirror at first. But the neck hair is so fragile that 1 quick swipe of shaver will cut it. Avoid running it numerous times. I would also get some Tend Skin solutiom to put on your neck after you shave. It will work wonders.
Very helpful my brother. One love. Bless. ❤🔥
The 1st razor was the best one
11:07 gold!
My hair is pretty thick, so I do use a multiblade (3 bladed) disposable off brand razors (well I guess they are a brand ... "Schtick" or something close to that) , that last me about a week each .
2 reasons to use multi blade razors: a single blade (even a dual blade) wears out very quickly. Also, I've found that I pressed a single/dual blade much harder to the skull to get my slightly uneven head (got a few bumps along the years) well done .
With 3 (sometimes 4, when I'm splurging -- these days nobody's splurging) blades , I've found that I'm much more relaxed and don't put on as much pressure, so my skin is much less irritated .
Anyways, I'm looking into a machine like in this video because in the winter it gets a bit cold, and as I get older, it's not as much fun to take a shower each day (I shave my head with a blade in the shower) .
Thanks for the vid !
Yeah try one of them out. They all have return policy and good warranty. So if you hate it, you can return it.
Well I did it I ordered the Bald Buddy from amazon I cannot wait to try it out, I have been using the Remington Balder Pro for awhile but after watching this video I wanted to try something new.. Love your videos you're awesome very honest on your videos I'll definitely leave you review on it when I receive it
@JakeJones-e6x definitely let us know how you like it. Welcome to the family!
@@TheCutBuddy thank you and those awesome videos coming
@@TheCutBuddy well I had just received my Bald Buddy in the mail today and right away I had to try it, and WOW I love it. Best head shaver purchase I ever made..Excellent shave very smooth and no irritation whatsoever…I was also wondering should I use some kind of cleaning solution or just run it u dear water to keep the blades clean …Very happy customer 😊
@JakeJones-1972 warm water/shower water against running faucet is my go, too. But you can also put a little soap in a cup with warm water and run it in there! You will get used to listening to your shaver. Once it begins to slow or bog, it is time to wash it.
@@TheCutBuddy thank u
ALRIGHT WE HEARD ENOUGH....YOU COOL 🤣
@afrogroov 🤣🤣🤣 I got sick of hearing myself pat myself on the back.
My Cut Buddy didn't last for a year. Cheaply made.
Sorry to hear that. We can help you. You have a 1 year warranty. Did you contact customer@thecutbuddy.com for a replacement?
I heard the freebird breaks users out horribly
We are not freebird but I can comfortably say that if you are switching modes of shaving from blade to rotary shavers, it takes a few shaves to figure out your regiment. The users who break out are usually not following the steps coarse hair users should follow. Exfoliation, steam/heat, 2-4 minute wet shaving time, glide lightly over neck, close pores, aftershave solution with irritation formula, moisturizing, and lastly.... don't touch your head with your figures! If users don't have a regiment, rotary shavers aren't the best option.
Is the third one a Pitbull skull shaver?
Yes
Thanks for the honest reviews. I think I will stick with my leaf razor. If i were to buy one though it would be the bald buddy. Cheers.
Leaf is a good option because its and angled 1 blade. If i ever use a razor it will be 1 blade only. Cheers to you my friend.
My shark tank guy. Hope all is well bro
@@pricecottle4842 its well. Im healthy. How are you?
Which do you think is a more precise shaving method a straight razor or a pitbull skull shaver???
Hey bud, If you are asking, which will get closer to skin. Nothing gets as close as a razor. Razors actually take a microscopic layer of skin with hair. If you are asking about efficient stroke aim and no cuts, then a rotary shaver. Hope this helps.
I’ve been thru 2 skull shavers they don’t last
Does anyone know if these are close & a smooth finish?
If you coarse hair: exfoliate before, heat up your pores (hot shower), and use shaving cream... you will get a skin smooth shave. Those with fine hair will get a smooth skin shave dry without much effort.
Do you have a tutorial for what to do pre/post shave?
Yes check out our channel and you will see some shave prep videos. You can also visit thecutbuddy.com video library
Thank you Sir for the opinionated review...
Thanks I'm going to try but buddy.
Let us know if you have questions when you try it
I have the freedom Grooming i need blades how do I order them
We sell blades that fit on thecutbuddy.com but you can probably get them on their website.
What shaving cream do you recommend for your head?
I use The Cut Buddy one, but it all depends. If you get irritation, find one that has cooling like Eucalyptus, Menthol, Tea Tree. If your hair is really coarse, you should use one that is foaming or conditioning. Foaming shaving cream gets you a closer shaver with a rotary shaver, but you have to clean the shaver more often by powering on the shaver in water.
I use the Remington RX7 its the best one I've used so far.
So a blade chops your hair down to your meat. Sounds like a butchers cleaver !
I guess that's one way to phrase what hair cutting devices do.
The bald buddy gets terrible reviews so no thanks -:(
What reviews are you speaking of that are different from the other brands?
"My shaver stopped working during my shave" is the #1 bad review every brand gets. This is actually a customer education issue on how to clean rotary shavers. 95% of returns become gifts to my friends because they still work. If you dont clear the blades, the shaver will bog and freeze. Same thing for the other brands. Most of these shavers aren't different engine wise... many of the shavers in this video have same battery and motor supplier
How do you open the head on the shavers
Here is a resource on how to work on the heads: the-cut-buddy-help-center.gorgias.help/en-US/articles/shaving-heads-125539
Yo the ending was funny! Think I’ll order a cut buddy
Awesome reviews! I've got Remington and its sooo good!!
#BaldGang 🔥👨🏽🦲
SUPER helpful.. thank you.
Freebird dosent work. 100$ waste of money
Love my cut buddy 😊
😂 all the way to the meat! Thanks 4 the video!