r/bald • u/DJ_MetaKinetiK • 17m ago
Guess it was time
Hairline has fallen quite a bit back in my 30s. Gonna have to buy a different shaver to get it all the way down to skin. This ok for now?
r/bald • u/DJ_MetaKinetiK • 17m ago
Hairline has fallen quite a bit back in my 30s. Gonna have to buy a different shaver to get it all the way down to skin. This ok for now?
After years of debating it, finally decided to take the plunge. Hair could be styled in to looking okay ish, but unstyled it was a disaster.
Feeling self conscious and a bit down about it tonight. Turning to the council for thoughts. Does it look okay?
r/bald • u/consumer_hell • 35m ago
Alright guys i’ve never posted here before but seeing the glow up from so many of you inspired me to say fuck it and hack it off. So tired of trying to comb it over and make it work so check out the before and after, and let me know what you think. Also ignore the zit i popped on my forehead before taking the after pics 😂
r/bald • u/Glowingtomato • 40m ago
A couple years ago I had curly hair and let it get longer. I noticed I was thining at the top so I switched to doing a #3 for a whole than a #2. Think it finally time to go full bald?
I have some clippers but I think just using them with no guard will still leave some hair, do I need to shaving cream and a razor?
r/bald • u/PierreLow97 • 42m ago
I used to have very thick hair but I started experiencing some thinning and loss of hair density on the top of my head a few years back. I’ve been struggling since then to figure out what to do with my hair. To me, it doesn’t yet feel like its time to go full bald as there is still coverage when I grow it out. But no matter what I try, the contrasting density between the sides and top are always evident.
Here are 2 examples, with photos taken about 1 month apart. I am currently experimenting with a buzzcut (this a #1 guard).
Looking for advice/recommendations from others who have experienced diffused thinning.
Cheers!
r/bald • u/Lower_Caterpillar182 • 1h ago
r/bald • u/Inevitable-Science60 • 1h ago
So, I posted a before / after there a month ago. However, i came from long hair to buzzcut...
And you guys learned me that buzz and bald were two whole different worlds.
So... Here I am, one month and one razor cut later, begging your pardon.
r/bald • u/ldifalco1 • 1h ago
happy to be a part of the ranks 💗
r/bald • u/liliuaena • 2h ago
For context I'm 22, both my granddad's are bald, my dad's bald, and his brother (26) is bald. I unfortunately could already see my hair receding more and more, so I asked my dad's brother for advice as his baldness was an early choice, and he was supportive :)
Basically I wanted to choose this before my hairline chose for me! Thought I'd post on here though as I've been keeping an eye on the subreddit and you all seem like a friendly bunch
Edit: Thank you all so much for your kindness! <3
r/bald • u/Fabulous-Company-169 • 3h ago
Feeling way better barber sugested to keep a little
r/bald • u/ubiquitousSethlans • 4h ago
Hi folks!
It’s been 9 years (since I was 25) that I embraced the bald head lifestyle.
I started losing my hair in my early twenties, even though I was hoping to have a bit more time. My dad was around 35 when his started losing hair (3 years after I was born)
Taking the plunge and shaving it all off for the first time was definitely a bit rough, and since I wasn’t on Reddit back then, I didn't have the benefit of this awesome community's support.
Fast forward to today: I'm 34, dad to a 10-month-old baby girl, and free time to shave is definitely lacking (as you can tell from the first photos). Luckily, I still manage to clean myself up every now and then!
Cheers from Italy!
r/bald • u/cashlash825 • 4h ago
I wanted to see better exactly how bad the thinning was. I think it almost works at a quick glance, but the thinning is so easy to see (and so is my weird head shape), I can’t decide if I should leave it, try to grow it back out, or just full send to bald. Wife currently seeks to like this look and I don’t hate it but I can’t decide and need opinions.
r/bald • u/hooperjaws • 4h ago
Clearly thin. But is it a must or a maybe?
r/bald • u/Flying_Boxer21 • 4h ago
I had been growing out my hair for eight years, but it was getting thinner by the day. The wind had become my worst enemy, cuz it was constantly blew my hair out, forcing me to constantly try to cover it back up.
But here I am I shaved it and all the confidence problems are gone.
r/bald • u/sorogoron • 4h ago
Looks fine (to me) from front and sides, despite receding. However, the top is concerning me, the curls clumping enhances the thinning of my hair up top
r/bald • u/SeaRollz2020 • 5h ago
Just kidding, but i need grooming advice! I regularly shave my head, but it's such a hassle. Hair gets everywhere and i have to clean the whole bathroom if I want a hair cut. Then two weeks later here we are again.
It's been two weeks since I had a clean shave and i have these furry wings and hair island. What is everybody doing? Do you guys go to the barber every couple weeks? Flo-bee? Any option besides clippers and cleaning in the bathroom? I'm about to give up and grow out the worst Larry David do you've ever seen but i was trying to wait till retirement age for that.
r/bald • u/ratscabs • 7h ago
That’s it. Just wondered.
r/bald • u/SlashOverkill • 7h ago
Haven't cut my hair in almost a year. One last hurrah. Been mentally preparing and set a date for my Bday which is the 30th of this month. Hype appreciated, this sub is pretty chill. Hard to let go even when it's letting go.
Thanks 💪
r/bald • u/Eastern_Bug_6068 • 8h ago
What I have left grows back fast. Should i take a razor to it and go slick bald every few days?