Many men who are experiencing thinning hair or developing bald patches may ask themselves, "Should I shave my head?" Happily, going bald is now becoming more of a "look" and a lifestyle choice rather than a "condition.
" One of the best reasons to take the plunge is that shaving your head can put YOU in control of hair loss.
Sure, you can hang on to whatever is left, wishing for the glory days of your rock star decade and watching day by day as the hairline ebbs and the bald spot spreads; however, shaving your head ends all the waiting, wondering, and treating.
Many men wonder, "Will it look good on me?" I'm not going to lie-this look doesn't work on everyone.
Men with round faces and round physiques may not be good candidates.
However, it is surprising how many men look astonishingly good when they go completely bald! A bald head appears strong and masculine; it implies confidence and self-assurance.
However, a man with a shaven head-interestingly-also appears to be more approachable and even more compassionate! Women often remark on how a bald head brings out a man's facial features.
As you contemplate this bold move, don't forget to consider facial hair.
A few men look great without any hair on their head, but the majority of men who go bare create balance with a beard, mustache, or goatee.
Not only does facial hair soften the severity of the look, but your facial hair options will give you the ability to play up (or down) features in your face.
Facial hair can reflect your own style, personality, and charm.
Although shaved heads were once only seen on sailors, pirates, and "Mr.
Clean" (who is probably a reformed pirate, sentenced to a lifetime of community service), going clean-shaven on your noggin is an empowering way to respond to natural hair loss.