As Michael Jordan taught us, once you start to go bald, it's best to just cut it all off. Skip the combover and never pay for a haircut again by shaving your own head.
Or you might just like the style or want to see how you look with a shaved head. Either way these instructions can help you do it right.
- Buy a set of professional clippers. By cutting your own hair you'll save $10-$20 a month, so splurge for nice clippers that will last you a decade or more. Ideally go to a beauty professional store rather than Walmart, and be prepared to spend $50-$100 for the real thing.
- Cut your hair standing on a sheet on the floor, or in your shower, to catch the loose hair. If you cut it out doors, then you do not need to worry about hair on the ground.
- Set the clippers to the shortest setting. With most makes this means removing the guard completely. Avoid using an electric razor on your head as it does not work that well and the noise will drive you mad.
- Choose to do it yourself or get help. You can do it yourself with practice, or get someone to cut your hair for you. If cutting yourself, it's easiest to do it naked and just before you plan to shower, so you won't worry about getting the cut hair all over yourself.
- Begin at the nape of the neck and run the clippers in rows up over your scalp to the front.
- Be sure to give extra attention to the nape of your neck, the sideburns, and just over the ears.
- Check the style. When you think you're done, use a mirror to check, and try running your hand all over your head. You should be able to feel any spots you've missed.
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