I've shaved my head for over 15 years. All of your advise I've learned out of trial, error and experience. If may add a few secrets, rinse the blade after each stroke, and I use Witch Hazel that is a mild antiseptic and incredibly cheap, then moisturizer. Love my bald brothers!!!😁🦅
BIO OIL SOLVED MY RAZOR BURNS 😀 Hi, I always suffered very badly with razor burns and bumps after every head shave, it left me with a very sensitive sore head. But no longer. Before each head shave, I simply apply Bio oil to the scalp first, and then the shaving cream. It has changed everything for the better, I no longer have any burns, bumps or sensitivity that I used to get. It’s now a pleasure to shave my head and with even better results. 👍🏻
Using Witch Hazel right after you shaved is great on your skin. It heals it and will keep the bumps away. After it drys use an aftershave like Nivea or Proraso.
@@donaldallen7344 I haven't found it to burn. It is skin healing for the scalp and will keep bumps away. It is used for head shaves at a high- end barber shop near me. For all it does it is cheap and 1 bottle lasts quite awhile.
I've been using Hair Conditioner for years to shave my face. Tried all kinds of cream, etc. So far, hair conditioner works the best. Just leave it on for at least 2-3 minutes, if it dries up some. Either add more or just water Activate it.
I shaved my head to the skin yesterday for the first time ever, even went against the grain. Just so happens I also have the same razor blades he uses (Gillette Fusion), except I've used the same blade like ten times on my beard before I shaved my head. Before I even watched this video I doused my hands in 90% alcohol and rubbed it all over my head. Then I went over it with some beard cream after the alcohol evaporated. Absolutely no razor burn today and my head is extremely smooth. Still not used to the new hairdo, but it's not nearly as bad as I thought it was gonna look and I'm glad I dont have sores everywhere.
Bro the hair conditioner instead of shaving gel is the real deal. I shaved my head with shaving gel for 4 years and suffered getting irritation 95% of the time but I thought there was no alternative. Then recently I came across a video talking about using hair conditioner and gave it a try. There is no going back to shaving gel or cream. Now I have hardly any irritation at all and what really blew me away was the closeness of the shave which is so clean I actually love touching my head now after shaving because I just cant believe it. If you are suffering definitely give conditioner a go guys it has changed the game for me.
That's what I do for my face. Very, very cold water after wards. Then some Coconut oil on my face, let it their for 5-10 minutes and rub off excess. No razor burn afterwards. I also use Hair Conditioner as the Shaving Cream.
I've tried the razor you mention, as well as about 10 others, and the Defender razor with sensitive blade is hands down the best I've used. Still get razor burn here and there, but mostly because I'm kind of OCD when it comes to shaving my head. If I feel ANY kind of resistance when I run my hands over my head after rinsing, I'm going at it again until there's none. Thanks for the video!
I have been using Johnson and Johnson baby oil to wet shave in the shower against the grain and it gives me a nice super smooth shave with little to no irritation
Just sharing after a quick scroll through the comments and not seeing it mentioned. Use a DE safety razor to save money in the long run. Ditch the cartridges. Blades are so cheap, literally cents per shave. Nowadays, there's a lot of neutral (or very slightly positve) blade exposure razors that you can use with your eyes closed without nicking yourself provided you skin/scalp is well-lubricated. And speaking of which, use real shaving soap (preferrably a tallow-based one) applied with a shaving brush. The most important part of shaving, even more important than the razor and blades, is the lather/lubrication and the brush will lift the hairs in preparation for the cut. If you're on a budget, get the soap and brush first. Then get a DE safety razor.
I can recommend a braun foil razor: I’m much thinner on top than the sides, but it gives me a wet-shave finish on the back and sides, but not quite on the top. I believe it’s the straight-nature of foils, but I simply do a quick 5/6 swipes on top with a wet razor and it’s all then super slick!
Great advices, great video! Some of them took me a while too find out my self. This video can really help for people that started shaving or struggling with burns
Thanks man! I shave my head every 2 days and almost everytime I have the worst razor burn and I use the most expensive razor I can find and it still doesn’t help but I also I don’t use hot hot water and that actually might be my problem 😂 I really need to use this coconut oil your talking about 👍🏻
Really hoping so man I will be so happy. I've tried really hard to put out consistent helpful content since starting so I'll be over the moon. Thanks for the positivity. much appreciated 😃
Progikde razors are good with the pivoted head..I've ordered a headblade w which is amazing to use I've never suffered from head bumps thankfully but I do get razor burn occasionally the secret is to use a good cream or lotion so the razor can just slide across your head and as with all good barbers soak your blade in barbacide which is available on Amazon and is what the professional barbers use to stabilise there equipment
Coming to you from California, thanks for all the informative videos! They have really helped me out! I need to find a good moisturizer for my dome, any recommendations?
New video coming very soon on this topic but I just picked one up and so far it seems good. its a bit specific but its by "LAB SERIES skincare for men" - oil control daily moisturiser I try to find ones that are labelled as quick absorbing or non greasy etc to reduce the shine. Glad you liked the videos!
I sometimes shave my head but I prefer the buzzcut. I think some of the cheap razors are bet than they use to be, I like to use a clipper, electric razor hot towel then apply oil then foam then razor. What I like to add is jojoba oil to skin after a shave, the same oil I use on my beard, bearing in mind this will leave your head with a shine but the benefit to your scalp is worth it.
My best investment in the past years was natural honey shaving soap. Works sooo good ... The expensive Gillette Fusion Pro Glide doesn't cut the very thin tiny hair in between (in my case). But if you like the Fusion Pro Glide you can often get razor blades at Black Friday for half the price.
I have my own but I’m sad to say it is out of stock until next year. My second choice would be any face moisturizer for sensitive skin that is labeled non greasy or easily absorbed 🤝
There's this stuff, it's like $3.97 at Walmart, called "Shave Secret". It's a pre shave oil. Just a few drops gives you a very close smooth shave, and it completely eliminates razor bumps and irritation. It works very well, it's definitely worth looking into if you shave your head.
I use to get a lot of razor bumps after visiting the barber, then I realized it was the after shave which caused it. Next going to take your advice on the pre shave oil, conditioner and moisturizer.
Awesome vid man,i get a few bumps from time to time.I've been using a remington headshaver for a few years and it's really quick and easy.i recommend them ay.and you can prolong the life of your gillette's for a few extra shaves per blade on a leather strop 😉.i got the same razor for my face.it'll save ya a few dollars
If you rock a beard and beeing bald, I would recomend you try out almond oil. Best gliding oil for shaves and nice for beard care. Worked best for me. So, if you have trouble against the grain, try to shave across the grain. Also you can try to give your shave cream/gel/foam or soap a pit more time to soak in. Lather that dome up and brush your teeth and shave then for example. Instead of Aspirin get a Alum Block or Witch Hazel.
I've used witchhazel post shave and also Dr. Carver's Shave Serum followed by Dr. Carver's shave lotion. It seems to work, when I forget to use it I usually get a couple bumps on the back of my head. I use the Philips One Blade Pro to shave my whole head and sometimes my face too or I'll use my safety razor on my face. I've been afraid to try it on my head but I'm trying to get there because those one blades are expensive!
I just jumped in the shower (first time head shaver), turned on the hot water with some cold so I don't burn and just went at it. Holy shit it's not that easy. I buzzed it all off with just the clipper blade without attachments then jumped in the shower. I put on a gunk of petroleum jelly all over my head after I dried myself up. It worked out okay, I do have some razor burns and small only noticeable hair patches if you're up close, other than that, it all went well.
Wish I knew the coconut oil trick or shaving my neck area more gentle than the other areas before I got razor bumps .Are there any way to removing old razor bump scars?
Man I razor my head with 2-3day.is very nice video.every day no.the same with me.with Gillette fusion proglide flexball 3-4head shave,with prosheild flexball manual 4-5 head shave.but this rasor is the best the dorco,harry's razor,Wilkinson hydro headblade is good and quick shave.i use headlube.
I have to use J&J baby oil all over my legs (other body parts ) Before I get into a hot shower 🚿 2min wait and shave 🪒 with any good or cheap throw away blade I get good close shave
hi there after trying most of your advices i still have one question. i shave my head the same way as you do, gilette fusion and against the grain. but the problem is every time, one day after my headshave my skin looks like "goose flesh"...mostly on the sides of my head....do you know what i can do?
I just shaved my head with a wet razor for the first time and my scalp looks like a minefield. Painful. Should of watched his before attempting the first time.
I'm a girl I'm not balding, but growing my hair is irritating 😭. After shaving, my head was so smooth on Day 1 and 2, a few days later the itching started and it hasn't stopped it's been a week . My head is freaking itchy y'all, it's flaking, the razor burn and bumps are so bad😩. It's such a struggle sleeping and sitting during the day😭
Hello! Important video.for my head i use scrub bee bald product, after shave balm for head bee bald and mosturizing bee bald spf 30.product bee bald is the best for my head
Hey man, thanks for the suggestion. I am yet to trey any products from the BEE Bald range but I will do in the future I am sure. I'll be cheeky and see if they will send me some stuff for review.
@@Baldcafe coconut oil is good!my father is a dermatologo for the skin.aspirin good for the acid salicilic.good scrub for head?bicarbonato Lemon ,miele and yogurt greco,for hai ingrow, Bumps but i prefer bee bald .for my head use cremo shaving cream, headslick o Nivea men sensitive gel o Gillette foam.razor dorco pace 6 plus for ever.5 pack in Amazon 24 euro! 10 mounth!
I'm using the gillette 4 blade whatever lol how often am I supposed to change the razor head? I shave my head about 4 times a week which is like 16 times a month & I heard you're supposed to change the blade once a month, is this true?
Getting that perfect product on my head after i shave is my concern, i want something that is going to make my head feel good, also what is good to keep the shine down? some guys want their head to shine but i do not.
Bondfinesse Hey man, did you see my latest upload? Some good tips in there to reduce head shine. Excited to release my own product next year. I think it’s a game changer in my opinion.
Hi guys. I'm a 23 year old black male and I've noticed some balding happening on my head. So I decided to shave every piece of hair off. But unfortunately my head almost got rotten from razor bumbs and I'm still recovering. What can I use to prevent this?
I hope you found a solution my bro. I also experienced razor bumps but used coconut oil as my scalp oil and also make sure the place your sleeping is clean, fresh pillow case. Makes a huge difference over time.
Have you tried using conditioner sounds crazy but seriously try it out see what you think you’ll notice the difference !!..I use the Pantene pro v smooth & sleek conditioner £1.98 in Asda for like 350ml 🪒🤫
I have a full head of hair when I fucked up my self haircut I went to zero and shaved using a razors well ended up with a head that was bleeding and covered in cuts
Shout out to all my beautiful egg head brothers out there
Nice
Just approx 20 of us are shouting 😂
I prefer a hand shake us bald men are distinguished after all 🧐.
right back at ya mate 🥚🥚🥚🥚👨🦲
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I've shaved my head for over 15 years. All of your advise I've learned out of trial, error and experience. If may add a few secrets, rinse the blade after each stroke, and I use Witch Hazel that is a mild antiseptic and incredibly cheap, then moisturizer. Love my bald brothers!!!😁🦅
I use Witch Hazel after every shave with a cotton pad
BIO OIL SOLVED MY RAZOR BURNS 😀 Hi, I always suffered very badly with razor burns and bumps after every head shave, it left me with a very sensitive sore head. But no longer. Before each head shave, I simply apply Bio oil to the scalp first, and then the shaving cream. It has changed everything for the better, I no longer have any burns, bumps or sensitivity that I used to get. It’s now a pleasure to shave my head and with even better results. 👍🏻
Thank you mister! I couldn't find any good advices in the women section! You saved my scalp friend ❤️😉
Seems like we ended up here for the same reason :D
Using Witch Hazel right after you shaved is great on your skin. It heals it and will keep the bumps away. After it drys use an aftershave like Nivea or Proraso.
Does witch hazel burn or sting?
I've never tried Witch Hazel but thanks for the suggestions. could be a big help for some others in the comments.
@@donaldallen7344 I haven't found it to burn. It is skin healing for the scalp and will keep bumps away. It is used for head shaves at a high- end barber shop near me. For all it does it is cheap and 1 bottle lasts quite awhile.
Agreed, I've been using witch hazel as an after shave for a decade. No burn and feels great.
@@donaldallen7344 If it does burn/sting the shave wasn't smooth. When it starts to sting less you are on the right path of getting better shaves.
I've been using Hair Conditioner for years to shave my face. Tried all kinds of cream, etc. So far, hair conditioner works the best. Just leave it on for at least 2-3 minutes, if it dries up some. Either add more or just water Activate it.
The tip about using hair conditioner really works, thanks.
I shaved my head to the skin yesterday for the first time ever, even went against the grain. Just so happens I also have the same razor blades he uses (Gillette Fusion), except I've used the same blade like ten times on my beard before I shaved my head. Before I even watched this video I doused my hands in 90% alcohol and rubbed it all over my head. Then I went over it with some beard cream after the alcohol evaporated. Absolutely no razor burn today and my head is extremely smooth.
Still not used to the new hairdo, but it's not nearly as bad as I thought it was gonna look and I'm glad I dont have sores everywhere.
damn you must have really thin hair. Lucky!
Bro the hair conditioner instead of shaving gel is the real deal. I shaved my head with shaving gel for 4 years and suffered getting irritation 95% of the time but I thought there was no alternative. Then recently I came across a video talking about using hair conditioner and gave it a try. There is no going back to shaving gel or cream. Now I have hardly any irritation at all and what really blew me away was the closeness of the shave which is so clean I actually love touching my head now after shaving because I just cant believe it. If you are suffering definitely give conditioner a go guys it has changed the game for me.
Brian what conditioner do you use?
For real? I have always wanted a razor shave, but i get bumps
This solved my razor burn issues as well.
I use a natural conditioner.
Cmon man, you can't say how well using a hair conditioner has benefitted you without saying which one it is. Which one do you use!?
@@hattirohanza Which one do you use?
Shaved against the grain daily for 4 years-After I throw on cold water-followed by rubbing ice cubes on your head. 0 razor burn every time
Thats awesome man thanks for the suggestions
That's what I do for my face. Very, very cold water after wards. Then some Coconut oil on my face, let it their for 5-10 minutes and rub off excess. No razor burn afterwards. I also use Hair Conditioner as the Shaving Cream.
Was this with a razor?
@@Keythecomedian No. a Potato peeler
Were y’all razor burn prone prior to your cold water and ice regiment?
I've tried the razor you mention, as well as about 10 others, and the Defender razor with sensitive blade is hands down the best I've used. Still get razor burn here and there, but mostly because I'm kind of OCD when it comes to shaving my head. If I feel ANY kind of resistance when I run my hands over my head after rinsing, I'm going at it again until there's none. Thanks for the video!
I also apply baby oil before apply shaving foam. And it works
Nice one good suggestion. I'd imagine it works similar to the coconut oil theory.
Harry i love that T-shirt with the little logo, that is the coolest thing
Thank you so much. I haven't made any announcement yet but.. check out the first link in the description 😊
I have been using Johnson and Johnson baby oil to wet shave in the shower against the grain and it gives me a nice super smooth shave with little to no irritation
Just sharing after a quick scroll through the comments and not seeing it mentioned. Use a DE safety razor to save money in the long run. Ditch the cartridges. Blades are so cheap, literally cents per shave. Nowadays, there's a lot of neutral (or very slightly positve) blade exposure razors that you can use with your eyes closed without nicking yourself provided you skin/scalp is well-lubricated. And speaking of which, use real shaving soap (preferrably a tallow-based one) applied with a shaving brush. The most important part of shaving, even more important than the razor and blades, is the lather/lubrication and the brush will lift the hairs in preparation for the cut. If you're on a budget, get the soap and brush first. Then get a DE safety razor.
I can recommend a braun foil razor: I’m much thinner on top than the sides, but it gives me a wet-shave finish on the back and sides, but not quite on the top. I believe it’s the straight-nature of foils, but I simply do a quick 5/6 swipes on top with a wet razor and it’s all then super slick!
I use tea tree conditioner on my head instead of any shaving cream or gel. I find it helps with cutting down on irritations and keeps the skin happy.
Awesome video. Right to the point. Excellent suggestions and done in reasonable amount of time. CUDDOS!! Thank you Sir !!!!
Anytime man 👏 glad you enjoyed it 👍
Great video - this is why I buzz my hair, this is too much effort, lol! Yes, I am lazy but respect some people would want to try this :)
He's right about the conditioner if it drys just wet you head slightly & good to go again
Great advices, great video! Some of them took me a while too find out my self. This video can really help for people that started shaving or struggling with burns
I started balding at 20. By time I hit 23 it was gone on the top and crown. 25 now and I shave it down with a T Trimmer then us a Foil shaver
The One Blade is definitely close enough for me. I guess it's just a personal thing and maybe because my hair colour is quite light.
Yeah I think personal preference place a part. I was pretty impressed with it too considering its size and the price.
Thanks man! I shave my head every 2 days and almost everytime I have the worst razor burn and I use the most expensive razor I can find and it still doesn’t help but I also I don’t use hot hot water and that actually might be my problem 😂 I really need to use this coconut oil your talking about 👍🏻
Great video man. defo hit 1000 subs by the new year
Really hoping so man I will be so happy. I've tried really hard to put out consistent helpful content since starting so I'll be over the moon. Thanks for the positivity. much appreciated 😃
You’re a genius bro, some great tips, thank you very much. 👍🏻💈
Progikde razors are good with the pivoted head..I've ordered a headblade w which is amazing to use I've never suffered from head bumps thankfully but I do get razor burn occasionally the secret is to use a good cream or lotion so the razor can just slide across your head and as with all good barbers soak your blade in barbacide which is available on Amazon and is what the professional barbers use to stabilise there equipment
you should try the Defender razor. It is great. It has 3 blades with independent suspension.
That's what I use too bro 👍
I have Pitbull electric razor it's pretty expensive but well worth it
Coming to you from California, thanks for all the informative videos! They have really helped me out! I need to find a good moisturizer for my dome, any recommendations?
New video coming very soon on this topic but I just picked one up and so far it seems good. its a bit specific but its by "LAB SERIES skincare for men" - oil control daily moisturiser I try to find ones that are labelled as quick absorbing or non greasy etc to reduce the shine. Glad you liked the videos!
Really good informative video, thanks!
You gave very good advice thank you
I would highly suggest remington rx5 trimmer xr1500 it takes minutes and you get exactly same result as a blazer
Thank you man! Just starting and I've learned alot from you!
I sometimes shave my head but I prefer the buzzcut. I think some of the cheap razors are bet than they use to be, I like to use a clipper, electric razor hot towel then apply oil then foam then razor. What I like to add is jojoba oil to skin after a shave, the same oil I use on my beard, bearing in mind this will leave your head with a shine but the benefit to your scalp is worth it.
I love to use Pinaud after shaving and once dry, Nivea.
My best investment in the past years was natural honey shaving soap. Works sooo good ...
The expensive Gillette Fusion Pro Glide doesn't cut the very thin tiny hair in between (in my case). But if you like the Fusion Pro Glide you can often get razor blades at Black Friday for half the price.
Hi @baldcafe what moisturize do you recommend?? And thanks so much in advance 💛🙏!!!! You are beyond incredible btw,
I have my own but I’m sad to say it is out of stock until next year. My second choice would be any face moisturizer for sensitive skin that is labeled non greasy or easily absorbed 🤝
There's this stuff, it's like $3.97 at Walmart, called "Shave Secret". It's a pre shave oil. Just a few drops gives you a very close smooth shave, and it completely eliminates razor bumps and irritation. It works very well, it's definitely worth looking into if you shave your head.
Do you still use a shaving cream after applying the oil?
@@Accountant_of_RS you dont have to use shaving cream too, but it doesn't hurt to.
Coconut oil b4 the shaving foam... I'll give it ago.
Really good advice
Great video. Awesome tips!
Thanks a lot bro. Very informative
My pleasure. Thanks for watching and glad you liked the video.
GREAT ADVICE.
Thank you 👌 🙏
Great video. Thank you!
I use to get a lot of razor bumps after visiting the barber, then I realized it was the after shave which caused it. Next going to take your advice on the pre shave oil, conditioner and moisturizer.
Thanks for the video! What is the moisturizer that you are using in the video if you don't mind sharing it?
Awesome vid man,i get a few bumps from time to time.I've been using a remington headshaver for a few years and it's really quick and easy.i recommend them ay.and you can prolong the life of your gillette's for a few extra shaves per blade on a leather strop 😉.i got the same razor for my face.it'll save ya a few dollars
How do you deal with your neck. Been getting alot of ingrown hairs..
So so useful and also I have to say you look smoking hot man, both in a really close to skin shave and when you have some slightly growing back hair.
Nice tips, thanks but you change your blade every three shaves? wow, is that necessary?
Thanks for the tips.
too good man :D bless you BALDI
Great video! What moisturizer do you use?
So what is a good moisturizer to use after shaving? I use Nivea Post Sensitive Balm.
I use the same and it's been working well I then use an additional oil.
I heard the more razors can cause ingrown hairs. Idk . I use a twin blade .
I'm not balding but I am really tempted to shave my head. Never done it. Just gonna wait for the weather to be a bit warmer though.
Give it a try 👍 something different
I use a electric shaver in the shower and still get razor bumps ( not irritated just look like pimples)
Which electric shaver?
Thank you,.this is a big help
If you rock a beard and beeing bald, I would recomend you try out almond oil. Best gliding oil for shaves and nice for beard care. Worked best for me.
So, if you have trouble against the grain, try to shave across the grain. Also you can try to give your shave cream/gel/foam or soap a pit more time to soak in. Lather that dome up and brush your teeth and shave then for example.
Instead of Aspirin get a Alum Block or Witch Hazel.
I'm thinking of using witch hazel. How long do you have to leave it on your skin? Should I rinse it off before applying moisturizer?
I've used witchhazel post shave and also Dr. Carver's Shave Serum followed by Dr. Carver's shave lotion. It seems to work, when I forget to use it I usually get a couple bumps on the back of my head. I use the Philips One Blade Pro to shave my whole head and sometimes my face too or I'll use my safety razor on my face. I've been afraid to try it on my head but I'm trying to get there because those one blades are expensive!
Cold water splashed over head and face after shaving.Works
I use conditioner and shaving cream. Its divine
Bloody nice mate
" sacrifice length for comfort" - hmmmm that might not catch on Harry 😂
😂 🤦♂️
Can a Eletric Shaver effectively substitute razors?
I just jumped in the shower (first time head shaver), turned on the hot water with some cold so I don't burn and just went at it. Holy shit it's not that easy. I buzzed it all off with just the clipper blade without attachments then jumped in the shower. I put on a gunk of petroleum jelly all over my head after I dried myself up. It worked out okay, I do have some razor burns and small only noticeable hair patches if you're up close, other than that, it all went well.
Bro you are the man
Buy a BRAUN model No 9 and you get a beautiful shaved head.
I have been suggested this one a few times now. Added to my list! I think I will pick one up and it will be the next one I review. Thanks
Wish I knew the coconut oil trick or shaving my neck area more gentle than the other areas before I got razor bumps .Are there any way to removing old razor bump scars?
i wish it gives a bald shop for bald peoples
I use (bump patrol)maximum strength it has aspirin in it works very well been using it for 10yrs
is using conditioner a good option?? what i know that conditioner isn't recommended to be used on scalp
Man I razor my head with 2-3day.is very nice video.every day no.the same with me.with Gillette fusion proglide flexball 3-4head shave,with prosheild flexball manual 4-5 head shave.but this rasor is the best the dorco,harry's razor,Wilkinson hydro headblade is good and quick shave.i use headlube.
I have to use J&J baby oil all over my legs (other body parts ) Before I get into a hot shower 🚿 2min wait and shave 🪒 with any good or cheap throw away blade I get good close shave
hi there after trying most of your advices i still have one question. i shave my head the same way as you do, gilette fusion and against the grain. but the problem is every time, one day after my headshave my skin looks like "goose flesh"...mostly on the sides of my head....do you know what i can do?
I just shaved my head with a wet razor for the first time and my scalp looks like a minefield. Painful. Should of watched his before attempting the first time.
I'm a girl I'm not balding, but growing my hair is irritating 😭. After shaving, my head was so smooth on Day 1 and 2, a few days later the itching started and it hasn't stopped it's been a week . My head is freaking itchy y'all, it's flaking, the razor burn and bumps are so bad😩. It's such a struggle sleeping and sitting during the day😭
please help me...am also going through same issue....what you have done to cure the razor bumps....
good tips.
Great tips! Razor burn sucks!
Thank you! Hoping this is going to be a very useful video for a lot of people.
Hello! Important video.for my head i use scrub bee bald product, after shave balm for head bee bald and mosturizing bee bald spf 30.product bee bald is the best for my head
Hey man, thanks for the suggestion. I am yet to trey any products from the BEE Bald range but I will do in the future I am sure. I'll be cheeky and see if they will send me some stuff for review.
@@Baldcafe coconut oil is good!my father is a dermatologo for the skin.aspirin good for the acid salicilic.good scrub for head?bicarbonato Lemon ,miele and yogurt greco,for hai ingrow,
Bumps but i prefer bee bald .for my head use cremo shaving cream, headslick o Nivea men sensitive gel o Gillette foam.razor dorco pace 6 plus for ever.5 pack in Amazon 24 euro! 10 mounth!
@@Baldcafe your head after scrub is very beautiful! You prefer Gillette fusion proglide manual, with vibration? For mi manual
Without the vibration. I didn't notice any difference with the more expensive "power" version.
I've got some Dorco razors on the way. really looking forward to trying them out.
Beautyful man
Just all product placement for a task that is pretty damn straight forward
Apply soap. Apply razor to head. Done.
I'm using the gillette 4 blade whatever lol how often am I supposed to change the razor head? I shave my head about 4 times a week which is like 16 times a month & I heard you're supposed to change the blade once a month, is this true?
I changed mine in the past maybe every 5 shaves or so
Thanks
Welcome
Will face moisturizer work on head?
Getting that perfect product on my head after i shave is my concern, i want something that is going to make my head feel good, also what is good to keep the shine down? some guys want their head to shine but i do not.
Bondfinesse Hey man, did you see my latest upload? Some good tips in there to reduce head shine. Excited to release my own product next year. I think it’s a game changer in my opinion.
Nice
Alum block helps too 🥸
Grt videos bro go on i like Ur videos
Would bio oil be just as good as coconut oil
Is it possible to shave full wet hair with safety razor
Why do you have to wipe the aspirin off? Why not rinse it off with water? Surely you have to remove it completely so you can then moisturize?
Hi guys. I'm a 23 year old black male and I've noticed some balding happening on my head. So I decided to shave every piece of hair off. But unfortunately my head almost got rotten from razor bumbs and I'm still recovering. What can I use to prevent this?
I hope you found a solution my bro. I also experienced razor bumps but used coconut oil as my scalp oil and also make sure the place your sleeping is clean, fresh pillow case. Makes a huge difference over time.
You should switch to safety razor is the best
Will the coconut oil cause acne?
Never seen anyone get acne on the top of the head
Have you tried using conditioner sounds crazy but seriously try it out see what you think you’ll notice the difference !!..I use the Pantene pro v smooth & sleek conditioner £1.98 in Asda for like 350ml 🪒🤫
Do you still use conditioner?
@@chaudhary4253 sometimes mate it’s great stuff super slick !!
I have a full head of hair when I fucked up my self haircut I went to zero and shaved using a razors well ended up with a head that was bleeding and covered in cuts
It goes away time right?, I dont shave consistently so I was just wondering
Forgot with between away and time lool
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How will we shave everyday if we have 1000 razor bumps?
DONT shave every day