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Inspiring!
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@stubblybuck99
Spring cleaning
Inspiring!
Just a little trim
Nice transformation
Inspiring
Hard working baldy!
WOW!
New year, new look! The first customer of the year, always wanted to be NW6. After years of inner debate, and some light tweezing, he finally got rid of all his hair on top and is after all, now very happy with his new look!
Dream trip to the barbershop
Buzz buds
Who wants to join in on the fun 😏😈
A barber that excited over my bald head would be quite stimulating
LOL... wish it had been that easy.
MPB clean up. What a thrill to sit in the barber's chair, bald head glittering under the lights, and have the fringe clippered. Would be a great day
Found on the Internet archive
You Don’t Have to Shave It All Off: The Power of Owning the Fringe
Look at this photo. Classic male pattern baldness in full glory: the horseshoe is here, the island up top is shrinking fast, but the sides and back? Still hanging in there like loyal soldiers.
A lot of guys see this stage and think, “Time to buzz it to the wood, no half-measures.” And hey, the shaved head looks badass on plenty of dudes (The Rock, Bruce Willis, etc.). But it’s not the only option.
This is the “grow the fringe” era, and honestly? It can work.
Letting the sides and back grow out a little (even just an inch or two) does three magical things:
1 It creates contrast. A naked scalp with stubble on the sides screams “I’m in denial.” A little length says “I know exactly what’s happening and I’m steering the ship.”
2 It softens the whole look. The sharp line of a fresh buzz can sometimes make the bald top look more severe. A slightly grown-out fringe blends everything together.
Is it for everyone? Nope. Some faces absolutely pop with the chrome dome. But if you’re not ready to go full cue ball (or you just prefer having something to run your fingers through on the sides), growing the fringe is a perfectly legit move.
Moral of the story: male pattern baldness gives you a canvas, not a verdict. Shaved, fringe, whatever—you do you. The only wrong choice is the one that makes you check the mirror and wince.
Rock the horseshoe. Own the fringe. Or don’t. Just don’t let anyone tell you there’s only one way to be bald.
Historic MPB.... Vermont Senator George F. Edmunds in the late 19th century
Cute as a button
Guess you are, Daddio!
Today I'm thankful to have choices... be bold and bald, or wear a toupee if you want, but we ALWAYS know you are bald underneath.
Ad from 1957 Orlando Evening Star... for 85 cents, let's hope for a traditional clipping, shaving and polish of the bald head. And then a whisper of talc and bay rum to finish the job.
Close shave.
Historic bald head... MLB pitcher Dave Heaverlo kept a very rare shaved head in the 1970s