always trying to keep up with "hair styles" so to speak. I am Italian, maybe a little Greek somewhere in my distant past and tend to be a little furry down there. Anyway, over the years of doing all these ways of staying in style, I began getting small bald spots. Eventually to the point of looking like I had mange or something. Waxing removes not just hair, but sometimes the follicule, and over time (years) it gets pretty raggety looking. So I began keeping well waxed all the time. This did not help in the long run, just made things worse.
As a model, I shaved, and waxed and went natural
Then I heard about laser treatments. It is pricey, but after a series of treatments, nothing grows where it has been done. I jumped on it and now I am bald, smooth and soft. No shaving bumps. no tenderskin after waxing. At most a stray hair pops up and I can just pluck it, but even that is rare.
I know some men like a furry patch, but I love being bald and so far no complaints from men in my life since doing it.
As a model, I shaved, and waxed and went natural
Then I heard about laser treatments. It is pricey, but after a series of treatments, nothing grows where it has been done. I jumped on it and now I am bald, smooth and soft. No shaving bumps. no tenderskin after waxing. At most a stray hair pops up and I can just pluck it, but even that is rare.
I know some men like a furry patch, but I love being bald and so far no complaints from men in my life since doing it.
As a model, I shaved, and waxed and went natural
Then I heard about laser treatments. It is pricey, but after a series of treatments, nothing grows where it has been done. I jumped on it and now I am bald, smooth and soft. No shaving bumps. no tenderskin after waxing. At most a stray hair pops up and I can just pluck it, but even that is rare.
I know some men like a furry patch, but I love being bald and so far no complaints from men in my life since doing it.
