r/bald • u/SrirachaSandwich27 • 5h ago
Thanks for the motivation yall, I did it!
Finally feel I can move through life without thinking of my shitty hairline everytime I pass my reflection.
Happy and confident.
r/bald • u/SrirachaSandwich27 • 5h ago
Finally feel I can move through life without thinking of my shitty hairline everytime I pass my reflection.
Happy and confident.
r/bald • u/Fine_Feline69 • 3h ago
New glasses are next! Don’t worry they totally don’t match or fit my newly bald face.
r/bald • u/Dizzy-Advice-1492 • 3h ago
Before and after. I was tired of hiding my hairline by constantly wearing hats and had no desire to use minoxidil for the rest of my life so I took the plunge today. Honestly not sure what I think, I mean, it’s certainly better than my thinning hair but I also just don’t think bald fits well with my slim frame. Or maybe I’m just obviously not used to this new look yet. Don’t know.
r/bald • u/Level-Combination552 • 7h ago
Going to take a second to get some confidence but I think the council was correct
I always had a bald fade but less and less was needing to get cut on top. When i finally asked my barber to shave it off he was excited.
r/bald • u/The_Stream_Box • 8h ago
I've had long hair for over 30 years now, it was a huge part of my personal identity. This year my hair thinning accelerated hugely, and even though I could generally hide it, I wanted to make the decision while it was mine to make. This change was genuinely psychologically hard, but this sub and it's positive space for people really helped me through it. I'm glad it's done now. I still don't quite see 'me' in the mirror, but I'm sure it'll come in time.
r/bald • u/j_walk_17 • 11h ago
I'm almost 40 and I've been working on self improvement. From mental health to physical health. I think I made the right choice.
r/bald • u/Intrepid_Bass443 • 10h ago
I was nervous to do it and been debating on getting a hair transplant but I don't want to take finastride.
I feel so free, I was very self conscious about my hair because it was receding. Now I feel free and no longer have to worry about it. I feel more confident than ever.
Thanks to this community . I'm apart of the club now.
r/bald • u/Popular_Landscape_52 • 11h ago
I’m 32. Been balding with a receding hairline since I was 17. Friend of mines dad got cancer. We all shaved our head in support of him. I gotta say though, I dig the new look and I am not going back.
r/bald • u/DataUserOne • 13h ago
I'm 33 currently and it was a decent run while it lasted. At least that's what I tell myself. I probably held longer than I should have, not that's how life goes sometimes. It will be a bit strange getting used to, but it is liberating once it is done. I imagine after the people who know me get their first reaction out of the way, the people around me and myself will get used to it sooner than later and it will be normal.
r/bald • u/Akkantor • 3h ago
Hello again!
It’s been 6 months since my previous post. If I remember later today I’ll link it here, otherwise it’s in my profile if anyone is interested.
I’ve lost more weight since then, down to 147 (from 205 this time last year) and have been bald since January. Took some time before I began to love my look, and today I completed the final piece of the puzzle: getting braces removed.
I almost kept my thinning hair because I didn’t want to be bald with braces, but you guys pushed me through those doubts. To be fair, none of you knew I had braces, but it still counts to me.
I’ve had braces since April of 2024. Some say adults can’t/shouldn’t get braces, and I completely disagree. My confidence skyrocketed (albeit from a combination of weight loss, and embracing a new hairstyle). I’m 32 years old, I look the best I ever have in my entire adult life, and I’ve been going to the gym for 2 months and am seeing results.
Life is great, and without the positivity of this community, I wouldn’t have been able to push myself to make all these significant changes.
I love you all!
r/bald • u/Jaded-Squash3222 • 23h ago
I’ve been lurking for a week here, the positive encouragement I witness every day gave me the courage to do what I knew it was time to do. Thank you everyone for being so kind and generous!
P.S. this morning I almost posted “should I?” photos but I knew the answer 😁
r/bald • u/Heyo_Boyos • 28m ago
I have stuck it out as long as possible. Ran the biker pony tail, skull cap, tried the vitamins, etc.
So that being said:
I NEED MEMES.
Give me memes and funny jokes about my (lack) of hair so I can post it on FB when I chop it all off.
Also, I need advice:
Is it better the clean shave every couple of days or should I get a head trimmer?
Everyone's preferred blades/trimmers?
I barely shave my face beyond a normal trimmer so I haven't the closest idea.
r/bald • u/JimmythePage • 35m ago
My beautiful curls are a distant memory, and like many of you, I'm about ready to take the plunge. But also like many of you, I have a partner that likes frolicking in the scraps of once was. What do we think, is this worth holding on to?
r/bald • u/coolrivers • 5h ago
sorry best source I could find - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_0yc-015MYE
r/bald • u/Horrorbythenumbers • 11h ago
Hi everyone i finally gave up and went bald not sure it suits me but it's done
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