Also, what is good to apply that will keep hair from growing back quickly? Thanks guys.
Yeah just get a pair of clippers that has a very close shave option. It's damn near razor close without the ingrown hairs and skin irritation.
lol yuck, can't imagine having ingrown hairs on a bald skull, that's nasty.
Regular razor every 2-3 days w/ any generic shaving cream you can find -- I shave across the grain with as few strokes as possible -- then moisturize w/ a sensitive skin lotion or aftershave once you're finished..
Gives you a closer shave, but also can cause my razor burn and irritation.Across the grain? Thats different, whats the intent with that?
Headblade all the way.
Bump
hahahah, nice. Better yet I love when someone posts a serious post replying to someone in some thread about a cycle from around 2005-2006ish...hah
On topic tho, I shave my head once a week![]()
Damn, everyone is bald in this bitch lol
I used to rock the beach bum hairdo, then spiky hair, and then a fauxhawk.
Now I shave it, its effective for training, and its combat effective. :bigok:
But I want the terrorists to see my dirty blond flowing hair and tanned muscles as I pump some 30 mike mike in their arses![]()
Damn, everyone is bald in this bitch lol
I've been shaving my head for years.
I tried the headblade but it cut me something fierce. I do like the headblade shave cream though.
I use either a schick quattro or Gillette fusion. I shave everyday because it like it to be smooth. If I skip a day it's harder to shave.
I tried using an electric shaver for a while, it appears to shave as closely as a blade, but it grows back too fast.
I can't bring myself to use a straight blade on my domepiece.
I just use a disposable Schick. Go with the grain. I use a face wash afterward to clean up and it helps to keep the red bumps from showing up. Slap on a little lotion and it's go time!
And electric shavers are great for touch-up work. Running an electric over a spot that has some tufts is better than running a razor over that raw skin again.
I just wish there was an easier way to put on t-shirts. It's like battling the evil Velcro monster every day.
What is your Combat experience?Now I shave it [...] and its combat effective. :bigok:
I used to rock the beach bum hairdo, then spiky hair, and then a fauxhawk.
Now I shave it, its effective for training, and its combat effective. :bigok:
But I want the terrorists to see my dirty blond flowing hair and tanned muscles as I pump some 30 mike mike in their arses![]()
I don't think they have any, I think there just trying to shoot the ****.What is your Combat experience?
The type of hair really doesn't have any relevance to the duties/directive outside the wire, you'll go weeks and even months without getting a hair cut, everyone of my friends who are still in the Marine Corps have low regs/full hair or shaved heads, high and tights are a no go and my friend who is with the Teams has a full beard and mane right now, he's got a card that says "this person is authorized relaxed grooming standards in support of special operation missions, cease and desist all detention and drawing attention of this individual. Any further inquiriers are to contact XXX-XXX-XXXX for confirmation"
I don't think they have any, I think there just trying to shoot the ****.
And yes there's a difference between a shaved head and bald, I'm bald and losing your hair could suck for some people but I adapted and embraced it.
When in a fight for your life, it would really suck if the other guy can grab your long hair and use it to pull you into a position with your head twisted and slit your throat. It has effects, it is a possible advantage to the enemy. This is not "Conan the Barbarian".
As for combat exp, none atm but looking to get some in life. But I have seen its effects in wrestling(greco-roman) for I have done that.
The only purpose spec forces do it is to not be so easily picked out as an American soldier. It serves no combat purpose, and in fact would give a smaller % chance to an enemy in CQB
:hmmm: Wow you're really on the ball with what you know, got any more brotactic advice. Do yourself a favor, quit while your ahead because you sound like an idiot chiming in with you bull**** armchair opinions and anyone who looks forward to seeing combat is talking out of there ass.
I would strongly advise you to disconnect yourself from this David Koresh mindset that is existing in your head, I'm not a parent so I'm not good dealing with children such as yourself and the issue of hair regulations is past. You talking about praying for a revolution daily purchasing an M4 far from impresses me with your bat**** crazy talk and you wouldn't know the first thing about combat nor the mindset. I proudly served my Marine Corps as a grunt and so with that I'm honored to have trained younger Marines and hopefully my leadership reflected them one way or another and ingrained/taught them to survive the rigors of combat but it's very disgusting and very disheartening for my brothers to give up there lives for the Corps as well as the preservation of this country so nutjobs like you can breath and infect the rest of this country with the garbage that you have just said.Yes I do look forward to combat, its why I am putting 1,000 towards my M4, Undecided Side arm coming first, and a few other special items i cant say.
I dont plan to die of old ageI plan to be useful and make changes in this world, and I am praying for a revolution daily.
Any other questions? Brotactic advice that has been documented and proven I guess doesnt count...Jeeze its weird its standard for so many military functions...No issues of lice, or other parasites, combat effectiveness, it wont flow into your eyes and possibly cause an issue while shooting, I mean wtf are you?
so your an indoctrinated grunt that is a slave to the "hive mind" effect of politics? might as well jump in a river. my brother is a marine but thank God he is not like how you pesent youself