shave my head

I shaved it all off except for the bangs… i feel so free 5 days ago

I can’t believe it’s been 18 months since I added this goal, I have been to hell and back in that period. I still want to shave my head, now more than ever. I hope to start achieving this goal in 2012, I am planning to do it in three stages:
1 – get a partial shave to one side
2 – get an undercut
3 – shave my head completely 4 weeks ago

I did this last night. I only had about two inches of hair to start with, but it was worth it. 1 month ago

1. I am beautiful!
It may sound strange, but once I shaved my head I felt more confident in my beauty. I realize that beauty is about more that a length of hair.

2. People stare at anything.
If you shave your head and you are a woman you will receive lots of stares. Just take it in-stride. They are probably thinking:

1.that they wished they had the balls (or lady balls) to shave their head. 2. that your a skinhead. 3. that you have cancer. 4. that you are supporting someone with a disease. So they are staring at you because you are a badass!

3. Hair keeps your head warm.
You don’t appreciate something till its gone. My collection of hats and ear warmers has multiplied since I shaved my head. I have an unhealthy obsession with warm headgear. you will understand.

4. I am not going to do it again.
Shaving my head was something I wanted to do. But now that I have done it, I know I don’t need to do it again.

Bottom-line: if you want to do it take the leap and shave your head. You will find out things about yourself and others. Plus if you absolutely hate it, hair grows back.1 month ago

I’ll add more of this tomorrow, I have to go to work. The gist of it: the lady who cut my hair REFUSED to go any shorter. And she made me promise to not cry. 1 month ago

if your interested and willing to cut off your long hair and finish with clippers for a video. Contact me if your in the Northern NV area and want to experience what you have always wanted to do but are to scared or you just don’t trust a strangers. I perfer to chat for awhile to get to know you and you get a better feeling about me. Send your photo to davidmordhorst@yahoo.com no photo no reply im not being rude its just alot easier that way. Thanks David The photo is actual the cover of my book! 2 months ago

The idea is to let my hair grow out for a year. This will tie in with my goal of taking a photo every day for a year, until I turn twenty. Hopefully, I’ll be able to see how I change every day, and show myself that I can change who I am, as well as how I look.

I’m looking for a short buzz, instead of actually shaving my head bald. I’ve had my hair short for a few years, but never this short. Not even when I was a baby. This will either be a great experience or a complete spazz-out. We’ll see.

Best date for accomplishment: 20 Dec 2011 2 months ago

My friend has alopecia, and next year will be both her first year in high school and her first year not wearing a wig.

Her sister (a friend of mine), some other girls, and myself want to shave our heads. When people ask why, we can tell them about alopecia areata, instead of them just assuming that the girl has cancer.

On top of raising awareness, I just think it’s something I want to do in my life. I’m probably only going to do it once, but not shampooing or straightening my hair for several months sounds just wonderful. 2 months ago

I did this about 2 years ago after a tramatic incident. It wasn’t so Britney-esque and about makin a shout-out of what happened to me, but more like I-dont-want-to-be-reminded-of-his-hands-felt-on-me. All that to say, it was a pain to grow back out-I still havent gotten it to where I want it to be. But I do think that it made me look thinner, and brought out my eyes, which I have always liked anyways. It was very cold, as I did it in the winter, but it was in a way also very liberating to be able to know that I had taken the incident into my own hands, and didnt care in the slightest of what other people thought of it. Might I also recommend donating it if you meet the criteria? 3 months ago

I have wanted to shave my head and don’t know when I will do it. My hair os about 10 inches long at this time and I have never shaved my head off. As a woman, the social attitudes are stronger than if I were a man.

I would like to donate my hair when I do shave it off, but not for a cancer cause. Is there another cause to which I could donate my hair and maybe even raise money?

What is your advice? How shoould I go about doing it?
Stanzy 3 months ago