Shaving vs. Buzzing: Which one is better?

At seventeen, they're still basically going through puberty... you never know what kind of ideas will cross their minds.
Why are you even surprised? A shaved head looks great on some people.
The other day I was at a grocery store in Orlando and saw this cashier with a mohawk. She looked to be about 38 or maybe early 40s.
So... honestly, don't make a big deal out of nothing.
By the way... why do you care so much about some 17-year-old kid?

He’s my best man

And once again, I’m not even stressing about my hair

Personally, I’m thinking about dyeing it blue—like, a true blue, not blonde—just because I wear so much blue during the summer and want everything to be all matchy-matchy

Though, I have definitely gone through those phases where I’d chop my hair off super short whenever I was dealing with a breakup or some other drama

If he’s started rocking Mart boots, we might actually have a problem. .. 😁
Usually, you see older guys going for the shaved look. Younger guys should probably stick to a hairstyle that isn't quite so loud.
Btw, there's a chance the barber just botched it and he decided to shave it all off to save face. ...

Ronald Sanchez14 said:If he’s started rocking Mart boots, we might actually have a problem. .. 😁
Usually, you see older guys going for the shaved look. Younger guys should probably stick to a hairstyle that isn't quite so loud.
Btw, there's a chance the barber just botched it and he decided to shave it all off to save face. ...

Yeah, I'm with you there. Otherwise, it would be a total disaster.

Haha, I don't think the haircut was that bad.

Mart boots? I really don't think that's his style, haha.

Amy Kelly said:Should you be worried if someone shaves their head?

She’s always had "normal" hairstyles, then suddenly—buzz cut down to the skin.

Male, younger guy.

I read somewhere that this can sometimes be a "cry for help."

Maybe it really is a cry for help, or maybe they just wanted a change of pace... honestly, I think it's pretty much impossible to tell without actually knowing the person involved.

I’d ask if someone just had a standard haircut or let their hair grow out long like a typical woman... would that count as an extreme? In my case, it definitely

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Tyler Price53 said:I’d ask if someone just had a standard haircut or let their hair grow out long like a typical woman... would that count as an extreme? In my case, it definitely

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And? How so?

As someone who actually gets it (and gives a damn), I usually have plenty to say about society, life, and... how this whole mess (the math) is even going to end up...

Nah, nothing like that at all.

The kosica is actually growing right now 🙂

It was probably just some kind of experiment.

Etogac. Sometimes people don't care enough, or they don't care at all—even when it’s blindingly obvious they should—and then suddenly, they start overreacting. It’s like caring is just some kind of weird social experiment...

Yesterday, I was struck by this sudden, inexplicable urge to just shave my head completely bald—you know, going full Britney Spears style. It’s a total departure for me since I’ve never rocked a shaved head in my entire life. To see if I could actually pull it off, I ran a quick edit through FaceApp, but when I showed the results around, about four or five people were pretty blunt in telling me it looked absolutely terrible on me. Honestly, I found their reactions quite fascinating! So, while I’m going to pass on the buzzcut for now, I have to face the reality that as my hair continues to thin out, I'll likely end up in that exact same position in a few years anyway. 😢 I really don't want to deal with that awkward stage where I have patchy spots on top but still have hair hanging off the sides. At that point, it just makes more sense to go completely smooth.

Sometimes people just crave a little shake-up after a certain vibe or reaction kicks in—they just want something fresh. And honestly, after rocking long hair for ten years, I finally decided to go with a standard masculine cut. Why? Who knows. I guess I just felt like I needed that shift for some reason, maybe to stop obsessing over my look so much. But nope, didn't work.

Amy Kelly said:And? How so?

Everything just shatters. Total fragmentation. In every direction life takes you.