yes please talk about the story how you grew back thicker hair💯💯💯

@JediMastahh

Жыл бұрын

How’d this get 40 likes?😂

@JeesJoy

Жыл бұрын

@@JediMastahh magic

@beastmode4865

11 ай бұрын

Yesss

love your content bro, always pumping out good stuff

When you are 30 and your hair is that thick, you don't have a baldness gene.

@Inventor1488

11 күн бұрын

He clearly have but low level in the sides

Thanks for sharing.And highly expect the growing back fast video.

Great video. I super down to hear your hair thickening story!

Just discovered your channel yesterday, I am pretty much entertained watching your videos! Thank you

Great scientific analysis and look forward to future videos.

very helpful and entertaining if you do your story mate. all the best to you!!!

Absolutely LOVE MSM!! It makes your hair and nails grow super fast and keeps j joints happy! Thank you for your videos!! Epic🚀Love&light from California ❤❤

Loved this video...bald you looks like Mr. Cleans apprentice. Keep them comming!!!

i'm kinda excited to go bald tbh, i bet i'll pull it off well, the shaved head look aint half bad

@mistadude

Жыл бұрын

not everyone looks good bald but if you do you are blessed

@bendover7841

11 ай бұрын

The shaved look looks way better when you have a full head of hair. Otherwise you just look like a slaphead.

Great video my man!

It's not known about all these treatments, but getting good circulation includes the scalp. That's known, so that's what I'd focus on.

@dragosxtc1901

Жыл бұрын

So how do you improve circulation to the scalp?

@Bit-while_going

Жыл бұрын

@@dragosxtc1901 There's lots of things: aerobic exercise, drinking water, beet root powder.

@espada9noveno

11 ай бұрын

That's just USELESS against a Real hairlosd like alopécia,

I'm open to anything and all information when it comes to hair regrowth. Female male-pattern hair loss due to chronic trauma and stress is my guess for me. But, yes, please tell us your story!

@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw

7 ай бұрын

Its lymphatic stagnation caused by eating cooked foods. Some people have strong genes and resist it longer but eventually most succumb. To reverse it you must stop the foods that are causing it, go raw.

@Sodasaman

Ай бұрын

@@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw Source?

@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw

Ай бұрын

@@Sodasaman KZread will delete my comments if I mention the Drs website

@Sodasaman

Ай бұрын

@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw Just mention their name then?

@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw

Ай бұрын

@@Sodasaman Robert Morse TV

I've got cousins who have the same grandfather as I do - as our mom's (deceased) were sisters. They are bald, I am not. Our grandfather was not bald. Their FATHER however, was. In my experience over a lifetime of observation - I'll be 60 in September - more often than not, son's hair loss degree mirrors that of their fathers.

DHT determines if you go bald, it also correlates to your chances of prostate cancer in men, Finasteride and micro needling of 1.5mm depth with a derma pen over a derma roller and topical Minoxidil has been shown to enhance DHT stoppage and yes red light therapy and scalp massages that help promote blood flow to the scalp where the DHT will affect the scalp to stop or impede DHT production.

@yorkshireplumbing

9 ай бұрын

DHT is an anti-inflammatory, so the question is, is the DHT the cause or is it the response.

@treesaremadeofwood2145

9 ай бұрын

@@yorkshireplumbing the cause, hence when it's no longer in high levels hair loss diminishes and hair bulb size increases and Finasteride that in use with Minoxidil and the 1.5mm dermaroller or a 1.5mm derma pen for better hair bulb safety help promote blood flow to the areas for topical Minoxidil and Finasteride to take full effect once they have built to the level in the body to help density, shedding control and regrowth and scalp health. DHT causes skin thinning, mitigating DHT production keeps skin fuller and collagen production at a consistent rate. Testosterone levels among with blood tests for vitamin deficiencies is also recommended for optimal scalp health and hair and bulb density protection and production for recovering hair in certain areas depending on what stage they are at with hair loss and hair recovery.

@masonwelty8058

5 ай бұрын

You miss his point.@@treesaremadeofwood2145

-Do a video about the scalp massage(gelea) - could u possibly make a video on how u do your research its usually very extensive and detail thanks

What timing, I started thinking about this this week.

Please do a video on: 1. The head massage! 2. Your hair growing back way thicker!

I went bald by 23. It's been thinking since I was 19. It sucks. Went through a bunch of products nothing really worked except dht blockers but the side affects even topically were awful so u gave uo, got a buzz cut and put all sorts of concoctions, mixroneedling, Lazer cap, etc focusing on scalp health and follicles. Cdnt do prp (too damn expensive) and now I wear a hair system 4-5 months out the year, shave for the rest it is what it is

@NITS_ECE

11 ай бұрын

DOES DHT BLOCKERS REDUCES LIBIDO? AND WHAT R OTHER SIDE EFFECTS CAN U NAME THEM PLZ.

@sd91499

11 ай бұрын

​@@NITS_ECEI've been on finasteride for 6 months and have had no side effects at all

I'd like to hear about your story about your hair that had grown back much thicker (although I'm a bit sceptical about it).

@TheHungarianOak

11 ай бұрын

he is full of BS

Hmm yeah I was in the same boat and have been on Finesteride for about 5 years. I occasionally worry about the side effects, and find the automatic billing annoying, but I’m too worried that’s why I still have my hair to stop. I also do the biotin shampoo occasionally. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@kaisalis7895

Жыл бұрын

Ketoconazole shampoo helps too

@juiceer3320

11 ай бұрын

occasionally worry ? you either get them at first couple months to a year or you never and it's totally safe for the majority of people , we talking millions

@MrWARRIORMONKS

11 ай бұрын

@@juiceer3320 Not true at all, bad side effects can appear after 10 years+ Better just to use minoxidil or something and slowly lose your hair than take that shit IMO. I've tried fin a few times and got a lot of weird side effects personally and too many horror story websites online with suicides, total impotence etc.

@alexraymond-en4dd

10 ай бұрын

@juiceer3320 You can get side effects after long term use, you don't realise until you actually hop off.

The scalp tension is an interesting theory that is very underated in my opinion. I've been doing an exercise for many years where i slide my scalp forwards and backwards using the scalp muscles and this is great at supplying blood flow and loosening the scalp tension. I should be bald as well according to my family history but i have great hair.

@deshawnman3790

Жыл бұрын

How do u flex your scalp to pull it back?

@andrewparker3689

Жыл бұрын

@@deshawnman3790 using the occipitalis muscles, they're the ones in the back of the scalp that wiggle your ears. Not everyone can control them, and i never was able to either but i just concentrated and practiced until i could control them.

@Abandex369

Жыл бұрын

@@deshawnman3790You have to unlock it

@olegjunker2958

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewparker3689 how long u do it in a day ?

@youngchristie5188

11 ай бұрын

Scalp massages do not work. There are no decent studies that show any benefit of scalp massages.

Well, for me it was pretty clear cur and dry ... On my father's side, none of the men had beards or were able to grow one. But all had luscious heads of hair. On my mother's side, all of the men were bald but all had thick glorious beards. ... I have a great beard, and I'm losing the center back and front part of my hair, left with only the crown ... I'm 35.

@martinpospisil3747

11 ай бұрын

Both my dad and his brother are bald. My maternal grandfather has full head of hair and hes in his 90s. I hope I dont go bald. I feel like it might be true that you get that gene from your maternal grandfather because my dad and his brother are both bald but their dad (my grandpa) had lot of hair until he pased away this year. Anyway I hope we can find a cure soon enough I dont want to risk it.

@marvelousmike5488

10 ай бұрын

@@martinpospisil3747I speak from experience in saying, the baldness gene doesn’t solely come from your mother’s side of the family. The males on my mom’s side all had their hair into their 80’s. My dad and his brother are bald to the bone (Norwood 7). Guess what happened to me? Haven’t had a haircut since 1997. Nothing but shaving cream and razors till the day I die. Start pumping iron, and take up Brazilian jiu-jitsu mate!

yes! definitely want to hear the story and the theory behind it

By the time I was born, my dad, uncle, grandpas, and great grandpas had all gone bald. No females in the family have any thinning hair. Three boys born to my parents and one has perfect hair in 50s and the other two started balding in early teens and bald on top by mid 20s. We all look quite alike otherwise. Lifestyle wise, the one with hair ate close to vegetarian growing up, otherwise pretty similar. But I know lots of bald vegetarians and I've been one since 22.... I've been doing infrared light therapy for a long time (for general mitochondrial health and melatonin production...especially during winter months--I've got two 50w led bulbs, a hat, and a body wrap), and if there is a new hair I can't find it, but it does seem to significantly reduce recovery time from workouts and injuries...

nice vid would love to see more about hair

I’ve heard of people using moisturiser instead of conditioner before. You’re not that weird ❤

Definitely wanna hear the story!

can you try taking sea moss for 10 days or some timeline like that? been hearing a lot about it and would be keen to see your results.

I was not expecting your hair to actually look like the thumbnail omg haha!

id like to hear the story, love your vids ❤❤❤

Yes please, I want to hear how you grow that hair back

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾

I was the same. Nice, thick , easy to style into my 40s. 47 is when it started to thin on the crown.

thanks bro i appreciate this ❤

Rosemary, lavender, and peppermint oil all help with hair growth and balding. U can buy these oils separate and add to ur favorite shampoo. I use shea moisture jbco shampoo with added lavender and saw palmetto when I can find it in store. Also u can take biotin gummies or pills which I also take for the past 2-3 years. Drink lots of water. Ashwagandha can lower cortisol which is a stress chemical that can cause hair loss. Which I also take

I definitely want that Galea video!

@Eazydatdude91

Жыл бұрын

And the hair growing back thicker video

Also sulfur is believe to lower mda a common compound that rises in humans who experience hair loss.

Awesome bro. Just bought MSM in crystal powder form. That way I can take it orally for joint health and I will dissolve some in water then add jojoba/castor oil etc to apply topically to hair and scalp.

Please, more video about this very important (for me lol) topic !

We definitely want to hear that story

DO THESE TOPICAL DHT BLOCKERS BLOCK DHT ALL TOGETHER OR ONLY ON THE SITE WE APPLY THE TO?

i am partially bald on one of my sideburns and i lack body hair how can it be reversed?

I had a good friend taht never got a full hairline, in middle school he had male pattern baldness pretty bad, he shaves his head now.

I think I know the story from one of your neck videos. You lost hair right on the spot on which you would do head spins right?

@FocusedLucas

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

I used seed oil massaging my hair before goin' bed for a year and actually helped me to grow hair. I bought a litter bottle. Then I lost my hair after finishing the bottle and was lazy buying a new one. The effect was losing my hair. Then I cut them off so I can give them more boost. I think what makes good for hair is to avoid exposure to UV lights, such as monitors, sunlight, and so on.

Please make the video of you growing thicker hair

Great video

i have a question the if my grandman and grandpaw's side both had thick hair way into there 70's why am i balding ? at 21

Do you use the same brand of conditioner too or not at all and if not, why not? Also thanks for the vid. I've been loosing my hair since I turned 30 and tried a few expensive borderline painful products then just decided to accept it. The scalp message thing makes sense so will give it a try.

@sagovana

11 ай бұрын

The only way to save your hair is using a 5-ar inhibitor and maybe minoxidil if needed, or a transplant and a 5-ar inhibitor. No other types of products will do anything.

@jeffwagar1065

11 ай бұрын

@@sagovana I've been doing the scalp messages daily using the skin over scalp method for almost 2 weeks now as well as using a bit of argan oil lotion and I'm starting to see new hair growth where I had lost my hair. This might not work for everyone but it seems to be working for me.

@sagovana

11 ай бұрын

@@jeffwagar1065 Depends what the cause of hair loss is, not everybody losing hair has androgenic alopecia. If someone has that, the only prevention method is to block/reduce the hormones that the follicles are sensitive too as it is a symptom of gene expression. That cannot be prevented through any amount of blood flow or natural oils.

@jeffwagar1065

11 ай бұрын

@@sagovana I don't think you know what you're talking about. According to many people I have male pattern baldness and I seem to be seeing improvements. Plus it costs nothing to try and I'll believe the new hair growing from my head over someone randomly posting on KZread comments. Thanks for your advice buddy but maybe say less 😉

@sagovana

11 ай бұрын

@@jeffwagar1065 I don't think you've read the science or have any idea. Please tell me how a scalp massage going to protect dht sensitive hair follicles? It's a genetic response to androgens on the scalp that has nothing to do with blood flow. It's impossible to prevent that process with scalp massages and essential oils or any other home remedy. I really hope you don't find out the hard way, but if you insist on your current protocol without tackling the underlying issue, the only thing you will discover is a bald head 👴🏻

How many inches you grew in height after you hit 18

Recently went from 30+% bf to about 16%, and started noticing major hair thinning/loss. Zero hair loss in my genetics. So I'm kinda freaking out.

@RealRezzo

Жыл бұрын

How quickly did you lose weight?

@CoffeeonKorriban

Жыл бұрын

@@RealRezzo 175 to 150 in 4 months.

@jacobdebernardi4385

Жыл бұрын

@@CoffeeonKorriban That's really quick man, I'd pack on 500 more calories a day and see if the effects reverse

@CoffeeonKorriban

Жыл бұрын

@@jacobdebernardi4385 yup. Started that, we'll see how it goes. 👍

@RealRezzo

Жыл бұрын

@@CoffeeonKorriban oh that sounds fine, do you know how many calories you were eating?

It's not a guarantee that just because your maternal grandfather was bald, you will be bald too. You were just lucky! That's literally all there is to it

@ALLISMIND

11 ай бұрын

there is no such thing as "luck" in science. All effects have their cause and all causes have effects. Causes may be unknown but never absent

@eun_03

10 ай бұрын

​@@ALLISMINDhe meant that the guy was lucky to not have male pattern baldness in his genetic makeup.

@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw

7 ай бұрын

All balding is by lymphatic stagnation caused by eating cooked foods. Some people have strong genes and resist it longer but eventually most succumb. To reverse it you must stop the foods that are causing it, go raw.

@stevetb7777

7 ай бұрын

@@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlawSo there are no raw diet bald people?

@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw

7 ай бұрын

@@stevetb7777 No idea. Where I live I know no one who lives on a raw diet. I do know that there is more bald people than ever especially the young guys. Compare it to the 49s. Look at the photos.

how about MINOXIDIL 5%? I'm thinking to start using it but afraid of side effects. anyone using it currently?

What about your brother? If its a 50 50 split?

I would definitely be interested in seeing you try those head massages

apparently the mothers father being bald making you bald is actually just the WAY your hair falls out, so if your mothers father had the horseshoe hairline that is the way your hair will fall out, not IF you lose your hair. Also topical caffine has been found to mitigate hair loss almost or even as effectively as minoxidil

@beamzsalt4252

11 ай бұрын

minoxidil is way better than topical caffeine, unless you fall for studies done by alpecin

Can you do recommandations for growing a Beats?

My maternal grandpa had thick hair .. All of my mothers side .. My dad is bald he had thin hair from childhood but i have thick long hair and i am 18.. Will i bald or not 😭

Please make a video on hair story and scalp massage tecniques to relax gales

Why specifically msm lotion?

Tell us about how you grew your hair thicker

How to grow eyebrows long and thicker?

@dogsaregods6748

Жыл бұрын

Rosemary oil

What's the bonus tip

7:52 I would LOVE to see a video on this ngl

Need video for that head message thingy

Didn’t bald express by Sex influenced trait with autosomal trait so it can’t be thinking like sex cell 😢

Will we be getting a new skit on Sunday ?

Brother i have a genetics as my father has baldness and i am now 18 and i somegow suddenly stated to get hair fall and its not in small amount but insted in crazy amount if you can tell or anyone ple tell me how to fix it because i love my hair sooooo much and from my childhood everyone used to praise my hair and now i am scared

@aguy481

Жыл бұрын

Derek from More plates more dates has a supplement for it

@heetjani7573

Жыл бұрын

@@aguy481 thank you brother

My moms dad, and my dads dad too we’re both bald. My 2 bros and myself have full heads of hair, and we’re older than you. I wouldn’t think tea tree would be helpful, if anything I’d guess it would kill hair. But I don’t know anything about this stuff. 😂

Kinda stupid video but I appreciate you highlighting those studies and the effort you put into it. The reason I say this is mainly because you promoted the products. For all you know it could be speeding up baldness and you just have good genetics.

Believe or not they also do say that penis size is determined by the mom side! Is this true?

Actually we dont inherit genes from our ancestors in a 100% same form. Its called crossing-over and is occuring during meiosis on the germ cells.

1:17 typically? so are there males with xx chromosomes and females with xy?

@swiftez

2 ай бұрын

If you're talking about transgender-men and transgender-women, yes. But that is a conflict between biological sex and gender. Other genetic conditions exist, like Klinefelter syndrome where a male is born with XXY chromosomes, or Trisomy X where a woman is born with XXX chromosomes.

bro please i need to grow my corner hair please reply

@matimproves

Жыл бұрын

Yeah me too

@JassimMohamed-cu9rp

11 ай бұрын

Derma roller and minoxidil if u wanna use something other than minoxidil use rosemary oil but mix it was castor oil … do it twice a week and apply the oil the next day after the derma rolling … do scalp massages everyday and check your vitamins you might have some vitamin deficiency

dude got like the most perfect hairline i've ever seen

Finally i got yours shampoo from USA to my country Lithuania. About 4 years from 33 I'm struggling from weak hair, especially if i wash my hairs with simple cheap chemical shampoo. Only expensive shampoos with biotin holding my hairs in the right place +- )) But yours shampoo is just another level, hairs became much stronger on the head. It had all what i want- biotin, saw palmetto, rosmarine and many others natural ingredients and is three times cheaper than my... Thank You!

Let's be honest guys if you got the short end of the stick, you'll need to get on a 5 alpha reductase inhibitor like finasteride asap. None of these natural supplements will have any significant effect unless you're blessed with god tier hair genetics like Pigmie. When I was little I used to think you either go bald or you don't, but it's much more complicated than that. As I started thinning in my late late thirties I've done some researching and learned it's more like a spectrum often referred to as the Norwood Hamilton scale. I'm now 41 and on finasteride and rocking a Norwood 2 with some diffuse thinning which I'm fine with, sure I'd like thicker hair but unless it's blessed with Pigmie level hair genetics don't waist your money on natural supplements.

@Hazy1050

Жыл бұрын

I feel bad for uninformed people who stumble across this video that are actually prone to hairloss. Usually enjoy the video's but he is like Norwood -3 saying that he should be bald if not for some snake oil, doesn't realise how lucky he is.

@AndreasHamberg

Жыл бұрын

@@Hazy1050 unfortunately people outside the hair-loss community have no idea about these things, and I don’t blame them as I was equally clueless until I started seeing signs of male pattern baldness myself. Thankfully I took action in time, which unfortunately isn’t the case for many as the amount of misinformation out there is still spreading.

@SteveJonesOwnsDSP

Жыл бұрын

Did you do a full bloodwork profile before hoping on fin? I was recommended to do that first (by Derek from MPMD), so you know your baseline. Except the full test with all markers is near $1k or so, so I put it off. You need to know this in case you decide fin is not for you, and you need to adjust the levels back to normal. I'm also afraid of sides, and potentially post-fin syndrome, if I decide to get off

@AndreasHamberg

Жыл бұрын

@@SteveJonesOwnsDSP I did in fact, but only because of my bodybuilding endeavours. All tho over here you can get a comprehensive blood panel for 150$. But in my opinion it’s over kill, as fin is a FDA approved treatment used since 1997. There will always be outliers not suited for a particulate treatment but that the amount of fear mongering surrounding post fin is ridicules. You don’t hear people refusing penicillin treatment even tho there is a 10% chance of you being allergic to it, which is a far greater number compared to fin.

@gogagubinski7900

10 ай бұрын

Or topical android receptor antagonists which block DHT and T from binding to the hair follicles and make it look better as a result from my experience, with the approach of a medical study. One called KX-826 is currently being developed and tried in China and the US and it seems to be going pretty good so far. The systemic exposure and therefore tolerance to the treatment is supposed to be much lower than 5ar inhibitors which work systemically. They definitely can cause hormonal imbalance and a very wide spectrum of issues but I'm glad you can tolerate it - I can't.

Yes but rosemary oil was compared to the 2% minoxidil..

Bald Lucas isn’t real, he can’t hurt you

My grandpa on mother's side is bald, my dad has god tier hair genetics, he had a full beard at the age of 16 and he still has the exact same hairline and hair density since he's 16, (he's now 50). My grandpa was bald at his early 18's and i saw pictures of him being in the greek army at the age 18 and he was completely bald basically a horse shoe haircut and a bit of a moustache. now me, i have a full beard at age 18, for me it took 2 years longer to get it but i'm receding since the age of 16 and now basically I'm fcked. I wear cap all the time. I guess genetics is a savage.

@tormmac

10 ай бұрын

just get SMP imo

Could you do a challenge where you live without (smart)phone for sometime? I wonder what the effects are.

Sure, share the story sounds interesting!

Castor Oil is the best to stop hairfall. Apply 2 hours before washing your hair.

Please make a video on the story!

It’s more about your mom’s brother’s hairline(like 80-90%),if she doesn’t have one,check your mom’s maternal uncle. My dad has his hairline at almost 60,but my brothers have already lost their hair,because our uncle doesn’t have hair either,I still got a couple years of hair I guess

Johnny Slicks is a great brand for pomade.

Of course we want to hear the story.

Genes are not evenly distributed. One can take almost completely after one side or be more balanced. I used lotion too. Hair products really aren't needed it's just a marketing thing and those products are necessarily good for your hair or scalp too.

Then why do I have my dads hairline? he was a little bald and it’s happening to me…

Please do a deeper dive into the head massage

Awesome that you got to keep your hair. I've got to say that although your shampoo and lotion might slow down hair loss. It certainly is not stopping hair loss. The reason you still have your hair is, in all likelihood, your genetics. Just wanted to throw that out there so no one thinks that this is the best protocol for hair loss prevention. Also FYI hairloss caused by stress is not permanent and will grow back when stress levels return to normal. So dont worry about that too much!

@OGAesthetics

11 ай бұрын

ive lost 50% of my hair to stress in 1 year. u are sure it will grow back?

@Flappy9

11 ай бұрын

@@OGAesthetics I would see a dermatologist if I were you. Hairloss from stress is not permanent but you should make sure there isnt another cause.

@MrWARRIORMONKS

11 ай бұрын

Exactly, you wrote the comment I wanted to. Maybe best cast this protocol would slow down hairloss by 5%, but even that is hard to prove

@sagovana

11 ай бұрын

He was never losing it lol

All males are going bald. No 70 year old has the hair he had at 10. Minoxidil doesn't prevent baldness, it just thickens the hair as long as you keep using it (shreds away at the start, and fill fall out when you stop). Finasteride is prescribed to help stop balding.

But you gotta focus✨✨

I'm 15 now, I'm already dealing with hair loss and thin hair

Who remembers that this channel used to be about how to do flips? And it was the best at that😁

@samyakchhajed

11 ай бұрын

**Out of all flipping technique channels**

I think the maternal grandfather idea is mostly made up. I think it has a lot more to do with your parents than grandparents. Every man on my moms side is completely bald and they go bald really young too. I’m almost 30 and still have a full head of hair. You see my dads side of the family has really good hair genes. My dad didn’t even start to lose his hair until his late 50’s. I basically look exactly like my dad and my hair seems pretty much identical so I think it’s going to be the same for me. I have always been a little worried that my moms genes are going to show up and I’m going to go bald randomly but if it was all about maternal genetics I would have been bald a long time ago

@stfustfu7765

11 ай бұрын

It is random man...I am a male and i am basically my mother but male. I have her hair, her face but i am 202cm tall. I am pretty confident that my hair will never fall out, because it is a womans type hair. I assume this, hoping not to jinx it, but with good nutrition and health i will be more than okay. It is up to the individual...Drink a bunch of alcohol and you are fed up my man, your scalp will be dry and all that. It is mostly up to you, but with genetics taking its role. I wanted to just say that it does not matter if it is fathers side or mothers side...Its up to you.

@Incomudro1963

11 ай бұрын

I agree with you. In my observation over the years (I'll be 60 in September) it's very rare to see a son who doesn't end up looking like his father. Yeah, there is the occasional exception but those are rare.

bro my grandfather died young at 40 when my mom were 18 so i don't even know if he has hair loss

My hair started to thin by 25. Started to shave my head by 35. I wish i shaved my head back in my 20's. Honestly, i don't miss hair. Yeah, if i had a magnificent mane, I would gladly take it, but otherwise, meh, shaving is far more convenient and good looking