[Pousinha]

My husband shaves his own hair each month. And I do my own haircut since 2024 (but I don't shave to get bald ).

Many female celebrities have opted to have their heads shaved and it suits some

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It should be the right thing for everyone suffering from psoriasis, as in the worst cases they need to wash hair every day (and it's not a big deal in the case of medium to long hair, especially when we lack time).

[Yugocean]

Saving money is not an idea to show yourself bald, I am having haircut at home since Coovid times 2020. It is fine, experiymade me perfect.

[germainebull]

It should be the right thing for everyone suffering from psoriasis, as in the worst cases they need to wash hair every day

Shaving your hair can be a huge help because it makes it easier to apply medication and clean your scalp without discomfort. It helps keep the scales from getting stuck and reduces the pain when washing your head every day. Although it is a difficult decision for some, it essentially provides quick relief for someone with the severe challenge of psoriasis so that the skin can breathe.

[Netherrealmer]

By the way, at this moment I have no haircut because it's winter, it will kill me to shave my head during winter, but once it's summer again, my friendly buzzcut will do its business again.

[Pousinha]

It should be the right thing for everyone suffering from psoriasis, as in the worst cases they need to wash hair every day

Shaving your hair can be a huge help because it makes it easier to apply medication and clean your scalp without discomfort. It helps keep the scales from getting stuck and reduces the pain when washing your head every day. Although it is a difficult decision for some, it essentially provides quick relief for someone with the severe challenge of psoriasis so that the skin can breathe.

Suffering from psoriasis even hinder people to go to the barber/hairdresser cause aggressive treatments/products they often use. So learning to shave one's head (or at least, learning how to cut one's hair) is desirable (even if I understand it's a big deal for a woman to shave her head). I also suffer from psoriasis that worsened some years ago (even not at the point to need an everyday washing hair), so I'm afraid of hairdressers' products (especially considering I'm living in a disfavoured area). I'm sparing money, as I do my own haircut, but I'd prefer to spare money being healthy, no psoriasis at all.

[germainebull]

I am dying to learn how to shave my head.
Can someone guide me to tutorials?

[Fergal]

I am dying to learn how to shave my head.
Can someone guide me to tutorials?

Are you serious? What do you not know?