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It's the grey around my crown jewels I find a bit depressing. Maybe I need to go for the shaved look actors in gentlemans' videos sport. I just fear the consequences of a slip with the razor. And not something the average barber would/should cater for.
It's the grey around my crown jewels I find a bit depressing. Maybe I need to go for the shaved look actors in gentlemans' videos sport. I just fear the consequences of a slip with the razor. And not something the average barber would/should cater for.
also, being bald makes one aerodynamically superior. you can cut through the air like a slipstreamed ballet dancer, or a swooping swallow. If its pointy, so much the better
also, being bald makes one aerodynamically superior. you can cut through the air like a slipstreamed ballet dancer, or a swooping swallow. If its pointy, so much the better
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