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Home›How To›13 Ways to Take Care of a Shaved Head for Women

13 Ways to Take Care of a Shaved Head for Women

By Matthew Lynch
October 30, 2023
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Embracing a shaved head can be an empowering and liberating experience for many women. The key to maintaining a healthy and attractive shaved head is following proper care techniques. Here are 13 essential tips to ensure your scalp stays clean, moisturized, and protected.

1. Keep it clean: Just like regular hair, it’s crucial to keep your scalp clean by washing it every two to three days. Use a gentle shampoo and conditioner specifically designed for sensitive scalps to prevent irritation.

2. Moisturize regularly: Apply a nourishing moisturizer or natural oil like coconut oil or jojoba oil to your scalp daily. This will keep your skin healthy, soft, and supple, preventing dryness and flaking.

3. Protect against sun exposure: The skin on your scalp is delicate and prone to sunburn. Wear hats and apply sunscreen with a high SPF factor on your scalp before spending time outdoors.

4. Exfoliate weekly: Gently exfoliate your scalp once a week using a soft-bristle brush or an exfoliating scrub to remove dead skin cells and promote circulation.

5. Massage your scalp: Regular scalp massages help stimulate blood flow, promoting hair growth in case you decide to grow your hair back. Plus, it feels fantastic!

6. Use hair growth inhibitors: If you want to maintain your shaved head for an extended period, consider using hair growth inhibitors that slow down the growth of new hair.

7. Treat ingrown hairs: If you notice any ingrown hairs or razor bumps, use an over-the-counter treatment containing salicylic acid to reduce inflammation and promote healing.

8. Watch out for infections: Maintain proper hygiene by regularly washing your pillowcases and towels. Avoid sharing hats or other headwear with others to prevent the spread of bacteria or fungi that could lead to infection.

9. Tame flyaways: Use a light pomade or hair wax to control any baby hairs or flyaways that may appear as your hair begins to grow back.

10. Visit a professional barber: Get your head shaved by a professional barber to ensure an even, smooth finish. Regular touchups will help maintain a clean and polished look.

11. Embrace accessories: Experiment with different accessories like headbands, scarves, and hats to add some flair to your look and protect your scalp from the elements.

12. Stay committed to your skincare routine: Just like the skin on your face, your scalp needs regular attention and care. Establishing a consistent skincare routine specifically for your scalp is crucial to maintaining its overall health.

13. Love yourself and embrace the journey: Shaving your head is a bold move – own it! Be proud of your choice and find confidence in your new style. Remember, self-love is an essential aspect of any beauty routine.

By following these 13 tips, you can keep your shaved head looking fabulous and healthy while embracing a unique style that sets you apart from the crowd.

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