The most common grievances that I hear voiced by bald men are shine, irritation under hats and those small plugged-up pores at the end of a hard day’s work. A bald head will accumulate the product under the sunscreen, shaving cream, and sweat that disrupts the pH balance of the scalp and welcomes an outbreak of crimson or pimples. In case of tight or scaly skin, the glare is increased, and a smooth shave becomes more difficult.
It is easy: when you have a proper bald head care routine, you will be able to maintain a healthy scalp, be more comfortably matte, and have a smooth shave every time. It is all about having a balanced scalp care that can stop the scalp dryness yet not leaving a heavy film, thus leaving the head in a clean, calm and confident mood.
We will adhere to evidence-based measures that will take care of the scalp microbiome and skin barrier. Our values are super mild cleansing, intelligent exfoliation to remove dead skin cells, glute shaving, light makeup moisturizing steps, and daytime protection of the sun. We use as many natural sources and plant extracts that are known to be soothing irritation, such as in a mattifying moisturizer with grape seed oil or shea butter. We steer clear of blends that tend to leave a residue on the skin and cause congestion at the pore.
Bald Head Care Bundle vs. build-your-own
An edited kit designed to target bald heads eliminates the Jack of all trades. The products have been selected to be compatible with each other in that their textures and various strengths match and, therefore, one step gives support to another. That assists in keeping shine at bay, prevents specks and keeps pores unclogged. When making a choice between a readymade kit and DIY, have a look at the Domepeace Bald Head Care Bundle Guide which compares it to its rival in a few brief bullet points.
When a kit helps
- you have not yet been accustomed in any way to continuity of procedure.
- You like convenient matches which wash away.
- You need an easy travel setup.
What to look for
- Gentle cleanser
- Scalp coffee scrub
- Slick shaving soap
- Mattifying moisturizer
- Broad-spectrum SPF
Step 1 — Cleanse (daily)
Clean the skin/lift dirty and oily with a soft facial soap or a sulfate-free shampoo. Take a shower with lukewarm water please, apply a massage of 3060 seconds, and rinse thoroughly.
Why: Buildup of products (sunscreen, shaving cream, heavy oils) accumulates in the pores; hence giving the skin.
Routine
- Morning – extensive bath (- wet in any place); moral if unclean.
- Night: full wash; twice cleanse heavy SPF days.
- Weekly: clarifying shampoo mildly in case the residue is still present.
After: Dry off and apply a light face moisturizer or a facial moisturizer so that it does not go dry.
Avoid: Hot water, harsh scrubs, sulfates and heavy oils- Awkward, they re-clog the pores.
Step 2 — Exfoliate (2–3×/week)
Best alternative: a scalp coffee scrub. Creamy base coffee that was fine-milled also provides controlled grit and slip, pushing off dead skin cells and clearing pores that are congested in an un-greasy film and reduces ingrown hair.
How to
- Then take a shower and massage for 1020 seconds (do not rub hard).
- Wash and dry then apply lotion to keep away skin dryness.
How often should I exfoliate my bald head?
Most shaved heads: 2–3×/week. Sensitive skin: 1×/week. Jump will be sunburned and stung at.
Avoid: The DIY grounds, nut shells, or even pieces of salt/sugar: The DIY ground may be coarse, so they will scratch and spike its way in.
Step 3: Shave for glide, not drag
Prep
- warm water or a quick shower to slacken up the stubble.
- Optional: minor additional: a few drops of light oil on how to move the razor.
- Place a thin layer of work on a slick shaving soap lather.
Here actually how to shave your head.
- Applied light pressure with a palm held razor.
- Definition Long strokes across the grain.
- Wash blades frequently and do not shave the same area with a razor frequently.
- Re-lather for any second pass.
Post-shave
- Rinse with cool water and pat dry.
- Soothe to prevent razor burn with an alcohol-free toner or aloe.
- Finish with a light, mattifying moisturizer for a smooth shave.
Step 4: Moisturize (and keep the finish matte)
Wet to avoid dryness and pacify dry skin. Following a shower or shave, use a thin coating of a moisturizer that is of a matty texture or a light moisturizer on the face.
Ingredients that work
- Grape seed oil: lightweight slip, quick absorb, helps reduce shine.
- Shea butter: softens and seals without a greasy film when used sparingly.
- Natural oils and natural essential oils: choose calming options in low amounts to avoid residue.
Coconut oil pros and cons
Advantages: powerful mechanism of occupation, smooths the rough areas, works well in cold dry air.
Cons: has the ability to clog pores and spike shine on oily heads. Apply sparingly or on a spot basis.
Cold-weather boost
Apply a protect moisturizing balm on to moisturizer, to add additional protection on windy days with low humidity. A very thin layer is used to ensure that the finish is matte.
Step 5: Guard against the sun (on a daily basis)
Use general sunscreen with a high SPF of 3050 in the mornings to prevent the damaging UV sunrays.
Source. Liberty University Medical Clinic Inc. Reviewed 4/8/2018.
Hat days
- Select breathable and UPF material to minimize irritation and grow hat hair.
- Continue using a thin coat of sunscreen on the bare edges.
Cut the glare
- Choose an SPF with a matte- finish so that the chrome dome does not shine.
- Noon or, possibly, upper a mineral sun powder.
Why scalp balance matters
Scalp care (also known as head care) decides that the scalp is just the same as the face: one that requires cleansing, soft exfoliation, moisturization, and day-to-day sun protection. A key concept is pH balance. Scalp skin areas that are healthy are slightly acidic (around 4.5 to 5.5 acid range) and they support the acid mantle and the micro biome. In case the pH becomes either too high or too low, oil control and barrier activity are impaired. It presents as additional shine, soreness, pain or stinging or irritability of the area following shaving.
A shaved hair is subjected to sweat, sun, and the dirt of the city, and the residue of shaving cream. In the absence of a routine, such a combination has the form of product buildup that gathers in the pores and around follicles. The outcome may include blocked hair pore, bumpy skin and ingrowing hairs. Smooth scalp care maintains the surface to be clean in order to have the blades slide smoothly and rinse clean, thereby lessening friction, crimson, and razor burn.
In case of bald men with thinning or absent hair, hair loss is not as a result of shaving, but the continued presence of the micro-inflammation would cause the scalp to become sensitive. Flaking and dandruff usually intensify in condition when the barrier is disturbed or oil gets collected. Hydra (pH-balanced cleaner), intelligent exfoliation to dead skin cells to jumpstart the skin, lightweight oil, all make the surroundings that dandruff prefers more soothing. In an event that persistent flakes/itching persist, discuss specific approaches with a dermatologist.
The result of good head care is a scalp that appears even, one that is comfortable to wear and one that has a smooth shave. Clearly you are in balance: There will be reduced shed gleaming in the afternoon, a smaller number of bumps, minimal skin ordeal and lastly, you won’t feel exhausted after the shower without any feeling of being ripped off.
FAQs
What should be the actual manner of taking care of a bald head?
Wash everyday with weak soap or shampoo without sulphur. Shower 2-3 once a week using a scalp coffee scrub. Shampoo with a moist shaving soap and decreasing pressure. Apply moisturizer which is not very dense. Complete with all day long sunscreen.
How many times has my bald head been moisturized?
Every day. Put on following the shower or shaving but when the skin is somewhat moist. A slightly rich layer should be used in dry or cold climatic conditions. When it is humid or oily, a lighter facial moisturizer should be applied.
Should you oil a bald head?
Light natural oils should only be used in small quantities and only when necessary. Make it the priority of a fast-absorbing and matte finish to prevent any residue, clogged pores, and additional shine.
Should I have my bald head exfoliated on a regular basis?
The daily routine of most shaved heads is 2-3 shaves a week. The sensitive skin may begin with a frequency of 1x/week. Apply a scalp coffee product and cease in the event of a redness or irritation.