Ian a guy .I love my head shaved smooth. I love women that shaved there heads to. I would love to date one? It's really hard to find a place that's shaves heads bald in Minneapolis Minnesota. If I could find a place would shave my once a week I would go there to get it done.But I need a date bald lady?

Guys should just shave their heads like I do---save money on hair cuts and thousands on goofy looking hair pieces over the course of a lifetime. I'm 50, and people always think I'm in my 30's. Maybe I should go on a commercial and advertise how one can look over 10 years younger without a rug attached to one's head. I went to this "club" many years ago, when living in MN. After I was fitted with "my new hair"..lol....and as i was leaving, I overheard a stylist tell another stylist, "it looks terrible". But, I took my stylist's advice and thought I'd live with "my new (ugly) hair" for a day and try it out. About 8 hours is all I could take. The stylist told me, "you'd better get in here soon before the adhesive adheres to your head any more than it already has". Shoot, she really had to yank the thing off--but at least it was off, and I was back to my better looking self. Fortunately, I was within the 3 day money back guarantee period, and, despite the "club" ripping me off by saying I'd get my full refund faster if I forfeited one hundred dollars, I went ahead and accepted the balance. I guess I figured the stylist deserved 100 bucks in her pocket so she could keep feeding her family and continue making a living making other people look as bad as I did. What's funny about "Hair Club" waiting rooms is that the people sitting in them look like they're extremely embarrassed to be there, appearing like individuals waiting to go to the slaughter, some wearing baseball caps, which I suppose they use to not show off "their hair" that they're supposed to be so proud of....And I suppose magazines made available for reading are really meant to be used to cover the faces of the waiting clients, kind of like an alternative to climbing under a rock. I'm sure if I was a female, I'd resort to their services or those of another hair replacement provider, but, as for me, as a male, I prefer to be a man and not look like some guy sporting a goofy do. I wouldn't want to be tied to the Hair Club leash of having to go back for regular maintenance, dishing out 100 or so per month, or having to go back to replace "my hair" periodically, dishing out hundreds and hundreds. I have better ways to spend my money.