Smooth Crown

Your bald head deserves to be smooth and clean.

When it's done right, you are perceived as a dominant man.

After every shave, I use a 3 step, 5 minute routine that keeps my scalp in its best condition.

If you want the same routine I use, comment the word "formula" and I send it to you.

I shave my own head the same way I shave every client in my chair.

And the bottle of alcohol never touches it.

Most brothers expect the opposite from a barber. The splash. The burn. The slap on the back of the head.

That burn feels like proof it’s working. It’s not.

All alcohol does is shock the scalp and leave it more inflamed.

You feel clean for a second. Then it goes dry and tight, the flare stays up, and two days later you’re getting punished anyway.

And be honest with yourself. If alcohol worked, why do you still have bumps?

You’ve been splashing it on after every cut for years. If it fixed anything, your head would be clear by now.

So after the razor, I calm my scalp down instead of shocking it.

Same thing I do on every head that sits in my chair.

If you want the three steps I use after every shave, on my own head and on my clients, comment FORMULA and I’ll send them to you.

Comment the word “formula” for the routine I used on myself and my clients.

For a long time. Every cut, a little lower.

Low enough people already saw me as bald.

I told myself I was easing into it.

Really I was trying to keep the hair.

And that was the only thing holding me back.

I let it go. All the way.

Never even had to hide under a hat.

And the weight came off with it.

But here’s the part nobody warns you about.

Letting go is one day.

Looking like you meant it is every day after.

I’d been cutting hair my whole life, and my own head still humbled me.

Now I knew what my bald brothers were dealing with.

The burn. The bumps. The punishment on Day 2.

That’s where the confidence goes when the shave isn’t done right.

So I built a routine for the days after the razor.

If you want your bald head calm after you let it go, comment FORMULA and I’ll send you the 3 steps that keep mine that way.

I wonder what made him change his mind in Turkey. Tell 𝐁𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐇𝐨𝐨𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐑𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐫🏀 | 𝐌𝐫. 𝐁𝐞𝐥𝐭 𝟐 𝐀𝐬𝐬🥋 respect for staying Bald ✊🏾

Most bald brothers I meet already quit the razor.

Not because they wanted to.

Because every shop they tried rushed them out, went against the grain, and let them find out on Day-2. Bumps, burn, sting.

Do that enough times and a man decides his scalp can’t take a blade.

So he asks for the trimmers and calls it safe.

I’ve shaved over a thousand bald heads.

The scalp was never the problem.

The routine was.

Nobody showed him what to do before the blade, after the blade, and on Day-2.

The brother in this video used to think it was his skin.

He’s in my chair every month now. Razor. Calm on Day-2.

Nothing about his scalp changed. He runs a routine now.

Comment FORMULA and I’ll send you the same 3-Step Day-2 Calm Routine.

Baby smooth is why you’re bumping.

You know the move.

Shave, run your hand over the top, feel a rough spot, go back over it.

Press a little harder at the back.

Flip direction at the nape to get it perfect. Rub your whole head, feel nothing.

That’s the shave you wanted.

Next morning the back of your head is on fire.

Bumps right where you pressed harder.

And you sit there deciding a razor just isn’t for you.

Here’s what happened.

Smooth by feel means you cut the hair under the skin.

When it grows back it has to break through skin instead of coming out of it.

That’s the bump.

You didn’t get a bad shave.

You got too close of a shave, then went home and did nothing for the scalp it had to grow back through.

The ones who use a razor and wake up calm on Day-2 aren’t shaving lighter.

They still get it smooth.

The difference is which way they go across the head and what they do in the five minutes after, not how hard they press.

Then the same routine on the days they don’t shave, so the hair grows back through a scalp that’s calm instead of loaded up.

Baby smooth by look. Calm on Day-2. That’s the trade.

Comment FORMULA and I’ll send you the routine.

The hardest head I ever had to fix was my own.

I had the tools. I had the training.

And I still had the bumps.

Especially frustrating knowing I was supposed to know better.

And having no one to ask.

So after years of doing what everybody does after a shave.

Grabbing whatever was on the shelf and keeping it moving.

It made me realize something bigger.

The problem was never happening in the chair.

So I fixed it on myself first.

Now I shave my own head every week, charge myself $100 for it, and never think about bumps again.

It all comes down to one thing I figured out.

The punishment I dealt with after I cut my head bald was never my skin.

It’s what I put on it after the shave. And in between.

Most of it has alcohol in it. 🤦🏽‍♂️

If you want the routine, I use to stay out of that punishment, comment FORMULA.