I shaved my head and now I have dillema.
 

Should I still use hair shampoo or is ok if I use shower gell on my head now?

VERY interesting :1orglaugh

good question......id say go with shampoo

use windex and a shammy

Can't see it would matter - but you could buff it shoe shiner...

shampoo is fine

I was asking from time saving point....using only one liquid will save me some time , but not too much so I am not sure if it is worth it.

one liquid should be fine till your hair grows again :2 cents:

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

LOL. SkinHeads are funny.
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If you arer serious you must keep using shampoo

Use shampoo when there is no hair?

clean it as you would your arm..or leg....

The dermis on your scalp will secret more oil than the rest of your body. This is because it expects hair to be there and it is its job is to condition it. Shampoo is designed to remove the build up of these oils better than shower gel. A dandruff shampoo works really well because it keeps the shine on your head down while conditioning the skin to reduce flakes.
There are also shower gels designed to work as a shampoo and body cleanser you could try.

Great answer

most soaps will tend to dry your scalp out too

doesn't shampooing dry out the scalp and cause the hair to grow back faster?

shampoo :)

That's why I suggested using a dandruff shampoo.

I still can not decide ..shampoo or shower gell,but there is another thing I would like to ask also.
Should I use after shave balm on my head after shaving or not, and if I should which one would be the best to use?

For best effect, use:

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Too much to figure out...grow your fucking hair back :2 cents:

Hon, the only difference is a matter of seconds. Is your schedule that tight that you have to make a choice between shampoo and bodywash? Set your alarm one minute earlier per day and indulge in taking a shower 60 seconds longer. :thumbsup

Not much to grow. I figure out better to shave little that is left:)

Any recomended buffing compound :winkwink: