After a long time on Min/Fin, I just shaved it off...and honestly, it's not that bad imo Shaved/buzzed 3/19/2026
The conversation is about someone who shaved their head after using Minoxidil and finasteride for a long time and feels confident with the new look. Many users compliment the person's appearance, noting that they have a good head shape for being bald, while others discuss the pros and cons of hair loss treatments and embracing baldness.
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