For years I adopted a river pirate look -- longish windblown hair, clumps of disorganized whiskers.
Now, post-Chemo, the hair up top is clipped short and wispy. It looks like I slid a dust mop under my bed.
I liked being smooth everywhere. I sometimes found myself feeling myself up a bit. No hair on my chest, arms, calves. Nope, no hair there. Like a baby.
Ther hair stopped growing. But now, it's coming back, sorta. I have plucked a whisker from my chin.
Here's my question: should I shave, or fageddabout it? I was thinking it would be striking to dye my head hair a fuchsia color.
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For colour I chose red and blue stripes. But just wait, it will come back differently from what it was --at least that's what mine did. My arms used to be pale fuzz, now beary black. Was silver on top, now mixt with brown. Curly hairs came back fine and straIght. Nails were changed too. Just wait and watch. P.s. I liked smooth there too and kept that.
Better than beating off the world without a stick . It been over five years since I beat off .Thatll never happen again.I don’t miss that lonely soul sucking routine . peace ✌️
Head hair will come back strong 😊. But I have a minor chin whiskers and a 15 year olds mustache. Have to trim the chin whiskers every couple on months but my beloved mustache just won’t grow worse yet no hair under my arm pits. 42 months and counting 🤪🤪🤪
I stay shaved and what is there on my head is half inch, easy to take care of, lost all the rest after chemo 2 years ago. Short hair is in so go with the flow.
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