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2020-21 Has been the year for Headshaves and Buzzcuts.
You do Not have to be a celebrity to get a HOT makeover. Women are freeing themselves from long hair and picking up the clippers. Allow us to take you there and earn cash.
“A platinum, shaved head is both feminine and strong, and I think that it’s a direct correlation to the rise of feminism in this country right now.” “Having that kind of ‘GI Jane’ shaved head is a bold, liberating move, and I think that’s what women are looking for these days.” NY Stylist Aura Friedman
Shaved Bald
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“Ever since I shaved my head, I really bloomed,” said Alana Derksen, a 22-year-old Toronto resident, whose buzz cut frequently draws admiring comments from her more than 21,000 Instagram followers. “It’s given me this confidence I never had.”
As my hair dropped to the floor, and we went shorter and shorter with the clippers, I felt lighter, liberated, ecstatic.
It felt like an emboldening, a taking control of my identity, something anarchic and subversive in the face of a lifetime of Diet Coke, tea and early-to-bed. It also felt a bit brave, as if by doing it I could front away the fear of life without my crutch. In those early months, I felt raw, as if my skin had been removed, and having a shaved head somehow made me feel stronger.
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