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#Apply shaving cream to your head so the blade slides over it easily. Work the cream into a lather, then slather it onto your head. Shaving cream helps you avoid a razor burn. Plus, it makes it easier to see where you have already shaved.<ref>https://www.gq.com/story/how-to-maintain-a-shaved-head</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 9.jpeg|center]]
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#Apply shaving cream to your head so the blade slides over it easily. Work the cream into a lather, then slather it onto your head. Shaving cream helps you avoid a razor burn. Plus, it makes it easier to see where you have already shaved.<ref>https://www.gq.com/story/how-to-maintain-a-shaved-head</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 9.jpeg|center]]
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#*If you have very sensitive skin, you can also apply a shaving oil to your scalp before you apply the shaving cream. The oil provides an extra barrier to protect your scalp. Additionally, it allows the razor to more easily slide over your skin.<ref>http://bit.ly/2WNR2MF>
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#*If you have very sensitive skin, you can also apply a shaving oil to your scalp before you apply the shaving cream. The oil provides an extra barrier to protect your scalp. Additionally, it allows the razor to more easily slide over your skin.<ref>http://bit.ly/2WNR2MF>
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#Slide your razor in the direction of the grain of your hair. Make firm, steady strokes from front to back. Do your best to make just one pass over each section of your scalp
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#Slide your razor in the direction of the grain of your hair. Make firm, steady strokes from front to back. Do your best to make just one pass over each section of your scalp as multiple passes will cause skin irritation.<ref>https://www.mensjournal.com/style/everything-you-need-know-about-shaving-your-head/</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 10.jpeg|center]]
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#*Going with the grain will reduce irritation and lower your risk of ingrown hairs.
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#*Going with the grain will reduce irritation and lower your risk of ingrown hairs.
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#Start with the top of your head. The hair on the top of your head is usually thinner, so it is easier to shave. Place your razor at the back of your crown, then pull it forward toward your forehead. Continue making even strokes until the top of your head is clean-shaven.<ref>https://www.mensjournal.com/style/everything-you-need-know-about-shaving-your-head/</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 11.jpeg|center]]
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#Start with the top of your head. The hair on the top of your head is usually thinner, so it is easier to shave. Place your razor at the back of your crown, then pull it forward toward your forehead. Continue making even strokes until the top of your head is clean-shaven.<ref>https://www.mensjournal.com/style/everything-you-need-know-about-shaving-your-head/</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 11.jpeg|center]]
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#*Use your small handheld mirror to check your progress. It is helpful to take a look after each pass with your razor, but this is unnecessary.
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#*Use your small handheld mirror to check your progress. It is helpful to take a look after each pass with your razor, but this is unnecessary.
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#Rinse your blade in hot water after each pass with your razor. This keeps your blade clean and free of hair buildup. A clean blade will cause less irritation and is less likely to clog your pores.<ref>https://www.mensjournal.com/style/everything-you-need-know-about-shaving-your-head/</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 14.jpeg|center]]
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#Rinse your blade in hot water after each pass with your razor. This keeps your blade clean and free of hair buildup. A clean blade will cause less irritation and is less likely to clog your pores.<ref>https://www.mensjournal.com/style/everything-you-need-know-about-shaving-your-head/</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 14.jpeg|center]]
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#*While it is best to rinse your blade in running water,
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#*While it is best to rinse your blade in running water, it is also permitted to rinse it in a clean cup of hot water.
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#Pull your skin taut to minimize wrinkles and grooves. Use your free hand to lightly pull down on your skin near where you are shaving. This will make your skin temporarily smooth. Since a razor provides a closer shave, it is best if your scalp is as smooth as possible. Otherwise, you are more likely to nick or cut your skin.<ref>https://www.mensjournal.com/style/everything-you-need-know-about-shaving-your-head/</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 15.jpeg|center]]
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#Pull your skin taut to minimize wrinkles and grooves. Use your free hand to lightly pull down on your skin near where you are shaving. This will make your skin temporarily smooth. Since a razor provides a closer shave, it is best if your scalp is as smooth as possible. Otherwise, you are more likely to nick or cut your skin.<ref>https://www.mensjournal.com/style/everything-you-need-know-about-shaving-your-head/</ref>[[Image:Shave Your Head Step 15.jpeg|center]]
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