Would anyone else shave their head if the hair was donated to charity? If not for what price, would you do it?

Question

Over the last seven years, I have buzzed my hair off once it reaches my shoulders, now for the fifth time (it grows really fast). After the first time, I have taken turns donating to Locks of Love and Wigs for Kids.

P. S. I would like for the ladies and girls out there to answer this question.

Answer 1

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I think that is wonderful. Good for you. I think you are awesome!

I wish I would have thought about doing something like that when I cut my super long hair to a bob under my ears. :(

My hair is getting long again and by the end of the year, it will be down my back. Pehaps I will donate too when I cut it off again.

Thanks for bringing the charity to my attention!

T.

Answer 2

Yes i definitly would, because "Locks Of Love" or any charity like that with sick children would make a whole lot more use out of it than i ever could. I feel so sorry for those kids who have to go through that. You know we take so muck for granted in this world today, Hair is usually the last thing on our minds but for a child with cancer or any other devastating disease like that just a lock of hair could mean so much to them, not only would it raise there self-esteem, but it would raise hope. Kids are our future, let's help save them one lock at a time. To answer your other question, I would do it for free

Answer 3

For my part, i might and that i believe you must too - it goes to a excellent intent, and it sounds find it irresistible is a cause that strikes almost home. In case your hair grows again thick and healthy - that is simply an added bonus. If the only thing you might be involved about is the graphics, then wear a hat or ornamental scarf. Otherwise you might do like some of the different posts urged and simply reduce your hair to your shoulders. If your hair is waist-length, slicing your hair to your shoulders will have to be more than sufficient to make a wig, plus it allows you to maintain your hair.

Answer 4

Personally, I could and I suppose you must too - it is going to a well reason, and it sounds love it is a reason that moves practically house. If your hair grows again thick and healthful - that is simply an further bonus. If the one factor you're concerned approximately is the photographs, then put on a hat or ornamental shawl. Or you might do like one of the vital different posts prompt and simply reduce your hair on your shoulders. If your hair is waist-duration, slicing your hair on your shoulders must be greater than adequate to make a wig, plus it permits you to maintain your hair.

Answer 5

I have never shaved my head, but have let my hair grow out long and donated 10" to locks of love. I intend to do that again.

Answer 6

I would not shave it but I grow mine 12 inches from my shoulders then donate it to Locks of Love.

Answer 7

I would absolutely shave off my hair, for free. It's only a vanity we all have anyway- and it usually grows back very quickly.

I love to hear about the stories of women who shave their own heads to support a friend or a cancer patient.

Kudos to you!

Answer 8

i dont shave my head but i do grow it long & get it cut evey other year on my birthday..some salons will cut it free, 10" or more for donating to "locks of love" its for kids in chemo

Answer 9

I am far too vain to do it , just being honest, but you are an amazing person to do it repeatedly. I have thought about it but prefer being the shaver not the shavie, I'm still trying to help

Answer 10

Why don't you have a baby cut your hair and have a fat guy eat it.

O yeah and I will make sure you're mommy will be there when you give up you're hair