rangers121 wrote: utterly bald . have been for over 25 years .......

Lucky You . no cost

zegon wrote:
( I think the 20 -year limit of a hairdresser passed by BouldRake also ?? )

Only five or six years. I was a cyclist - I still am, in fact, and I still race, I just don't race seriously anymore. I didn't let my hair grow until I left the main rankings and became an old man a veteran and those extra twenty or thirty seconds didn't matter anymore.

I remember when that Flowbie came out and the commercials, glad it really works.

I have long, medium brown hair.

ThelmaLou wrote: I remember when that Flowbie came out and the commercials, glad it really works.

I have long, medium brown hair.

Glad you remember , it's probably about 25 years ago they launched Flowbee.

I remember the story of how it was when he invented Flowbee.

He worked in a carpentry and planed wood on a machine.

Then he was always got a lot of sawdust in his hair and because he had a curly thick hair so it was hard to get everything out of her hair.

So when he came home after work , he came up with the idea to vacuum out the sawdust out of his hair.

Then he thought that putting blades on the suction hose , one should of course be able to fit on and cut the hair at the same time.

And then came Flowbee to the world and i have always been happy with it.

But after all the years now so begins the knives get a little dull , so i would have to get a new one.

I contacted the dealer here in Sweden , but they have stopped selling Flowbee.

Have seen on Internat that it is available in other countries , but it costs so much that i dare not pay for it in advance.

So i'll see how it goes with the matter.

Bed head because I didn't comb it today. Thick which runs on my dad's side of the family. Blonde. And I love every minute of my hair. Even though its hard to come because of the tangles.

mines been growing out from a very high bob i had several years ago,its long,about 5 inches away from my butt,black with a few grey strands which i colour brown,hopefully all should be light brown by the time i hit 60,,long way to go yet..oh yes pretty thick too,like it in 2 plaits on the weekends when im feeling kinda noty,,hubby loves it

Mine is medium-dark brown (with slightly reddish highlights in the summer) and super, super curly. Seriously, I mean practically-an-afro-if-it-gets-rained-on curly!

Sadly though, it's not very thick and won't grow past my shoulders, much to my eternal sorrow

That's my ambition too. The more people complain about my hair, the longer I'm determined to make it.

The time it takes for the hair to grow down to the feet , are also depending on how long you are.

In my case it would have to grow my hair 179 centimeters (cm) = 70.47244094 inches (in)

( Do not know what measure you use in the UK , can not be bothered to search Google =Bc)

72 inches for me. That's about a million centimetres (I'm not very good at metric).

It's already about 18 inches, so that's 54 to go.

The question is if you have time , as we know, life's short , so it might end up with a short hair too.

( Know that i always try to be positive in my answers )

All this with cm , in and ft can be confusing at times , we need a standard measure worldwide.

I was part of the first ever academic year to learn metric in this country, and what you learn as a kid sticks.

The problem is, of course, they changed it after we'd already started learning, so I like small measurements in feet and inches, and long measurements in kilometres - which is the opposite way round we do things. You buy screws in mm, and measure roads in miles, and I want to buy screws in inches, and measure roads in kilometres.

If i do not shave it daily i get mad . Most people have a problem if they go bald , i have a problem for not going bald . . 62 years old and still hope i will wake up one day .....nice and bald...

For myself , i see no problems with being bald , is so much else to worry about as there is enough and to spare.

But i have friends who have almost become sick , with worry when they lose a hair , pfft ...

tasman1 wrote: If i do not shave it daily i get mad . Most people have a problem if they go bald , i have a problem for not going bald . . 62 years old and still hope i will wake up one day .....nice and bald...

I don't have a problem with it,saves me a bundle on shampoos,gels etc.
And it feels nice in a summer breeze

Marcel666 wrote:

tasman1 wrote: If i do not shave it daily i get mad . Most people have a problem if they go bald , i have a problem for not going bald . . 62 years old and still hope i will wake up one day .....nice and bald...

I don't have a problem with it,saves me a bundle on shampoos,gels etc.
And it feels nice in a summer breeze

My finances were also better when i lost all my teeth.

Saving some money on toothpaste.

Silver White I guess. Used to be dark Auburn but time caught up with me. I do not dye my hair. DO not believe in it for myself. It is what it is. But I'm still cool.

Dark brown/auburn with some greys and I color it sometimes for highlights. Right now down to the butt, but soon up towards the ears. And semi-straight. Every now and then, a wave pops out.

Zegon, I went looking for Flowbee.

https://www.flowbee.com/order_page.htm is the direct order place for the US.

Have you checked Amazon? I found in the US section a full kit for $119 + USD.

Susy_A wrote: Dark brown/auburn with some greys and I color it sometimes for highlights. Right now down to the butt, but soon up towards the ears. And semi-straight. Every now and then, a wave pops out.

Zegon, I went looking for Flowbee.

Flowbee factory direct Also Flowbee deluxe with vacuum is the direct order place for the US.

Have you checked Amazon? I found in the US section a full kit for $119 + USD.

Many thanks for your information regarding Flowbee !!

I'll take a closer look at this , because i clearly need a new one , for my go probably on its last legs now.

I have not been inside the Amazon , here in Sweden we have something similar , called " blocket " and there i found a pair of used , but then you do not know quite what to buy , they can of course be just as bad as my present , there are probably one reason that they sell them so cheap there.

That said , thanks for your time and consideration regarding this , it is much appreciated !!

You're very welcome.

If necessary, maybe an American friend could help you out a bit. I don't think there's any type of law against sending something like that overseas.

Good luck!