Bald charity head shaved womens

If you are reading this, you are considering shaving your head. Congratulations and welcome to the coven. Everyone has different reasons for wanting to buzz it all off. For me, I wanted a fresh start after gradually and accidentally making my undercut so drastic it was inevitable I would have to restart my hair growth all over if I wanted it to grow out in a non-bizarro way. I shaved my head by myself in my bathroom on a regular weekday morning, and it felt like a great start to an otherwise ordinary week. Still, every time I touch it up again, I feel liberated.

For most of my life, except for that middle school awkward period, I have been fairly confident in my personality and appearance. Right off the bat I received mixed opinions, before even having my head shaved. No one, male or female, in my family had participated in St. As usual, I was proving myself to be the black sheep in the family and became upset that all they could see in the matter was my head shaving, not the charity I was supporting.

Sometimes a hashtag sums it up perfectly. A phrase topped the quartet: "The future is female, and it doesn't have time for styling products. The message is clear.

Its head and shoulders above all other fundraisers. If last year's Summer Fete was a wash out and you just don't fancy organising yet another charity carwash. Then maybe its time you considered giving just that little bit more! The idea is very simple and a great attention grabber, guaranteed to attract publicity to your good cause.