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Bald people save a lot of money on shampoo.

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fubo@lemmy.world
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You don’t even have to go bald; you can just shave your head.

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BallShapedMan@lemmy.world
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And it’s still cheaper once you include haircuts. Speaking from experience.

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wilberfan@lemmy.film
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True, but I still have all my hair–and haven’t used shampoo in two decades. I use this stuff literally head-to-toe.

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Dandroid@dandroid.app
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We also save a ton of time in the shower. But I just spend that extra time crying in the shower because I have no hair.

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ediculous@lemmy.world
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I’m bald. Yesterday I was at the store buying soap and started looking for shampoo for bald people. Couldn’t find anything so figured I’d Google it (I didn’t).

I don’t know, I still use normal shampoo to wash my head. I have dry skin and figured using normal soap on my scalp would make it worse. All this to say I’m not saving any money.

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