It's amazing to me that they think people are dumb enough to believe this is real, and are doubling down with the 'follow up' video....more so that they're right to some extent, because many have been duped into believing this.

It's clearly a shaved spot on her head.... hair doesn't rip out in razor sized straight lines, hair doesn't rip out into short bangs, and hair doesn't rip out into uniformly cut 1/2" long areas.
I'm going to guess that her entire head is cropped short....about 1/2" short except in the bald spot where it's shaved...and all that long hair is just extensions loosely taped to her head. You can see that at least the entire front is cut 1/2" short if you pause it at 12sec. and you can see at least one tract of hair with it's sticker still in the 'bald' spot.
There's a reason this was posted in 240p, it makes it much easier to hide all the obvious flaws. In fact, I would say there's a likelihood that any exciting video posted in 240p or worse has a 99% likelihood of being fake. People suck, and for some reason a lot of them get off on tricking people by lying.

D'OH!!! OK, I'm calling fake on my own post.
I would expect lots of blood from such a chunk being ripped out, so I slowed down in full screen and noticed absolutely zero blood, but that there was what looks like a square band-aid in the bald spot...then I realized it was actually a piece of fake hair on a sticker that hadn't ripped off with the rest...then I noticed the clear sharp lines of the outline made by the razor she used to shave the bald spot.
*debunked

Don't shave with that razor -- every nick has a 2 in 101 chance of killing you instantly...

Keep these videos coming. And if they edited the word "like" out of the recordings they probably would have shaved a full minute off this video. These people talk like idiots.

Shouldn't you be shaving your... balls?

And that's why I shave my back before I go bowling.

Wouldn't it be faster to just shave the hair off?

Well, I've got a beard not dissimilar to the guy in the video. I've known my wife since I was fourteen ad only really started growing a beard well into my twenties so she's definitely seen me without it.

She prefers me with 'designer stubble' rather than a beard, but it's just a case of her rather I have the stubble, not that she doesn't love me any more or any bollox like that. Physical appearance isn't irrelevant but it's definitely not important I didn't marry her for how she looks and she has her hair how she likes it and I have mine how I like it.

I married a woman I love for who she is, not for what she looks like and vice versa. I don't know why anyone would marry someone if them changing their hair style would be enough to stop loving them. That's not love, not even close.

My beard is staying, because I like it. Even though my wife would rather it was just stubble. Besides, I hear that men who shave their beards also shave their vaginas...

This is some next level advertising. A great video, evoking a rather intense emotional response to associate a communal life experience with a particular brand. It's the worst, but it's also the best.

Thanks to all the commentors for relating their experiences. I have no wife but recently grew a beard. I'm happy for people to have a different experience of my face but worried my future wife might like it too much and not like my shaved face. Maybe that's not really important...

Two years ago I shaved for the first time in nearly twenty years for movember (grow a moustache for cancer fundraiser)

No one knew me, my wife hated it and I freaked myself out every time I looked in a mirror. I grew it back as soon as I could.

To be honest, though, if I had been married to a woman with beautiful, long hair, for 7 years, and then she decided to shave it all off, I'd be pretty miffed as well. I might not vocalize it, but I'd certainly not feel good about it. Shaving off a beard drastically changes a man's appearence, and when your wife has never seen you without it, I can very well understand a negative reaction.

Edit: just to add, the shaving of the beard/hair being deliberate would play a large role in my reaction being negative. If the hairloss is unintentional, I would react with sympathy.

Shaved mine off after 7 years. My wife, similarly, had not seen me without it. Jeez, what a reaction; "I hate it". "I don't think I can love you any more". I said; " would you still love me if I was paralyzed or lost a leg or something?" She said; "Of course I would, but that's different". It started off mildly amusing, but ended with me seeing a side of her previously unknown. I grew it back, but something had changed in me forever.

Thank you for the engine video ! I liked that, the size of those machines are insane and that machine that was scraping the metal away/plaining was really cool to see it shave the matal away no problem. That video led me to this video and I think YOU may like it :

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