How do monks or baldheads make their heads so bright every day? Do you shave your head every day?

Monks or baldies shave their heads every day, depending on personal choices and religious regulations.

In Buddhism, monks usually shave their hair and keep their heads bald. Shaving hair is a way for monks to practice, representing purity and detachment. There are generally rules in temples that require monks to shave their hair once every half month, which is a Buddhist practice. However, if there are special circumstances, such as no one to help you or you encounter certain situations, you can not consider shaving your head, and you can not follow this rule.

In addition, some monks will leave some hair on their heads, which is the so-called scar. In Buddhism, abstinence from scars is a sign of monks' achievements in practice and represents the level of practice. Generally speaking, the more scars, the higher the status. Therefore, whether a monk shaves his head or leaves a scar depends on personal practice and choice.

In short, in Buddhism, tonsure is a way for monks to practice, and tonsure once every half month is a Buddhist practice. But the specific situation needs to be decided according to personal practice and choice.