Do all Ultra-Orthodox Jewish women shave their heads completely bald?

Answer 1

No. Not all orthodox Jewish women shave their heads bald.

However some Jewish women do keep a shaved head. They usually wear a wig or headscarf in public after they shave their head bald.

Of course some secular Jewish women, as well as other women, shave their heads not for religious or spiritual reasons but for fashion reasons, as some women actresses, fashion models, singers, etc. are doing these days. It is a chic sleek fashionable style. A woman needs to be beautiful and feminine, wear makeup and earrings and dress feminine, etc., for it to look good on her.

Answer 2

There is no prohibition in the Torah against women shaving any part of their body. There is only one shaving prohibition for men, and it is only followed by some traditional Jews.

Some Jews may interpret the act of women shaving as violating the law agains"emulating the practices of ancient Egypt".

Answer 3

No. The only Torah-requirement is that a Jewish married woman's hair should be covered. In order to be sure that no hair be exposed, some shave their head; but most religious married Jewish women, even the very religious, cut their hair short like a bob-hairdo, and wear a wig or a kind of kerchief over it.

Some do, mainly some of the Hareidi who live in Israel. The ones that do mainly come from a Hasidic sect called 'Toldot Aharon'.

Answer 4

Yes, but they need to cover it to avoid intimate attractions from men who are not their husbands.

Answer 5

There's no Jewish law making it imperative, and therefore there's no universal Jewish stance on that topic.

Answer 6

NO! Only some hasidic women.

Answer 7

Why I they wear a wig?