π©β𦲠stands for a bald woman or a woman with a shaved head, used for hair loss, a bold new haircut or support for someone going through chemotherapy or alopecia. The Apple artwork shows a yellow face with no hair, brown eyes and red lips.
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π©β𦲠is mostly neutral and descriptive. People use it when they shave their head, talk about losing hair or joke about a haircut that went too short. It is often used in a caring way for cancer patients, alopecia awareness and fundraisers where people shave their heads. Be gentle with it, since hair loss can be a sensitive topic. It is not an insult by itself, but using it to mock someone's hair will read as rude.
Some people send it to joke that a hairdresser cut too much or that stress is making them lose hair. Between friends this is light humor, but it can hurt someone who is really losing hair.
Did it. Shaved it all off π©βπ¦²βοΈ
Proud of my mom, still smiling through chemo π©βπ¦²ποΈ
If this assignment gets harder I'll be π©β𦲠by Friday
Bald and beautiful π©βπ¦²πͺ
| π©πΏβ𦲠vs π¨β𦲠| π¨β𦲠is a bald man, while π©β𦲠is a bald woman. |
|---|---|
| π©πΏβ𦲠vs π§β𦲠| π§β𦲠is a bald person with no gender shown. |
| Name | woman: dark skin tone, bald |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F469 U+1F3FF U+200D U+1F9B2 |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | adult, bald, lady, woman |
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π©β𦲠stands for a bald woman or a woman with a shaved head, used for hair loss, a bold new haircut or support for someone going through chemotherapy or alopecia. The Apple artwork shows a yellow face with no hair, brown eyes and red lips.
Not officially, but it is often used to support people going through chemotherapy. It usually appears next to ποΈ or πͺ in those posts.
Usually not. It is only rude if you use it to mock someone's hair or hair loss.
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