when you shave does your hair really grow back thicker?
442770
First of all the shedding hair is totally shenanigans, I wouldn't believe that for a second.\n\nAs for hte shaving hair, I believe it is a wives tale to get their kids to look clean :) Hair growth is caused by chemical hormones in your body, IDK why shaving would effect them. Plus, I don't see any difference when I shave =&#92;
816284
your entire body is covered wth hair, whether peach fuzz or pubes.  All hair goes thru growth cycles an dwill fall out naturally then be replaced, grow, fall out, etc..  unless you are going through a bodily change (hormone imbalance, puberty......) the hair should come back same as it was.
897746
If a girl is old enough to have hair that concerns her, then she's old enough to shave.  There's no truth the the old wive's tale that shaving makes the hair coarser, btw - that's the one my mom tried on me!
685634
yes shave those pubes.  plus itll make you look an inch bigger
1075122
Well, someone can shave it for you, I would recommend going to a salon, and let them wax it, it doesn't grow back as thick or as fast.
47160
You don't. That's a myth. You just get the same amount of hair with the same thickness you had before. It just looks different because it's cut differently.
590305
Yes it is a normal process for both men and women. You have been losing hair since the day you were born. Don't worry it grows back.
740125
The hair DOES help keep the area cool. It allows air to circulate, and the sweat evaporates, keeping you cooler and drier. Don't shave - you'll get zits and rashes and bumps and look like a holdover from the 1990s. Nobody cool does that anymore.
134986
Yeah.  In my frat house we often shave people's eyebrows as a prank.  They look funny for a month or two, but do grow back.
201087
Are you sure you want to do that?? Trimming can give a nice effect also. Shaving really hurts and looks horrible when it starts to grow back.
520737
you're always going to see evidence of the hair.  the razor is not removing it completely.  that would seriously be painful.  however my faial hair is very thick, and look at my pic-  my skin is smooth.  i use neutrogena razor defense gel and at least a 3 blade razor.  i love the 5 blade razor.  you can actually get a blade razor that vibrates and although it's an uncomfortable shave it's the best.  try a mach 5 with vibrate and neutrogena razor defense cream.  that cream is the best!!
339296
You r just 14 and i wonder whats the hurry all about. u started shaving at 11? Your hair roots must be highly provoked and u are definitely gonna get thick hair growth and black damaged skin now. \n\nAnd if u wanna stick to shaving, then follow this.\n\n1) First thing in the morning is not the best time to shave. Your skin will be puffy, making it difficult to get to the bottom of the hair shaft you seek to remove.\n2) Don’t ever shave dry hair. Take your shower or bath before you shave, giving the hair time to become engorged with water and thus an easier target to shave.\n3) For a close shave, scrub your skin with an abrasive sponge to remove dead skin around the hair shaft.\n4) Try using hair conditioner instead of shaving cream; it’ll leave your skin very soft.\n5) Change the razor blade after every third shave to reduce friction. You don’t want to irritate your skin more than necessary.\n6) Shave your underarms after you’ve done your body hair. This will allow more time for your underarm hair to become prepared for a close shave. Move the razor in the same \ndirection as the hair growth.\n8) Use as little pressure as possible on your razor. Use a razor with a hefty handle instead of pressing hard.\n9) Always apply a moisturizer after shaving to prevent flaky skin.\n\nIf all this does not work, go to a doctor , i mean a dermetologist immediately
122242
You need to soak your face in warm water first to make the hair softer. Then use a good lubricating shave cream. Shave WITH the hair direction, not against.\nThen you need to make sure you moisturise after. You can get nice manly smelling moisturisers nowdays.\nOh and only use twin blade.
563808
Yes, hair on the rest of your body also grows.\n\nEach hair, no matter where it is on your body, head, leg, face or inside your ear, is programmed to grow to a certain length, then stop, live so long, and fall out. \n\nHow about facial hair? It obviously grows constantly, or guys would not have to shave it off all the time. Mustaches, beards and eyebrow hairs fall out when they reach maturity, and if you don't trim it, will grow to the same length each time before falling out. \n\nEach of your hundreds of thousands of hairs on your head are on rotating growth cycles, with about a 100 hairs falling off every day.\n\nEach one is on its own random cycle so you don't lose them all on one day. Your whole body works like that. \n\nToday, several million of your bloods cells died, and today the same amount were born. Everything dies and regenerates. Your stomach cells dissolve and are replaced every few days, bone cells take much longer. Every 7 years, there is not one cell in your body that is left from 7 years ago.\n\nSo every 7 years, you are totally new. That's why when someone asks how old I am, I always say 7 years old. \n\nWe are like a wave in the ocean...it is not a moving hunk of water in the shape of a wave moving as a unit from ocean to shore. It is a moving pattern, made of NEW water every few feet. The wave, like your body, just retains the pattern of you, not the specific stuff of which you are made.
39325
just start shaving anyway, you will be shaving off the peachfuzz so to speak and then the more you shave it, the thicker the hair will grow and it will come in darker as well.
508717
Yes we grow hair down there and some girls remove it, some dont. there are many ways to remove it. The more common ones are- cutting/trimming, shaving, sugaring, waxing, depilation.
978609
Yes there is usually some redness for a day or two.  Generally it takes several treatments to get a good result.  Only the hairs that are in the active growth cycle are killed with the treatment.  Since a third of your hair foolicles are dormant at any time, we generally tell people to return every 6 weeks or so to optimize the number of hairs we catch in the growth phase.  Skin type can also be a factor.  Dark hair with lighter skin can usually be done with fewer visits than people with light hair or dark skin.