Does shaving frequently cause facial hair to grow back faster?

Simple answer: Yup.Does shaving frequently cause facial hair to grow back faster?
No, it doesn't. Hair is kind of like a tree (sorry for the analogy here). When the tree grows, it goes from the stump, which is the widest, up, where it slims down to almost a point. Now, when you cut a tree, it can still grow, but the finer end will be gone, so when it grows back, it appears to be thicker. It really isn't. It is the same with hair. When you cut it, the fine part at the end is cut off, but the hair continues to grow. It will only look thicker, but it really isn't.





So shave away, you have nothing to worry about.Does shaving frequently cause facial hair to grow back faster?
No. Hair grows at the same rate, but it is thicker at the bottom and hen you shave it there, it creates the illusion that the hair is becoming thicker when in reality it is just that the thin part has been cut off. So it looks thicker but it does not grow any differently
No, thats a myth.





People are so retarded.





Shave away..
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