Does Shaving Hair Cause It To Grow Back Stronger And Darker?
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There are many hair myths. From how often you should shampoo, what ingredients you should avoid in your products, to what causes hair loss. Cutting your hair it make it stronger, or grow faster, is simply another. But why? As Philip Kingsley states in his book The Hair … The beard become stronger from puberty onwards due to hormone activity, but the assumption is that it has become stronger because it has been shaved so much. Another way of looking at this is to …
Shaving Body Hair (Tips For Shaving)
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There is a myth that shaving makes the hair coarser. It doesn't. It simply makes the hair which is there more easily felt because of the surface level being cut off squarely. You have the stubbly, bristly effect from shaving. …
I am worried about my fourteen year old daughter because she has started shaving her legs.
The hair was just like fuzzy baby hair and I told her that it will now grow back stronger and darker but she doesn’t believe me and says that I don’t know what I’m talking about.
Is she right?
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Yes, your daughter is right, so you can stop worrying
Shaving doesn’t cause hair to grow back thicker or coarser or darker.
This urban legend seems to be almost universal and is obviously because hair that grows back after being shaved does in fact appear to be thicker, feel courser and also look darker.
The reason is however that hair that has never been cut has a tapered end but doesn’t after it’s been cut causing it to feel courser and thicker.
And the reason that hair appears darker after it’s been cut or shaved is that the original hair was lighter due to its exposure to the sun.
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Oh well, you know how kids believe what they hear. It’s okay, no harm done with her legs.
It looks darker but thanks brightone69, I learned something new today.