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Originally posted by liz321
If she can just through this tough time and get to the other side she will soon realize that.......that is why I don't want to start the shaving thing....it will grow in thicker....
Shaving (or cutting) hair does NOT make it grow in thicker - that is a total & complete myth. We have a certain number of hairs growing on our bodies & this doesn't change by shaving - it's strictly because of our genes & hormones. Because the hair shaft is slightly coarser & darker at its base compared to its tip, hair can temporarily appear thicker after it has been significantly cut or shaved. Also, since young males typically see in an increase in facial hair as they age, a lot of people thought this was due to the shaving... but it's not - it's still just heredity. Originally posted by liz321
If she can just through this tough time and get to the other side she will soon realize that.......that is why I don't want to start the shaving thing....it will grow in thicker....

So, don't worry about that!
Waxing can actually decrease the amount of hair growth a little, simply because by ripping the hair out at the root you can damage the follicle, thereby stopping new growth.
If you're considering waxing, go to a professional to have it done. It can be incredibly painful and dangerous (hot wax, ow!) if you don't know what you're doing. Okay... it's probably gonna be painful even with a skilled professional - but not as bad, lol.

It will work okay but you run the risk of getting very dry skin and a stronger chance of nicking.
It may be because I didn't wait for the hair to grow long enough to wax. But I couldn't wait long enough.

