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facial hair
hi, well im a fourteen year old guy, and well im kind of hairier than everyone else my age. well, i started to trim, using a trimmer, because my uncle told me that if i started to shave, then the hair would grow back faster, and that i should shave later on in life. when he showed me how to trim, he told me about an imaginary line, which you shouldnt trim beyond, becuase the hairs fall off naturally. he said it runs from the inner side of the side burn running through to under the lower lip. well the hair beyond that is getting long, and its even joining up to my eyebrows, so it looks like my face is covered in hair, except for the eyelids. also, there is hair above my eyebrows and on my forehead! so what is wrong with me? is that normal? please answer, ill rate 5's!
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Well shave,
I am fifteen and I have to shave everyday, so why can't you?
Plus, it always makes you look fresh.
Yeah, it makes it grow faster and thicker, but once you make up your mind you will shave everyday or every other day, it will be the best decision you could make.
I suggest a Mach3 turbo, you don't need more than 3 blades. And a pack of single handheld razor blades for the final marking for that natural look.
any questions on shving, feel free to ask.
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If you shave, your hair will NOT come in thicker or grow faster. That is physically impossible and is often circulated because it is an old wives tale that refuses to die. I am a scientist, trust me. It just sounds like trimming isn't doing the trick. Try shaving, and maybe get your eyebrow and eyebrow area waxed (only about ten bucks at any salon or haircut place). You sounds a bit overgrown, but normal.
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hmmm, you're only fourteen, this sounds kind of unusual. you could have a growth horomone problem that causes your hair to grow much faster than other boys. you should visit a doctor and ask him or her if there are any medications or ways that will help your hair to grow in less thick. hope i helped.
-celina
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