Question from a hairy human: Hi guys, i have just got a quick question for you. I am a male bodybuilder and want to remove by chest hair because you can't see my definition with all the wool on my skin. I have research around on the internet on some forums and was advised not to shave it off, but instead to use other hair removal methods such as waxing or hair removal cream. Somebody said that shaving your arm or chest hair will make it grow back thicker and darker really fast. I am scared that once i put a blade to my unwanted hair it will look more afterwards and become more of a hassle removing it? Is this true?
The answer is no. Shaving your hair makes no difference to making your hair on your body appear thicker or darker. If this was the case, then people with a bold patches on their head who suffer from hair loss would shaving their middle bit to get rid of the patches and get more hair growing out of it. If this was the case then nobody would get hair implants for thousands of pounds. Its common sense, shaving does nothing apart from cut the hair smaller. It may feel rough like stubble like fascial hair but thats normal because the bottom part of the hair is more thicker than the top part. So go ahead shaving your arm or chest hair sir because its not going to make it grow back thicker and faster. Thats the biggest myth going on the internet and will always continue to be believable. If you want results that last longer, you might want to consider waxing. The hair grows back finer and slower due to it being ripped out of the roots.
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