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Nostril Armpit Eyebrows and Pubic hair

by L. McAngus
(london UK)

(male,56)
I am not convinced that hair grows in the same way anywhere on the body, so I have chosen 4 categories which I believe most men would be concerned about:

Nostril Hair: In order to avoid the hair getting stronger or growing faster, is it better to pluck (which I sometimes do, using my fingers), or can I cut them?

Armpit Hair: Can I be sure that cutting or shaving does not increase the hair strength or the speed of hair growth?

Eye Brows: Can I be sure that cutting does not increase the hair strength or the speed of hair growth?

Pubic Hair: Is it the same as for the armpit hair?

Thank you,Les

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Jul 02, 2009
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by: The411onhair

You are absolutely correct! Hair does grow differently in many areas of the body! Your hair on your face, underarms, and pubic hair are thicker and grow faster than the hair on your arms and legs. Then there is the hair that is very fine and less visible. That hair is different on everyone.
Now, for your questions...
1. Nostril hair - It doesn't matter if you tweeze, cut, or shave. The hair will grow in the same way. Now, the older you get the more it changes. It will eventually become gray and really thick. That's something that can't be stopped. However, it will be less painful to cut them with scissors or trimmers.
2. Armpit hair, Eyebrows, and Pubic hair - Yes, you can. The hair does not grow in stronger or faster. It only feels that way at first when it's breaking through the skin. After that it's just as soft/rough as before. With eyebrows the more you tweeze them, eventually they stop growing. I don't understand why, but it's true..

I hope I've been helpful and will be happy to ask any further questions.

Thanks
The411onhair.com

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