Unfortunately for a lot of balding people, this old wives tale is untrue: Shaving does not affect the growth rate of hair. Made from a protein called keratin, the same material found in finger and toenails, hair is lifeless and inanimate. Thus, chopping it off, like trimming your nails, has absolutely no effect.
This misconception likely arose from the fact that when most people begin shaving (usually in adolescence), their hair growth is sparse. As they continue to shave, however, the hair seems to fill in and grow thicker. It would seem as if it was the shaving itself that was causing this, rather than the normal biological processes of puberty. It should be noted, however, for those who still suspect shaving has something to do with their hair growth that new hairs continue to appear as people grow older, often in the most embarrassing of locations (ears, nose, back, etc.). All without the assistance of a razor.
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Call 1800 baldesy and ask nicely
Shaving his head/wearing swim cap, shaving body/facial hair, wearing speedo.
If you mean shaving all the hair off of ones head then it is known as 'shorn', 'full shorn' or in the case of sheep, sheared.
It comes from the era when shaving their head was popular. They've grown out of that now, so bleaching is the new shaving.
head does not grow back Yes it will. Shaving hair does not stop regrowth.
That's your choice, but before shaving your head you should consider the weather. It's chilly without hair.
Some good ways are shaving, and for the head you could cut.
Besides shaving your head? None really.
Of course she did, look how much attention she got from shaving her head.
That's your choice, but before shaving your head you should consider the weather. It's chilly without hair.
By shaving her head.