There is nothing wrong with you. I assume you're a man, although women can grow facial hair as well. Men begin to grow facial and body hair around puberty (age 13 or so). Many men and women shave their body hair not only for reasons of appearance, but because it makes them feel better groomed, or even cleaner, as hair can trap dirt and oils. As to feeling "sick" when you shave, I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but here's a couple of shaving tips to make it an easier process. First, try to shave right after or during a warm shower. The warm water helps soften the hair on your face making it easier to remove. Always clean your face with warm water and a gentle soap prior to shaving. Next make sure you have a clean sharp razor and a quality shaving cream or gel. Don't lather up too much; a thin layer is fine. Pull the razor in the direction of the hair growth and rinse with cool water when your done. Witch hazel or an after-shave gel applied after shaving helps heal your face and close the pores. If you still feel "sick", you may have a psychological aversion to the sensation of shaving. Talk to a parent or counselor at school and discuss it.
A simple sentence: Blood makes me cringe.
The very thought of eating a lemon makes me want to cringe.
Aston Merrygolds nicknames are ... Lil Man, Ast, LK (Little Kid) Asty Pasty (cringee)
i hate paper cuts just the thought makes me shiver. I cringe when paper is run through fingers .... might get a paper cut i hate paper cuts just the thought makes me shiver. I cringe when paper is run through fingers .... might get a paper cut
IIt definitely makes my facial hair grow more
When I nod my head, you hit it.
no because it makes them old and feminine
cause whenever he sees little boys he makes that facial expression
no because it makes them old and feminine
No. Their facial structure makes it not possible for them to smile.
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