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No, rubbing your armpits does not make your armpit hair grow faster. Hair growth is primarily determined by genetics and hormonal factors, not by external stimulation like rubbing. While it may temporarily increase blood flow to the area, this does not affect the rate of hair growth.
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What do you do if your a boy and you shaved you're armpits because you wanted it to grow faster and now it won't grow at all?
Noting to worry about sexual and armpit hair grow very slow when you are in your puppetry specially the armpits is one of the slowest growing hair in the body don't worry they will grow out again
Can you make armpit hair grow?
Yes you can make your hair in ypour armpits to grow, you must shave it then it will grow back.
How can you grow armpits hair?
why would u even want to grow armpit hair it is disgusting so dont do it
Does deodorant make armpit hair grow faster?
No.
Why do armpits grow hair?
Armpit hair grows as a result of puberty and is believed to play a role in releasing pheromones, which are chemicals that can attract potential mates. Additionally, armpit hair may help reduce friction and chafing in the armpit area.
Do girl gymnasts grow armpit hair?
Yes. Everyone develops body hair in puberty. It doesn't matter what you do or who you are.
Do girls grow armpit hair faster than boys?
no but they seam to mature faster than boys
Why does hair grow in armpits?
Hair grows in armpits as a natural part of the body's function to regulate temperature and protect the skin. The hair helps to wick away sweat and prevent friction between the skin in the armpit area.
Why do pugs have hairless armpits?
The friction of the leg rubbing against the chest rubs off hair and makes it hard for fur to grow there.
How can you increase your armpit hair?
well,,, i dont know but when you first get armpit hair at beginning of puberty and shave it, it grows back super fast and darker
Does rubbing your breast make them grow faster?
No, all you can do is wait.
Can the armpit of a human grow bacteria?
Yes, the warm and moist environment of the armpit is an ideal place for bacteria to grow. Sweat produced by apocrine glands can mix with bacteria on the skin, leading to body odor. Regular washing and using antiperspirants can help control bacterial growth in the armpits.
