Beards

Some people just don't grow a lot of facial hair. You are probably just one of them. But shaving a lot does make it grow in thicker. But if you are one of those people who aren't going to have hair, not much is going to work. You should feel a little bit lucky, some men have to shave every day or have major stubble. I can't imagine they enjoy that too much.

Shaving definitely causes the hair to grow in thicker on your beard. My uncle told me years ago that the way he grew a thicker beard was to shave his face in opposite directions each and every time he shaved. He told me to shave from top to bottom, bottom to top, left to right and then right to left.....you get the picture.

I was 12 when he told me this and at that time, I was already pretty hairy!! I did this for weeks before I started noticing a difference. I had a FULLY grown beard by the age of 15 and have had one since.

I am now 39 yrs old, have facial hair like barbed wire....hate shaving....and am considering laser removal.

Actually, there is nothing that you can do to speed up the process of growing a beard except taking hormones. Which, unless u have a hormone imbalance, would probably not be a good idea.

Many people believe that shaving more often can increase the thickness or your beard, but shaving more does not speed up the process.

Take a look at the hair on your arms. All the hairs are thick at the base and then cone down to a small ending. Shaving causes your hair to be cut off at the base, where the hair is thickest. When the hair grows in the entire hair is as thick as the base, causing an illusion of a thicker beard.

If you cant grow your beard now be patient. Some guys faces are not able to grow a beard until their late twenties or thirties.

Ivan Pinney

I agree with Ivan, the myth of shaving is alive because no one has shaved only half of their face to test it, and each person is different. However, I disagree with Ivans thicker at base idea because your arm hair has a natural length, but your beard like your head, continues to grow. I've had a beard since I was 18 (I'm 39). For most of the 20 years, I shaved only my neck to make my beard trimmed up, leaving my face alone. After 20 years, you'd think my neck would be thick, but now that I have a goatee and shave my face and neck, they are the same. It'll grow however your genes tell it to grow, affected by hormones. Don't worry, most people want less hair these days, not more.

I've shaved half my face for 2 months then shaved both sides, the results proved the myth true in my case. My side I had shaved more often grew back not only quicker and thicker, but in red (my head's hair color) instead of blonde which is what a lot of my facial hair comes out to be, and what that area previously was.

In "Deep Sea Divers," Wizard Whitebeard is a character who aids the divers on their underwater adventures. He often appears in a magical, whimsical context, providing guidance and support as they explore the ocean's depths. His presence adds an element of fantasy to the story, helping the divers navigate challenges they encounter beneath the waves.

Several dog breeds are known for their beard-like facial hair, giving them a distinctive appearance. Notable examples include the Scottish Terrier, which sports a wiry beard, and the Schnauzer, characterized by its prominent whiskers and beard. The Airedale Terrier and the Brussels Griffon also feature facial hair that resembles beards, adding to their unique charm. These breeds often have a playful and spirited demeanor to match their distinctive looks.

During the Elizabethan era, beards were often seen as a sign of masculinity and maturity, reflecting a man's social status and character. Many men sported beards as a fashion statement, influenced by the ideals of masculinity and nobility. However, there were also trends favoring clean-shaven faces, especially among the upper classes, which indicated refinement and sophistication. Ultimately, the perception of beards varied, with cultural and personal preferences shaping individual choices.

The ruler known for having a tag in his beard was King Charles I of England. This peculiar detail is often mentioned in the context of his execution in 1649, where a tag was reportedly attached to his beard as part of the execution process. The tag was used to hold his head steady during the beheading. Charles I's reign was marked by conflict between monarchy and Parliament, ultimately leading to his trial and execution.

in some movies he is sporting a beard. (i.e: locked in/voyage of the dawn treader)

No

because he is an ape

Yes. For example the New York Yankees have had a no facial hair policy for many years.

cotton, cloth as a backing, glue, and string. you could use construction paper as a backing, but it wouldn't look very good. cut out the shape of the beard from the cloth (perferably white), glue cotton balls to it, and make holes for the string so the beard stays in place.

Facial hair is really a secondary characteristics of males in response to the male hormone testosterone.

the bearded dragons (depending on the size and how long in ) will absorb the water.

You're confusing the word lamb with mutton. Large sideburns are called mutton chomps, mutton is also used to describe a type of lamb. The confusion is common. This article describes the difference of the two. When referred to a man's facial hair, it is always called mutton.

i highly doubt it

um no hair can not grow INSIDE your mouth.

Epic beard man is a 67-year-old man on a bus who beat up a younger guy after the two fought verbally. He did hella damage.

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When women grow beards it is due to the same hormones that causes men to grow beards, testosterone. Both girls and boys have testosterone in their systems, just like both boys and girls have estrogen in their systems.

I'm pretty sure that a full length beard and turban are both signs of faith in God. The reasoning goes that, if God had wanted men to be beardless or have short hair then he could have made men not grow beards, or made hair stop growing at a certain length. Therefore, since God wants men to have beards, it would be an affront to God to cut it. Devout Sikh men don't cut their hair, so they have long beards and wear turbans to keep the hair on their heads in place.