No, progestin does not typically help reduce unwanted facial hair. Progestin is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone, and its primary function is to regulate the menstrual cycle and maintain pregnancy. Unwanted facial hair is usually caused by an imbalance of androgens (male hormones) in the body, and progestin alone is not usually effective in reducing this hair growth.

A soul patch is a small patch of facial hair located just below the lower lip. It is typically shaped like a triangle or rectangle and is often groomed to be short and neatly trimmed. The soul patch is a popular style of facial hair that can add a touch of individuality to one's appearance.

The time it takes for tweezed hair to grow back varies depending on factors such as the individual's hair growth rate and genetics. On average, hair that has been tweezed may take anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks to grow back fully.

It's normal for individuals to experience different rates of hair growth in various parts of the body. It's common for armpit hair to appear before facial hair since they are influenced by different hormonal changes during puberty. Rest assured that everyone develops at their own pace, and facial hair will likely start growing in due time.

Facial expressions can provide insight into a person's emotions and reactions in the moment. Smiling can convey happiness or friendliness, while furrowed brows can indicate confusion or concern. Facial expressions also play a role in nonverbal communication, allowing others to gauge and understand a person's mood or attitude.

It is common for women to experience an increase in facial hair after menopause. This is due to a decrease in estrogen and a relative increase in androgen hormones. To control or get rid of facial hair, options include methods like plucking, waxing, threading, or using depilatory creams. Laser hair removal or electrolysis are also effective long-term solutions. It is advisable to consult with a dermatologist or healthcare professional for personalized recommendations.

layered hair on back and front, then crunch it, shoulder lenght

crunch your hair but make your side bangs straight and short

or if you have poofy hair, make it straight and layered.

try out some new things like if you have layered hair, curl you short ones and let your long ones straight or just curl randomly, but not to many. For a casual look try a quick, messy bun make hairstyles interesting by adding accessories

Prices on eBay indicate $10 or $12 and that's for an unused new old stock one. Supposedly excellent shavers, they don't get the interest of slightly newer models like the Gillette Super Speed or "Fat Boy" razors.

It is two separate porn terms. Think of it as facial, bald. Facial is a "Money Shot" on the actress/actor's face, and bald means shaved genitalia.

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All men are different and some can even grow facial hair as early as 13 years old. Most young men your age have "fuzz", so I wouldn't get too concerned about it. Avoid shaving if you are trying to grow a beard as shaving DOES NOT increase facial hair growth.

Take a look around at the male relatives in your family (father, brothers, male cousins) and see how much facial hair they have. If some of your relatives have hardly any hair on their face and the other half have normal to thick facial hair growth than you are probably somewhere in the middle. You will probably end up with enough hair to grow a beard or mustache.

My husband can grow some hair on his face, but not everywhere and he just can't grow a beard (he's in his 50s) but can grow a mustache without any problem.

Believe it or some women don't care that much for facial hair on a man. Some complain that it's too rough and itchy. However, I suggest you ignore these women if you truly want to grow a beard. There are plenty of women who love facial hair on men.

However, having too much facial hair can also be a real hassle to maintain. This is one of the main reasons why some men have chosen to shave.

Don't worry so much about your facial hair and before you know it you'll be complaining you need to shave too often.

The product listed under the related links, along with some similar competitors, will help to feed your follicles. It's used for people with alopecia, and works wonders. Using this along with a followup product (also made by Enjoy) will thicken the hairs wherever you put it.

Also, taking testosterone booster will help you to grow a thicker beard.

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What bleach? Also it can't o anything it is bleach! Check your grammar!

Yes. I prefer using them to shave everywhere (except my legs).

As for substances, no.

However, sustained anticipation for a sexual partner in preparation for intercourse has shown to increase the rate (but not area) of beard growth.

To tip for a facial, you can either give about 10 to 20 percent of the entire service cost, or you can tip a dollar amount that you feel is fair. Some people tip 10 dollars or 20 dollars regardless of the service price.

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there really isn't a use for the mustache. the mustache that grows do to hormone growth and maturity. there was a study one time that said a mustache can filter dust from. going into your mouth. but really its just a growth of haier growing

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There is a myth about facial hair growing after death (and fingernails as well). Hair does not grow after death (nor do fingernails). However, there can be an illusion of hair growing after death. The skin can shrink, exposing more hair.

yo just blech ask a pharmasist someone hoo works at a chemist they can advise u on what bleaching your facial is and stuff