Quiet Stranger said:
Disaster Button said:
Actually it doesn't.
For hair to grow thicker the follicle must be stimulated, as this is beneath the skin and only stimulated by hormones shaving the hair will not make it grow quicker or thicker.
But does it grow more when it comes back? Before I shaved for the first time my dad and brother told me if I shaved my peach fuzz would be less peach fuzz and more beard, like there'd be more of it
It'll only be thicker, or more dense, due to your growth. As time goes by the more hormones released in the body and the older you get means that hair growth will be increased but its just due to the passage of time, not because of shaving.
Although I think I read somewhere that shaving sometimes makes hair
appear thicker or makes it look as tohugh there is more due to the angle that the hairs are cut. Not too sure about that one though.