how to grow facial hair in man?
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If you are talking about the beard, then its some way controllable and somewhat uncontrollable. At a certain age, you'll generate hormones to grow them, based on your genetic pattern. But, shaving very frequently generally stimulates hair growth.\n\nIf you are talking about the head, don't really know.\n\nIf somewhere else, then ...
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trust me. be yourself, you don't want to grow one. its not worth it. in 10 years you'll look back and agree how silly it is! but if you must have one, just keep shaving there and eventually you'll get the darker more dense hair(wiskers) and it will come.
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never really, they don't really have to grow a beard, how it basically goes is like this- According to Jewish law, Jews aren't allowed to shave with a razor (a single blade), but scissor action(like in most electric shavers)is allowed. Before electric shavers were invented, Jewish men let their beards grow, and now some traditional Hasidim still follow that. Also their are 2 time periods a year when they aren't allowed to shave(except for business reasons), one of about 5 weeks,and one of 3 weeks.
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These tips should help get you through the beard-growing process. More may be added later. \n\nConsider starting your beard while on vacation. You'll be more relaxed about it while away from your job. \nDon't be overly concerned about other people's potential reactions to your new beard. If you have a good beard, most people will probably react favorably, possibly much more favorably than you would have ever anticipated. So relax and enjoy the experience. \n When starting to let your beard grow, just stop shaving -- completely. Do not shave at all for at least the first four weeks of growth. One of the most common errors is to attempt to start shaping or sculpting the beard too early in the process. Even if you are just planning to grow a "Van Dyke" or goatee, you should let everything grow for the first four weeks. WHY let your beard grow for four weeks before you start to shape it -- even if you are just growing a goatee? If you don't wait, you might cut off more than you really wanted. Also, you might not have thought about going for the striking effect of an oversized goatee, such as the one seen here. You can always trim it down to a smaller size later. \nAfter four weeks, you can start shaping the beard. Usually, you'll want to define a "neck line" along the bottom of your beard around the neck. This is probably best done by a professional barber or stylist. The hard part may be finding one who has a lot of experience in beard styling. \nGenerally the "cheek line", the upper limit of the beard on the cheeks, is best left natural. Some men butcher otherwise excellent beards by shaving the cheeks into strange shapes. Unless your beard appears to be starting just below your eyes, you probably are better off not shaving or sculpting the beard on your cheeks. \nInvest in a beard trimmer and learn how to use it. \nUsually you should shampoo your beard with the same shampoo you already use for your head. \nPat your beard gently dry with a towel. Blow drying is not usually necessary and is probably not recommended anyway. \nDon't let itching deter you. If you experience itching, keep your skin clean by daily shampooing (with a gentle shampoo) and optionally using a conditioner. Your skin will eventually adjust to the new situation. Itching should be only a temporary phase. \nDon't give up! It may help to set a target date. For example, give yourself a minimum of six weeks' growth before deciding to abandon your beard-growing effort. Commit to not shaving before that six weeks is up. When you've reached the six weeks date, then you can decide whether you want to continue with the beard or get rid of it. \nIf you choose to get rid of your new beard, the easiest way to dispose of it is to use a beard trimmer or other hair clippers. Use the trimmer or clippers to trim away as much hair as possible. Follow that with a regular shave. Be extra careful.\n\nFor more reading refer the link\nhttp://www.thehappyguy.com/beard1.html
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The hair follicles on our head are different in structure from those that produce body hair. The length of body hair is determined by our genes (some folks are shaggier than others) but will never get as long as the hair grows on your head.\n\nWhen a hair follicle enters a new growth period, it starts to secrete the proteins that make up a hair shaft. The new hair grows out from the root plexus of the follicle until it pushes the old hair out, and then continues growing for a genetically determined amount of time. For body hair, it tends to grow for only 3-6 months and it grows at a slower rate. Then the follicle goes into a dormant stage again. Hair on the head grows at a fairly constant rate year round, and the hair shafts are generally thicker and stronger. Areas like the armpit, pubic area, and men's beards tend to be somewhere in between, as they do grow at a constant rate and can get fairly long if not trimmed.
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Everybody develops at different stages. I didn't get facial hair until the age of 20.
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Seriously, this will work.\n\nOnce each morning, place your head into the toilet and flush.  The negative pressure will "pull" on the budding hair folicles and will stimulate growth.  Remember to hold your breath while you do this.  You can do it again in the evening, but not more often than that.  More often, and the moisture will damage the new hair.\n\nIf you live on a farm, you can also increase the growth by rubbing dry cattle manure on your face.  Humans originally evolved hair on the face to keep dirt off of the skin, making for a more sanitary facial area for early man.  Rubbing manure on the face kicks in those prehistoric genes, and causes hair to grow.  Again, don't do this too often.  Once a day is fine.  Perhaps if you do this before you flush your face, it would be more convenient.\n\nThe combined method has worked on every single male that has ever tried it, and quite a few females as well.\n\nBoth of these methods stimulate very basic human genetic response.  So you might have to do this for a few years.  Assuming your pre-teen or early teen (and male), this will mean these methods will be growing hair when you're around 16, 18 tops.\n\nBuy that razor now.  You'll be needing it.  Please, let me know how it goes.  If you grow too much hair, I'll let you know some tried and true methods for removal as well.
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immediately after shaving put some good moisturizing lotion on the shaved area. re-apply daily, may need to shave every couple of days, also tell him if he wants you shaved so he don't get a mouth full of hair then you want him shaved too. if he don't want to shave then tell him you have quit too. Also if you buy a good beard trimmer you can keep it trimmed extremely close,and no irritation. also he wont get the hair in the mouth thing that way
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u need to take pills hormones,  hgh\n\n use stracher bad\n\nor surgery
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warm shower helps soften the hair. shave in the direction  the facial hair is growing to avoid irritation (on the neck shaving down is better for less irritation. If your face can handle it; for the closest shave, shave down and up on each area. This may lead to irritation and shaving bumps though
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Grow up and be a man.
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wash your face more often, and just let your body grow
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get the right blood flow and the right catalyst hormone to your penis... then it will grow. exercise will make it naturally big.
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They do make exfoliating products just for men.  Here is a good guideline to follow for male skin.\n\nUse a three-step facial care plan . Properly cleanse your face with warm water and a glycerin based soap. This will open your pores and prepare the skin for exfoliating. Next, remove dead surface cells with a gentle scrub. Finally, hydrate your face with a quality moisturizer.
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The first crops of beard look charming... do not shave them off for a few months... \n\nOily skin gets pimples... so wash your face 2-3 times a day and apply calamine... \nIn winters, washing many times is not required... do not touch the pimples, as it is harmful...
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You're only 17, no worries man.\n\nYour body still has so much development to go. \n\nAlso, some people just take longer to fill in. On the other hand, you may never be able to grow a full beard. Many people have patches where they are unable to grow hair at all. \n\nRitalin is suspected to hinder growth/development, so it is possible that you *may* be lagging behind because of it's use. It has never been known to stagnate growth though, so you shouldn't expect that you'd never grow out the hair because of it. \n\nYour vegitarian diet for a few months wouldn't have messed up your growth permanately either. Vegetarian diets in and of themselves do not cause such things. An improper vegetarian diet maybe, but I would classify that under malnourishment regardless of what diet you were under. In any case, there would not be anything significant in three months time that would make you not grow hair. \n\nAnd no, hair follicles do not grow back within scar tissue. Still though, surely the entire surface isn't a scar is it? Surely you'd have some hairs here and there sticking out from between the scars.\n\nFor areas without scars just wait and see. You have a lot of growing still yet, and best of luck to ya bud.
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No. The only thing that can cause your facial hair to grow is genetics. Anybody that tells you any different and has no scientific proof is full of it.