How does the hair grow more near Penis than leg?
486444
Men have more male hormones near the genitals that tend to stimulate hair growth thus we have more hair there
685238
Just like all body parts, we humans come in different shapes and sizes. It is normal for the penis to expand and lengthen during an erection. The spongyform cells of the penis allow for this. Some men's penis' grow bigger than others, there is no normal.
242506
When urs is erected, treat it like the gear in ur car! pull it down, stretch, pull it right, left. move it in circular motion. \nActually it is stretching exercise like we do to be more tall. we warm our body up and hang ouself somewhere to be tall. But with our penis this warming up is done when we are erected(cause blood flows to ur genitals then) and stretching will do the rest. (but hey..dont let that come out of it)
407190
No.  It just looks thicker because you have cut off the hairs mid-shaft and created a blunt end that looks thicker than the tapered end of a naturally growing hair.
364116
Thats not true... Shaving has no effect on how fast or thick your hair grows. When you shave, the only thing it effects is perception. Your hair will grow at a different angle making it look thicker. The only thing that decides how thick your hair is or how fast it grows is genetics. If your father is hairy, then theres a good chance that you will be. Like with my dad, he is part indian and has hardly any body hair. I guess you could look into some medicines that help but frankly... go with the clean body, girls find it more attractive in the long run.
104133
just remember, if it's meant to make hair grow faster on your head, it will grow faster EVERYWHERE! you may get the beautiful mane you were seeking, but your legs will swear they belong to a gorilla! Just be careful of how much you do with ANY chemical, and make sure you read ALL the instructions AND SIDE AFFECTS!
681203
Point it up would be best. I feel most comfortable pointing up. Point it down would just hurt when you get erection. May be not much but hurt a little but it's like breaking your penis off. If pointing up with your hair caught in the skin, point it down, it's up to you. But to point it up and not get caught in the skin, would be best if you trim your hair. Not shave it but trim it. Alternatively, just try to position it properly while wearing your underwear. Do you get erection just anywhere and it hurts? I would suggest going to public toilet to "adjust" it and re-position your penis and the hair... and wait till erection goes off. You're situation is weird and ... funny. ROFL.
378580
Did you ever notice the diameter of an Asian person's hair?  It is thicker than a Causcasians.  I am sure the sheer thickness has something to do with it.
1050322
Nothing can magically grow your penis... things can give you a bigger-than-normal erection or whatever, but nothing will make it longer or anything.
337043
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.
123532
Anatommically speakiing, hair grow ooon parts of the body which are more sensitive to heat e.g. head/scalp, armpits. This one of our bodies protection from. Another function of the hair is protection of the skin from friction, specially in the genital area, during coitus or sex. \n\nSo male and female pubic hair has purpose. shaving it would expose the skin to friction which may lead to chaffing, etc.
314500
Its mostly spongy erectile/vascular tissue - it fills with blood to make it erect.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penis
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It is possible but unlikely unless it would be the result of an infection such as urethral strictures, [scars] inside the penis.\n\nif it is continuous consult a physician\n\nif not then pull the hair that is caught in the end of your penis out.
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If you use an epilator, instead of shaving, like the new epilady you will have less hair to deal with (and it does not hurt half as much as some people say it does) and so you will have less ingrown hair.  Especially after the first month or so of using it.  Waxing instead of shaving will also have the same effect.\n\nAlternatively, if that is not an option for you, wearing spandex shorts that are tight on your leg and prevent chafing of your leg when you exercise will help too.\n\nYou can get some stuff at a drug store called “Bikini Zone” that you put on after shaving that does help some...\n\nEventually, if you do nothing, the skin on your thigh will firm up and become more like the skin on the rest of your leg (but still be just as sensitive) and won’t develop ingrown hair as much.
309124
hairs are to keep you warm. You lose a high percentage of heat from the top of your head, thereby you have lots of hair to cover it. Hairs on legs stand up to help when your cold. Unfortunatly hair on my head needs gel
79162
They all have limits it's just that some are longer then others and it depends on the person. Some peoples hair will grow longer then others.
996431
No the actual hair doesn't grow back any faster or thicker.  But shaving can stimulate other hair follicles to grow darker.  The reason for colored hair is due to melanin produced at the site of the hair follicle which is then used in the production of the hair shaft.  This melanin isn't used in all hair, which is why some to a lot of hair looks white, blonde, or even clear on the body.  When the melaninocyte (the cells that produce melanin) are stimulated by UV rays (from sunlight), hormones (during puberty or genetic), or some other source, they begin producing different colored hairs, depending on what those cells are designed for (i.e. red, blonde, black, brown, etc).  When you have more hair follicles producing colored hair, it just appears that the hair has grown faster of thicker.