Understanding more about facial hair?
817062
No, shaving doesn't make more hair grow.  It only cuts off the tapered end leaving the blunt end at the tip.  This can make the individual hairs look thicker, but it's only an illusion.  The amount of facial hair a person has is due to hormones and genetics.  Facial hair, like any other hair on the body, also has cowlicks (swirl patterns in how they erupt from the skin).  This sometimes makes a beard look uneven or patchy.
785216
go to google, there is a band with images above the search bar....click that. type in something like waxing, tweezing, shaving...you get the idea. just be careful in what context link you use. a parlors link would be best to use. good luck! :)
740690
Hi, I actually read these really good articles about shaving and skin care for men, you'll find more useful information there I'm sure:\nhttp://www.carefair.com/Men/Mens_Skincare_Regime_512.html\nhttp://www.carefair.com/Men/Shaving_Secrets_1067.html\nhttp://www.carefair.com/Men/The_Perfect_Shave_198.html
754185
arousal is not because of the shaven head, u had a feeling on that day.\ndon't worry enjoy, allow him to grow the hair.\nthere are many other smooth places.
1070757
a few men do have this complaint" \n\nmost men have some areas with fewer whiskers \n\nmen of asian decent have very little facial hair \n\nin some but not all cases it can be related to low expression of testosterone but you will have other symptoms - low muscle mass, middle body fat, small testicles, low libido etc \n\nif you have any of these see an endocrinologist to get checked out \n\nif it is only a lack of facial hair - well hey  at least you dont have to shave every day - think how much time and money you will save!
761422
There is also the fact that as a male, and as testosterone rises in your body, you undergo body changes which cause your jawline to become more square, voice to change, and eyebrow, nose, ear, face, and chin hairs to grow.  I think you have made an a+b=c equation without examining all the other factors which could have caused c.  I suggest you seek professional advice before you waste your time claiming a result for which you have no real proof.  Sorry --
539765
Facial hair....it depends cuz on some guys it's looks hot on other's it looks nasty, makes them look older, or just a lil geeky
778542
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
197440
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
516517
i read www.askmen.com, it helps me alot and i quite informative!
95713
The answer by Abishek above is accurate. \n\nMy answer is just an opinion, no offense meant. \n\nTake it down low, man. Just shave your head, you'll be surprised how many women enjoy the freshly shaved head, and you'll save yourself a ton of money. Nobody is fooled by the hair plugs. \n\nMale pattern baldness has been considered a sign of virility in some cultures. This has some scientific validity, since it is caused by DHT (Dihydroxy testosterone), which actually binds more tightly to testosterone receptors than testosterone.\n\nNot convinced? Think Bruce Willis before and after he decided to shave his head...just something to think about, before you start spending alot of money on hair.\n\nDon't take any of that too seriously.
430079
Depends on the man, but I have never seen a man that does not look good with a mustache and a beard, especially when they're trimmed right. Almost all the men in my family have beards (trimmed) and they all look great in them. I personally like men with that look, but it is not a total 'must' look for me. If that's your picture next to the question, I think you look great in a mustache and a beard...like one of the gals said earlier...they usually tickle *giggle* and no fun-loving woman says no to a good tickle *wink*.
808178
On which to grow one's beard.
215028
do you want more hair on your body or a thicker mustache?\nregardless ther isnt any way its all genetics, some guys are prone to more hair growth in certain areas of their body than others.
25309
depends how type of work you apply. If you were artist , I don't see much problem that you have some facial hair. Or you can look if the people who work on the company you are going to interview has facial hair or not. It will give you pretty good idea.
743879
Well I feel I can give a good answer.  My husband will go through all of it in one year depending on the season.\n\nSpring: Clean shaven.  I can see his face and there are no barriers to kissing him.  I don't have to point out when he has something stuck in the whiskers.\n\nSummer: Mustache.  I can still see his face but the added facial hair gives him an added masculinity that I love.  I think it tickles when we kiss but I think he does it on purpose.  \n\nFall: Goatee.  I love him in a goatee.  This when we get all our pictures taken.  I think it makes him look mature but still young.  Regal yet playful.  When we kiss, because I'm already so keyed up on how good I think he looks, I barely notice the tickle of the hair.  *growl*\n\nWinter: Full beard.  I don't mind him in a beard.  You see so few men with one, its kinda new and exciting.  To me its almost like the man behind the mask idea.  Plus this is when we act out my older man fantasies. *wink*  Depending on the length of the beard depends on how much I notice the hair.  Also if he remembered to condition the hair in the shower so it would be soft.
1107767
Very much so. I am 30 years old and still cannot grow a full beard due to some areas of my face that dont have facial hair yet. On the other hand, a fellow I grew up with and went to school with had a full beard by the time we were in the 10th grade (age 16). It is dependant on genetics- the physical features a person has, including hair (or lack there of), is inherited from the parents. Some groups of people, like those whose ancestors are from northern Europe, or the middle east, have a much greater chance of growing a full beard, and doing so at an earlier age. Your friend should be thankful he has such a minor problem as this. Another friend I grew up with started going bald as a senior in high school, and was nearly bald by the time he was 23 years old.\n\nAs for thinking the guy is lying to you, there is an easy way to solve that. Ask to see his drivers license. Dont be nasty or rude, just be fun and silly about it, build up to the request by pointing out that many people have such bad photos on their licenses, show him your and ask to see how bad the pic is on his license. Then you can know for sure how old he is. Also, if he is 19, he should have already graduated from high school, ask if you can see his diploma.