i m of 20 years..i have normal hairs on my left side of mouth but few hairs of shave on right side of face?
924140
There's really nothing wrong with you at all. It's just the way your hair grows. I have the same thing except probably not at durastic. I have more hair on the left of my face than my right. Maybe that's becuase I am left handed? I don't know. There's really no problem with it I don't think.
1137666
I know exactly what you have - they're ingrown hairs. Everyone will really curly hair is a candidate for this.\n\nIf - by any chance - you have naturally curly hair on your head (!) you're likely to get ingrown hairs anywhere you've shaved on your body. They DO look and feel like pimples. But not to worry - it's not a disease. It's just that folks with curly hair (wherever it is!) have spiral shaped hair follicles and when we shave, either too aggressively or with a bad razor, we're prone to ingrown hair. You can try a depilatory cream (go for the best and unscented), but they're a mess. Waxing will most definitely cause the same problem as your razor and unless you're into pain, that method is just plain nuts....\n\nMe - I'm saving up for laser hair remove.
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.
616721
yes normal your going through puberty and its okay for hair to grow in other places too ha ;)
590305
Yes it is a normal process for both men and women. You have been losing hair since the day you were born. Don't worry it grows back.
401258
If you have just started getting facial hair, then it might not be a good thing. Its called hirsutism and might be part of a condition called PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome..other symptoms to look out for are obesity, and  irregular mentrual periods. You should definitely talk to your doctor about it even if the hirsutism ends up being benign, atleast you will know. He will check your DHEA levels..
74831
It sounds like you have "pseudo-folliculitis barbae". Basically, you have ingrown hairs caused by shaving. Unfortunately, there is not much of a treatment option out there. Some dermatologists are using new age lasers to treat but there is not a high success rate and it's very expensive. Some men try to alternate razors with electric shavers, but it doesn't really help too much. You may need to grow and maintain a beard. In the meantime, you can try doing an internet search. Just watch your pocket for quacks that claim to cure you. Insurance won't pay for these treatments...p
1181807
You may be starting to shave too soon~give the water time to soften the hairs.  Do you start with shaving at your ankles?  It sounds like razor burn~try the Intuition razor!
871104
Your hair growth is determined by you genes, not by your habits.  If our lifestyles affected how much hair we had then we'd all be hairy in the winter like a dog.  Anyway, the first thing you need to do is start using shaving cream or gel to lubricate your skin when you shave...this will help to keep your skin healthy and reduce the chances of ingrown hairs and other skin problems associated with shaving.\n\nAs for the five o'clock shadow look, you need to wait until you have an evenly developed beard so you won't look like you have a case of the mange.  Once you get whiskers growing over all of your face then you can get yourself a beard trimmer with a short guard and then start doing your part to the keep the 1980s alive with that Don Johnson Miami Vice look.
134889
Shaved is good sometimes. I like to at least stay trimmed. More comfortable and good for oral.
932511
Not everyone looks good with a shaved head. if you don't, rest assured you certainly aren't the only one. Consider instead sporting a shorter haircut. Having short hair, you get the benefit of shaving your whole head (low maintenance) but still look good.\n\nThe best thing you could do is go to a salon and talk to the hair stylists/cutters there. They make a living making people's hair cuts fit their faces so I'm sure they could give you much better advice.\n\nGood luck!
95824
its normal! i have one too same as yours at the right side of my neck! but its a little shorter than yours.. =)
497449
i shave it everyday\ni like my face to be clean-shaved =)\n\nlol i hope you know i was joking!
184642
Is facial hair important to you? Have you tried shaving the few facial hairs that may now exist? Is there a history, genetically speaking of beards in your family?\n\n   I was 17 once, and probably even before that I had the thought that a beard,,,evident facial hair, would make me more manly,,,or cause me to appear so.. I very likely shaved those few hairs, more than once a day,,,often paying the price in wearing toilet tissue badges.\n\n   Once I matured into that thought and process, it was too late. I had to begin shaving. I came to find it a time consuming, sometimes painful process, and at some point I stopped. It was like something wonderful had happened. I had an extra 2 minutes every morning to do whatever I wanted. I saved on toilet tissue, razors, and/or blades, shaving gels etc./after shave, and life was good.\n\n    Of course it has it's limitations.\n\n   I became defined by the beard and mustache, and not always in a positive way. Finding and procuring employment changes when one has facial hair,,, Perjudice or company policies govern that usually.\n\n   Fortunately I came to a point where I began working for myself so it didn't much matter.\n\n   A mate, or prospective mate, may not enjoy it, and will likely tell you so, or why?\n\n   Life is long, pace yourself, and patience is part of that.\n\nRev. Steven
461780
As a woman gets older she undergoes hormonal changes.  Probably at the age of 25 some women start to notice this hair growth on their face, neck and chin.  Most women pluck these hairs as they appear and some women undergo electrolysis to have them removed.  It is just part of the wonderful things that happen to a woman's body as she ages.  If a woman has a hysterectomy; the process is sped up.  In today's society, people tend to prefer that women do not have these facial hairs.  There are over the counter products like Nair that remove these unwanted hairs but most of these chemicals leave burns.  Better yet, go to your local beautician and they will help you with your problem (That is if you consider it a problem.).  If the hair doesn't bother you.  Who cares what is socially acceptable.
290886
I'm not too sure about this. You should go to a salon and ask one of them or a doctor or some specialist.
778292
Everybody develops at different stages. I didn't get facial hair until the age of 20.