There are some girls that do like chinstrap facial hair. It really depends on the girl, some like facial hair while others do not like any facial hair on a guy.
Dihydrotestosterone, a derivative of testosterone which is responsible for growing facial hair.
Many facial hair removal creams, like Nair, have a sensitive skin formula. There are wax strips for sensitive skin, such as Parissa. And, threading is becoming more popular as a less harsh hair removal process.
A car wax buffer is a spongy material that helps in the shining of the car's outside. Orbital, Ryobi, and AutoGeek are popular car wax buffers brands.
You can't increase facial hair, strictly speaking. What hair folicles you have, you have; you can't rearrange DNA. You can try to thicken the hair using creams and the like, but they probably won't do all that much. Some people have a lot of facial hair, some don't.
Facial and body hair is down mainly to your genetics. If you do not have facial hair yet at 22-years-old then there is still time. Facial and body hair comes with the onstart of puberty, but a beard can take a while to appear. It may start a bit here and there or look patchy in places when it begins but it is a sign that facial hair is beginning. Some races of people have genetics that gives very little facial and body hair and others much more.
All mammals have facial hair. In many cases it is for warmth or protection from sunlight. There are special hairs that sense touch. The body is as wide as some of the facial hairs.
Some of the pros of waxing facial hair include: looking younger, appearing more hygienic, and looking stylist. Some cons of waxing facial hair include: cost, time consuming, and discomfort associated with waxing.
Some times a mustache.
Yes, it is possible to continue growing facial hair after the age of 22. Facial hair growth is primarily influenced by genetics and hormonal changes. While some men may experience more facial hair growth during puberty, it is still possible for facial hair to continue thickening and filling out in the years following.
The answer is yes and no. Mainly it depends on the persons genetics and family history. If they had ancestors from other races who had facial hair then yes they will have facial hair too. Otherwise true blooded American Indians cannot grow facial hair cause of the smooth skin they inherited. Also some American Indian tribes can grow facial hair but prefer to shave it clean, mainly due to the ancestors beliefs that man should not be at the same level in appearance as animals.
you can shave your face were you want hair to grow..... 2nd Answer: The above answer is an old wive's tale . . . you have to wait until your body decides to grow more facial hair on you.