Femanon here. Awhile ago I cut off my peach fuzz with scissors,

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desu op i'm not sure what to tell you except for my own personal experience with this, take what you will out of it

i used to bleach but got tired of just having a blonde moustache, so i got one of these trimmers (pic related-- it's like 13 bucks, got mine at target) and started trimming it that way

immediately it started coming in darker/thicker/quicker, but after doing it for like two years i almost never have to do it because the hair barely grows in anymore and when it does, it's light

so i dunno

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Shaving/trimming doesn't make hair grow back darker and more visible, it's a myth. It would have grown to what it is now either way

shaving hair doesn't Change shit about it. Only thing it does is rob it's fine tip so it might appear darker or thicker. Wax it so it grows back complete with tips and all.

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laser to get rid of them for real

Doesn't waxing frequently destroy hair follicles over time?

I used to get my eyebrows waxed and while some of the hair is still faint, they aren't as bushy as they used to be.

I might be lying tho.

The only reason it looks thicker is because it doesn't taper off at the end right now since you cut off that portion. Just wax your lip.

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>>17177873

The whole myth that a guy's beard will grow faster and fuller the more he shaves is based of of what you two are experiencing: it absolutely does, but only for a bit.

Your body will often grow back the hair that you cut/shaved more quickly and in a more noticeable fashion, but that's okay.

Shave the area again and, over time, you may notice that your hair in that area has almost given up on fighting back.

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A lot of people say that it doesn't destroy the hair permently, and you have to keep going back.