hey /fit/, I have never worked out a day in my life. I was

I'm only 18 and I'm noticing more hair growth around my face now that I'm on a surplus. Maintenance levels probably have the same effect

>>42731614
Lifting can increase your testosterone by a marginal, but noticeable, amount, which can improve beard coverage. It's not gonna suddenly turn you into a Werewolf Hungarian though.

>>42731639
That could easily be your natural hormones. It tends to get thicker as you grow older, but in my case it did happen around 20 when I was finally able to grow some hair, but it came out very patchy. And I know other men in their 25s who have the same problem, it is just slightly thicker hair, but then they have never worked out a day in their life.

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This is about the best I was able to grow it out. I'm uploading two photographs taken at different times

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>>42731685
and this

>>42731660

But wouldn't it be more of a steady process? Now that I'm lifting and eating a clean bulk, vitamins, my hair is darker and there's more of it.

>>42731639
Your beard will continue to get more dense for many years, it likely has nothing to do with lifting or eating.

>>42731782
>hair is darker

Skin got oilier or you don't go into the sun as much. The former can be down to nutrition and all sorts of things.

>>42731614
I can't think of a worse place to drop acid

Dis niqqa droppin acid in mecca? Lmao