what age will hair starts going on my chest and if i shave it will it grow back thick?

Question

what if i wax it how long it take to grow back

Answer 1

WELL IT DEPENDS ON EXACTLY HOW OLD YOU ARE AND WHENEVER YOU HAVE HIT THE PUBERTY STAGE YET ASSUMING THAT YOU ARE A DUDE I TAKE IT ODVIOUSLY,IF YOU HAVE HIT 12 OR I3 STAGE YET YOU WILL START GOING THREW PUBERTY REALLY QUICLY FOR A YOUNG MALE ETC, AND YES IF YOU HAVE VERY THICK HAIR ON YOUR HEAD ETC, AND YOU SHAVE YOUR CHEST IT WILL GROW BACK RATHER THICK, OKAYY, BUT WARNING BECAUSE I SHAVE OFF EVERYTHING OKAY IF YOU START GROWING HAIR ON YOUR CHEST ETC ANS START SHAVING IT DO IT EVERDAY AS I DO BECAUSE IT WILL START ITCHING LIKE HELL ESPECIALLY IN A VERY HOT STICKY CLIMATE BELIVE ME I KNOW I SHAVE OFF EVERYTHING EVERDAY RIGHT DOWNE TOO THE, PRIVATE PARTS AND IF YOU START SHAVING , YOU MUST MUST KEP IT UP, IF YOU START SHVING IT, I TRIED LEETING IT GO BUT IT ITCHES LIKE HELL IF I DONT JUST WARNING YOU OKAY, TAKE MY ADVICE I KNOW

Answer 2

No certain age- Shave your face once you've some thing to shave, and infrequently only the few stray whiskers that commence turning out to be can make your face seem kinda grimy. I surely have had chest hair for years and under no circumstances shaved it- no longer truly well worth the attempt,and seems good besides. And no, shaving off any hair, everywhere, would not make it advance swifter, thicker, or reason extra to advance. stupid fable. once you get facial hair or chest hair is basically genetic, also how briskly it is going to advance and the way thick it will be. Me, i began shaving my moustache at 12 and had an finished beard to shave even as i changed into 13, acceptable pal had just about no longer some thing to shave at 18.

Answer 3

My husband started getting hair on chest around age 22. If you wax it it will grow back in about 3 weeks.

Answer 4

Chest hair is a hereditary trait, and really depends on your parents and grandparents (Did Grandma have a hairy chest?)

And don't believe the old wives tale that shaving or waxing makes your hair grow back thicker. It doesn't have anything to do with it.

Answer 5

Your hair will grow soon enough, and thick enough on its own. Don't rush it. It varies from person to person. Mine started to come in around 13. My step son has a mustache already and he's only 13. But I have a friend who wasn't able to grow one until he was 25. Don't sweat it. It will be there soon enough, just let nature take it's coarse. DON"T shave to make it thicker, you will regret it later. And when you do get hair, you'll wish you could get rid of it after awhile. Funny how the grass is greener...

Answer 6

It will start as you reach puberty. If you shave it will grow back though probably not thicker. Waxing? Is it really worth the pain. Just a trim once in a while will keep it manageable.

Answer 7

mNaw mann if you shave or nothing your not a homo, people in UFC who are someone of the toughest S.O.B's out there shave there legs to make it harder to get grabbed by the oppenent so oust whatever he is saying lol. If someone says your gay cause u shave say "Im comfortable with my masculinity so i dont really care bout what you say" lol, thats what i would do lol. I would like to say in puberty...but im not sure casue im 15 and still in puberty and i havent seen any growing lol. Usually when you shave something it grows back sharp because it cuts the hair sharp..so i dont know if thats thick or thin lol. Hope this helps.

Answer 8

If you shave it will grow back thicker. If you wax it will be thinner or the same as when it first grew. I know this because i wax my legs. As far as when will it start to grow?---- It will grow out when it does - it depends on your genes.

Answer 9

The age really depends on genetics, but it usually starts to grow in high school. And if you shave it, it won't grow back any thicker - that's a myth.

Answer 10

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