Does Your HAIR GET TICKER when you shave?

Question

is ther anything that can reduce the tickness of ur hair


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Answer 1

No my hair doesn't get ticker, but my clock ticks...does that help?
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Answer 2

No it doesn't. cutting or shaving your hair can cause it to feel more corse or thick because it gives the end that has been cut a blunt edge instead of a fine edge that hair has naturally. when hair isn't cut it sprouts from a follicle just like a blade of grass does. One good thing you can do if your hair is long enough , have a barber or stylist cut your hair with a pair of thinning shears. This will cut down on your hair fullness giving it a more fine appearance!

Answer 3

No, shaving does not make your hair thicker. It just appears that way because when you cut it off at the surface and it starts to grow back, it's all the same length and is darker from not being exposed to the sun. It's a myth that shaving makes your hair thicker.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Yes it does, I think if you took to .......chemical treatment(such as bleaching) or using a lot of conditioner. What it does in essence is, it strips your hair follicles of the top layer, cuasing it to be smooth or lighter in color.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Yes
No there is nothing to prevent the thickness

Answer 8

No - it just grows back darker, but not thicker.

Answer 9

yes
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I dont think so

Answer 10

No