My 12.5 year old son got qite a noticeabl paech fuz because is it ok to let him shave? i asked this one before

Question

when did you guys start, i made a mistKE ON MY LAST QUESTION i said moustache but its really only a peach fuzz

Answer 1

The same thing happened to me around that age. I have dirty blond hair, but my "peach fuzz" was more on the brown side, so it looked like I had a dirty lip. My friends started making jokes like, "Oh Luke's getting a mustache" and whatever. It was kind of cool at first, but then I got tired of it.
So one day, Gillette sent us this free razor and shaving cream in a box that said happy 18th birthday; imagine my luck! So by the time I was 13, I had started shaving it off whenever it became visible. At first it was only once a month or longer, but now it's more like every 2-3 weeks. (I'm 13 1/2 btw) So if I were you, I'd just buy him a good razor (I use Gillette Fusion) and tell him he can use it whenever he thinks he needs to.
Good luck. :-)

Answer 2

It doesn't matter when we started shaving -- different boys develop at different rates.

Let HIM make the decision of when to shave and how often -- it's HIS face, and he's the one who will get teased if it looks bad. And shaving does NOT make it come in darker or thicker -- that's a myth.

Answer 3

i started about 12-13

Answer 4

Ok now Why would you want him to shave when hes only 12.5yrs old?...then he'll end up being real hairy when he gets older cuz the hair on a guys face only comes back faster and thicker once you shave it off and it'll just continue to do that evertime he shaves it off of his face.

Answer 5

Yeah, it's ok to let him shave. Why wouldn't it be? I'm 15 and I shave everyday.

Answer 6

It doesn't matter. Same answer: If he needs to shave to look neat, it doesn't matter if he's 8 or 18.