If u shave your legs too much and the hairs go really dark and thick, then u wax them, do they grow back dark?

Question

If u shave your legs too much and the hairs go really dark and thick, then u wax them, do they grow back dark?

Answer 1

shaving's the same as waxing — your hair won't grow back thicker either way. But waxing does keep your skin feeling smoother longer, because you pull out the root, and it can take up to three months before the new hair comes through.

You could try bleaching the hair. Buy a bleaching kit like Andrea 5 Minute Bleach from your chemist. Try it on the back of your arm first, to see whether you are allergic to it. If not, you can use bleach every few weeks to disguise the dark hair

Answer 2

Once your hairs are dark, they will always grow back dark.

Waxing is better though because you dont have to shave as often and it doesnt damage the layer of skin.

Answer 3

yes that's true! the more you shave the more it grows and the thicker it grows.... when  you when them your just pulling them right out so it grows dark because your body need it (at times) and its all trying to get out at once so that's why pores extend and it keeps happening...

Answer 4

The dark and thick part is just an illusion it looks like that because of the way it grows after shaving. Just keep shaving your legs and they should look fine and silky smooth. Hairs don't grow back as quick when waxing or using a cream because unlike shaving it doesn't cut the hair it pulls or dissolves it from below the skin. Waxing is painful and you have to wait till your hair is kinda longish to do it. I'd say a cream like nair or veet is a better choice.

Answer 5

No. Shaving hair doesn't change its thickness or color. The color, location, thickness and length of hair on your body mainly depend on genetics and hormones. After you shave body hair, it may feel coarse or "stubbly" for a time as it grows out. During this phase, it may be more noticeable — and may appear darker or thicker. But it's not.