[ SECRET POST #2427 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2427 ⌋

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Comments

[les_lenne]

Well then I'm a mythical creature because the hair that's growing now is definitely darker than before and probably? Because I used to spend a lot of time outside in the sun.

[(Anonymous)]

Isn't the root thicker than the rest of the hair as well, so when it starts to grow back, it's automatically thicker at first? I thought that was the main reason.

[making_excuses]

Do you use shaving foam? Because that could also make your hairs darker, or so I have heard. I never use shaving foam myself, but I see a difference when I just shave or when I use hair removal cream so there might be something in it?

[les_lenne]

I use a shaver that has some sort of, eh, soap (idek) for dry skin attached to it.

[(Anonymous)]

Your hair might very well be growing in thicker and darker, but it has nothing to do with shaving or not shaving.

[les_lenne]

All of my hair gets lighter when I spend a lot of time in the sun. The hair on my legs rarely has a chance for that these days because it gets cut off before it gets to bleach out in the sun. So, yes, shaving does have something to do with it. (I never said it's thicker btw.)

[kallanda_lee]

That was probably it then. The hair you originally had was sun-bleached, while the new hair isn't. What you could do is just bleach it (there are hair bleaches for body hair) and see if it looks more to your liking.

[les_lenne]

Hmm, I might try that come winter when I don't shave anyway, I just hope I won't get the same skin reaction as I did when I used depilatory cream once.

[(Anonymous)]

Congrats! You're Italian!

[les_lenne]

Pasta & pizza all day! \o/

[(Anonymous)]

lol

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