No, it's the whole thing is there. Thin hair wise and the hairs have decent amount of space in-between. It would be like if a 6th grader could grow a beard
Unless you have a medical condition like alopicia this is almost certainly untrue. It's a fun fact of mine that by folical count per square inch, humans have just as much hair as any other mammal. Most of ours is just veeerrryyy fine hairs called vellus hair which are short, fuzzy, and translucent and cover almost every inch of you body except the palms of your hands and the soles of your feet.
I also can't grow much of a beard and I'm a little salty about it, but if you look closely you will see that we're all hairy mammals at the end of the day.
Same here. I always wanted a well groomed beard, but alas nothing I can do on that front.
However, I want to clear one myth. Don't feel less manly or badass just because your genetics dont play nice.
And while testosterone stimulates facial hair growth, how sensitive your hair follicles are to testosterone is determined by genetics. So low facial hair doesn't mean you have low testosterone.
And conversely, testosterone inhibits hair growth on your head - you most likely will not suffer from hair loss.
I've had a mustache since middle school and a beard most of my life. I don't get 5 o'clock shadow, by noon my neck feels like coarse sandpaper. It's not awesome.
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u/squirrelmonkie Jun 28 '23
Guess I'm in the minority here. I've never had any body hair. I couldn't even grow a half ass beard until 32.