Dermatologists have definitively proven that shaving body hair does not alter its thickness, color, or rate of growth, it merely blunts the tip of the hair shaft, making the stubble feel coarser as it grows back out.

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Dermatologists have definitively proven that shaving body hair does not alter its thickness, color, or rate of growth, it merely blunts the tip of the hair shaft, making the stubble feel coarser as it grows back out. We have collectively accepted a massive societal lie just to justify why our legs feel like sandpaper three days after using a razor. Generations of people have been fear-mongered into enduring painful waxing and expensive laser treatments, entirely based on an optical illusion caused by blunt hair edges. Your hair follicles do not care if you shaved them, they are just stubbornly doing their job, completely oblivious to the multi-billion dollar grooming industry that thrives on your anatomical ignorance