Advice for moustache shaving for young male teen?

Has sensitive skin and has therefore been delaying the inevitable. Is it true shaving will stimulate the hair to grow faster and thicker? Should shaving be put off as late as possible? What method do you suggest - foam and razor or electric shaver? Any sensible advice welcome.


Thank you.Advice for moustache shaving for young male teen?
Razor is the best. Electric always made my face break out. A good quality razor like Gillette Fusion or Fusion Power (what I use). I also use Edge gel for sensitive skin. Like you said it's inevitable so might as well start. Splash your face with hot water before you apply the save gel. Good luck!Advice for moustache shaving for young male teen?
No, shaving does not make hair grow back thicker or faster. Complete myth. It looks thicker because you've lopped off the fine, tapered end of the follicles. It looks like it's growing faster initially after shaving because the contrast is greater between smooth and stubble than it is between stubble and longer stubble.





The incorrect thinking also derives from the fact that as one ages, one's facial hair grows in thicker and faster. And as one ages, one begins to shave. But correlation does not imply causation. Logic 101.
I would suggest u start with a good shaving cream, something for sensitive skin (THere are loads of options out there) and a good 3+blade razor. (Never skimp on the razor. U get what u pay for) It will probably seem that the hair comes in thicker after u start shaving, but don't worry about that. It's inevitable anyway. If u find that u don't like it, try electric. Let me kow if u have any questions. Ive tried it all as far as shaving is concerned. :)
Yes, I'm sure shaving does tend to make the hairs grow quicker than it would do otherwise. I used a razor to start with - but be careful with sensitive skin - use enough foam. I now generally use an electric shaver for quickness although a razor will get closer.
yes it grows thicker as you make the hair grow faster if totally removed





you need to try each way of shaving that suits you until you find one that's feel good for you
Try to trim it. I have the same problem.





I trimmed it once and kinda messed up so i had to shave the whole thing off. It grew back faster and thicker so I stopped. It doesn't look really thick though.
It's a myth. It doesn't come back thicker and darker. It does it on it's own. Go to http://www.snopes.com and search the question
Yes, after shaving, it will come back faster and thicker.