If you keep waxing every time hair grows back, will the hair become finer and grow back slower?

Or grow back more stubbly? Also, what about hair removal cream?If you keep waxing every time hair grows back, will the hair become finer and grow back slower?
yhIf you keep waxing every time hair grows back, will the hair become finer and grow back slower?
You won't get stubble from waxing if it is done properly. If the hairs are pulled out at the root by the waxing process, they grow back from the root with a soft tapered end. However, sometimes when waxing isn't done properly, some hairs break off at the surface and what you see regrowing is the full thickness shaft of the hair re-emerging which looks like shaving stubble.





When you wax, re-growth can be:


1. slower;


2. sparser (some hair does not re-grow at all);


3. finer (some of the hairs re-growing are thinner);


4. lighter in colour;


5. weaker (easier to pull out again).





BUT - these effects vary enormously from person to person and also between different areas of the body. You may see some of the above effects after only a couple of wax treatments and other effects may take a year or two of regular waxing to be observed or even never happen.





I think it is safe to say that, properly done, waxing won't ever increase re-growth.





I have never used hair removal cream, so I can't speak with any authority on that but waxing is generally regarded as longer lasting and having more permanent hair reduction effects than any other ';temporary'; hair removal method.
when you wax, the hair will eventually start to be more fine and will start to grow back more slowly, but you have to continuously keep getting waxed every 3-4 weeks.


hair removal creams are also an option because the hair becomes more fine over time, but many people have problems with depilatory creams because they can cause skin irritation, and it doesn't last as long as waxing.
Waxing has the same effect as hair removal cream- hair remains the same thickness (no thicker, no finer). But it definitely grows back slower than shaving. What you're looking for is an epilator, which removes more of the hair follicle and thus makes hair grow back finer and slower. It pulls the hair out, and works like an electric shaver.





I use a Braun epilator, $30. Good luck!
if you keep waxing the hair willl stop growing altogether eventually, but yes it will