Will waxing make my hair grow back less noticeable?

I heard waxing makes your hair grow back thinner. If I were to wax my hair after it grows in on my legs over time would they hardly grow in?Will waxing make my hair grow back less noticeable?
It does make your hair grow back finer and lighter.


To avoid ingrown hairs, expholiate before waxing. Tip, use sugar to expholiate legs, underams (ie. wherever you are gunna wax), it's way cheaper than an expholiant from the shops and does the same thing!Will waxing make my hair grow back less noticeable?
Yes, but over time. It pulls the hair out by its roots directly so it will eventually grow back softer, thinner and possibly even lighter. On your legs it works quicker than say your armpits, eyebrows or even bikini line. If you are a first timer, I'd get it professionally done, it doesn't hurt nearly as much.
Yes it does grow back thinner and after a long period of continual waxing you will notice less hairs coming through, even slight bald patches. To really get rid of the hair in the most effective and permanent way there is laser removal.
its true. its thinner and less noticable.
well i thought that for agessss


but what atchully happens is beacuse the hairs get weaker they cant go through the skin so it increases the chances of you getting ingrown hairs
yes same goes for plucking since you're pulling the hair out by the roots
Maybe, though i would never try it.
its true

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