If I got a number 4 clipper cut ie. 1/2 inch
Well, hair grows about 1 centimeter a month, so.. yeah.. a few months.
Figure it out this way, hair grows about an inch a month. Do the math.
approximatly 2 months
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My 6/yo daughter been getting teased about her slight mustache. She has become very conscious and was asking if I could use my clipper to shave it like I do.
well, getting teased is no fun and could really damage a child, but once you shave off hair like that, it just grows back worse, if its really dark you should try like turning it blonde with like hydrogen peroxide or something....
I have a slight one to and I wax it.
You could try waxing. Shaving might make the regrowth come in thicker. The best thing for you to do is to teach her that she is beautiful. Give her a tough skin now.
leave her alone, my daughter has the same thing, that is leftover lanugo hair. You need to teach her to be proud of who she is and understand that everyone has flaws. She cannot change everything someone else doesn't like about her. I left my daughters as is and just made sure she understood that flaws don't take away from your beauty. She is no longer self conscious about it.
wax
Don't shave it, bleach it with a cream bleach or wax it with cold waxing strips. Waxing will hurt like hell for your six year old though.
I wouldn't clip it. Waxing hurts but it would probably be a one time thing and work great. I would take her to a salon and let them decide whether to bleach or wax or use a depilatory cream.
Im not certain the answer of how to take care of it, but i would check into it further if i were you. There is no need letting her go through school with something that will only cause her to be made fun of. Maybe get with a dermatologist if you havent already.
I recall a girl in grade school who had the same problem, to this day whenever i mention her name around friends they still say "oh yeah the mustache girl"
Funny thing is she grew up to be very beautiful.
Try waxing it, but not until she's a little bit older.
Honestly, I hate how society has come to tease others at the age of 6 because of something that's only a little different! =[
Good luck, I'm sure she's beautiful. If people have to put others down to feel better about themselves, maybe they should try a wax on their words.
I'd say consult a facialist, waxing would probably be better (but go to a pro, at six her skin is delicate). One of the nice things about waxing is that after a while the hair root produces hair more slowly and regrowth slows, when you shave hair the stubble is more obvious and may make it seem thicker. But at six? that seems young.
May I suggest the other issue is the unkindness of her associates and I imagine you have talked to her about how to understand others unkindness and how to not be too hurt by it (though it is hard to completely disregard). There will always be something about us that others will be able to pick out and try to make us feel bad about (the unhappy ones who are like that); it is sad that they do that.
I wonder if their parents know about that. I know kids will do a certain amount of that but I would want to know if mine were being mean to another child.
Well, i am a lot older than her( not that old) and my friend and i both have one. Although we don't get teased, try to tell her in a way that that is natural. If she is the "feisty" type, then i suggest you follow the other answers.
Get her checked by a doctor to see that there's nothing too seriously out of whack hormonally. If there's nothing too drastically wrong then, the most sensible thing to do is let her shave using an electric razor.
I have seen guys who do the clipper on the sides thing, some go real short, esp. guys who work in banks. So does it look good to have short sides? HOw about the top, close cropped? or not?
As with all other preference things, beauty is on the eye of the beholder.
Except for mullets. They are ugly no matter who is wearing them.
It really depends on the face shape
longer.
Personally, I like longer hair.
ugh i hate those clean cut looks, every guy loosk teh same!!
chopped at top- short at sides very neat on the edges
it depends on the guy's face and how he carries himself. really any guy in a hat is attractive!
depends on the shape of ur face. if ur a fatty like myself, i shave it. makes me look like i lost a few pounds. lol
It depends on the shape of the face and other features.
well me personally i like cropped
i love that look!!!! i think its called a fade... HOT!!!
depends on the face shape.. I have lusted after a bald man with just as much gusto as a man with hair that was long, you have to look at your face and decide what is best for you. ..
Im generally a fan of curly-ish hair, so i guess i like body in the hair but it all depends on what their face shape is. If they have a huuuge head or something, and its close cropped, it makes their head look even bigger than it would with hair.
I think it depends on the size of the head and the size of the ears. Good day.
It completely depends on the guy. Typically I like guys with longer hair, but it's all a matter of opinion.
the only thing that I hate in men's haircut is when they cut it really short. It disguesses me so much. Other things are pretty fine. ,So, I would say dont cut your sideburns toooo short. :)
Depends on face shape and hair texture.
I know you can use a small razor/clipper. Is there a better way? This is a full time job!
Tweezer? That might be painful on the ears though ...
Oh god. Full time job? God bless you. xx
Take out the tweezers and pluck pluck pluck away. Go for the nose while you are at it. It will be slightly painful at first but eventually you get used to it.
If he can stand the plucking, go for it! : ) .. if not, they make those little tiny shave sticks, ya know for noses and such. They work great! Give it a try, my fiance' uses one, and it works great!
if you can have someone do it for you
use some wax
it will keep it away longer
put a small amount of cotton into your ear to protect your ear canal
then let er rip
use that little thing that was designed for women to trim eyebrows it's electric and small and has a light on it you can find it at Walmart or a Pharmacy
I use a clipper with a number one to trim all the strategic areas...
Guys shouldnt shave their armpits, or legs, or chest thats just part of being a man and seems very femine to me if you have hair just leave it, if a guy naturally doesnt have much hair then thats ok. However its very nice if you trim/shave your pubic area. Just makes it nicer for the woman when she is giving a BJ.
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under the pits. yes. on chest. no. on back no. on legs yes. on... yes..
GOD NO
Only if your Queer
i like them trimmed, but not all the way gone because i would feel like total removal would be too feminine
I don't like boys that shave their arms, or legs, or eyebrows (Gross!) But boys that shave their armpits are good. =D
Keeping it trimmed allows you to clean those extra-hairy areas more efficiently, and we want you to smell good if we're going to be close to you! But shaving and waxing are too feminine/pre-pubescent (with the exception of back hair!!) i like my man to look like a man.
Yes, U want it to be smooth n' soft.
Are you sure you're a guy????
That's creepy!!!!
guys don't need to shave, just groom groom groom. Keep everything trimmed and neat (including chest hair! A girl doesn't want to wade into a jungle to kiss it, nor get her fingers stuck and tangled to touch it)
only on your armpits
never on your legs!!!
No...maybe if you are really hairy give it a trim...but for the most part guys shouldn't be shaving anything except their facial hair.
no - no shaving your body allowed!!! it's creepy. i will not date a guy that shaves his body....gross. if you have body hair leave it! i just won't date either of the 2.
Well fortunately for me my husband is hairless....naturally......
NO!! Shaving leaves stubble, and there is nothing worse than getting stubble burn after putting your head on your guy's chest. Plus, you'll end up with ingrown hairs and razor burn allover the place-yuck. Keep things trimmed up, but don't shave. If you really want to go bare, you can wax--no stubbly regrowth--but you'd better be a tough guy, 'cause waxing can be PAINFUL!
only if they are looking to impress other guys
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Be a man.
NO
if you have a hairy back and chest..yes!! otherwise..nope!!
Are you a swimmer ?
MY BF SHAVES HIS CHEST AND ARMS... HE WEIGHTLIFTS.. I DUNNO IF THERE IS A CONNECTION THERE OR WHAT. HE SHAVED HIS LEGS ONCE... WE DONT LIKE THAT.. LOL
do not shave your armpits. but if you butt is hairy yes. trim up your undercarriage a little. maybe get rid of your back hair. but that is about it. you shouldn't be completely hairless.
I like my boyfriend in all his hairy glory and he knows I'd prefer it if he didn't shave but he's welcome to. And if another guy wants to do that, that's his choice, but I don't prefer it.
I think they should kinda trim up a little maybe wax excess chest hair. I don't get the airpit hair becuase you'd think the deodorant wouldnt work with all that hair
but a little hair is okay, but not like wolf man hair. It just depends on the level of hairyness
yes , its more clean
and it gives you a good smelling
look ! i shaved my Am pits and beside my dick also
i think its more clean
but the chest in not
its kind of manhood
There are some women who dislike, but understand the idea of bodily hair on a man. Most women either don't care or just might like it, trimming certain more private areas is always appreciated, but as for chest, back, legs, ext you should probably just leave well enough alone. If your armpit hair gets in your way, maybe trim it, but don't shave it.
Alot of men wax their chest/back areas, but then again, alot if not most of them don't. It is all about personal preference to be honest with you. If you dont want it there, than take it off (except the armpits/legs, women almost expect hair to be there on a man).
Yes I think men shaving is totally great.
NO, I don't see why guys shave. I really don't like it! Leave the hair!!! lol
Depends on what you want to do with him. If I'm in a mood for him to yell, I'll leave him hairy when I drip wax on him. Getting hot wax out of hair is a messy thing. Oh, well, his problem not mine.
YESS!!!
...sound crazy, but I do! Can't miss with the clipper! Ha ha ha
How bout you?
No, but I don't cut my hair often except for once a year or so, sometimes less. I know it's bad for split ends or whatever, but I don't care too much about that kind of thing. I tend to get my hair cut when it's too long to deal with, and then I donate it to Locks of Love; they make wigs for children with cancer and other diseases.
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No, wouldn't like to try as I'm sure a disaster would ensue!
Yes but not when it's major styling. I colour my own hair too.
No. I would not do that. I quite like my hair %26amp; want it beautifuly styled by a profesional stylist.
nope. but I used to when I shaved my head...with clippers....
I cut my own also..well My wife cuts it for me.. but I dont pay a barber.. when shes just as good and I only had to marry her..
I will trim the split ends myself -- but no I don't cut it
yep, I cut my own hair...its cheaper!
I shave my head bald with a Mach 3 power razor, so I would have to say "yes."
I had let it grow for a few months and just shaved it off again. It feels so good to run those clippers over your head! Then putting the warm shaving cream on your head and shaving it with a razor feels so good, too!
Yes I did once, and it was a disaster.
Sometimes I did it my own.... hehehe
I cut my husbands hair, as they charge too much at the barbers, as for mine, I have my niece cut mine, can't afford the prices these days at the beauty shop.
I did a few times, it was interesting, but the results weren't exactly what I had imagined..
Yes, I cut my own hair. =)
lol dats crazy *giving u drunken stuppid look*
no i dont do that
no
no
Yes.
No. I tried it once....never again.
Yes I do. It cost to much at the hair dressers. they see me coming a mile away and I end up spending an extra $100 on crap I dont even know what it is.
So I just do it myself now.
