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Since I got my hair cut a few weeks ago, I've been getting less attention from girls, and I've lost my zen. I need my hair back!
Any way?
Any way?
Seriously? I have noticed that my facial hair is growing faster this year... the year I sit next to the sexy chem girl I always hit on .Moonbear said:You could try lusting after a pretty woman. This will lead to a slight rise in testosterone, which will promote hair growth...ummm...or at least beard growth.
ShawnD said:Seriously? I have noticed that my facial hair is growing faster this year... the year I sit next to the sexy chem girl I always hit on .
I'm surprised you like men with short hair. I think it just looks goofy.
My hair used to be like Ashton Kutcher's hair in the older episodes of that 70's show; sort of longish. Now it looks like his hair in the newer episodes; all short and awry.
Um... won't he look kind of weird running around with gelatin all over his head??Kerrie said:what?? i love short hair on men! well, try geletin, i heard that helps...
If you are bald, come to http://www.hairenergizer.com/ or http://www.hair-vitamins.net/ShawnD said:Since I got my hair cut a few weeks ago, I've been getting less attention from girls, and I've lost my zen. I need my hair back!
Any way?
While a healthy diet is essential for overall hair health, there is no evidence that specific foods can make your hair grow faster. However, a balanced diet rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals can improve the overall health and appearance of your hair.
There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that trimming your hair regularly will make it grow faster. However, regular trims can help prevent split ends and breakage, which can improve the overall appearance and health of your hair.
While there are many supplements and products on the market claiming to promote hair growth, there is limited scientific evidence to support their effectiveness. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement or product.
Stress can potentially affect hair growth by disrupting the normal hair growth cycle. However, the effects of stress on hair growth are not well understood and may vary from person to person. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and managing stress levels may help promote healthy hair growth.
Your hair care routine can affect the health and appearance of your hair, but it is unlikely to significantly impact the speed of hair growth. Ensuring you are using gentle products and avoiding excessive heat and chemical treatments can help keep your hair healthy, but genetics and other factors play a larger role in hair growth rate.