salam alaikum
Found this piece in Reader's Digest,
sounds interesting.

Q: Is it true that when you shave, your hair grows back thicker?

A: No, the hair doesn’t really grow back thicker – it just looks like that way, explains Dr. Ronald B. Vender, director of the Dermatology Centre, a clinical research facility in Hamilton, Ont. When hair is cut or shaved, the cross-section at the cut is thicker than the tip, which has thinned due to such factors as washing your hair, exposure to the elements, wearing a hat, etc. "So while it seems at first that the hair is thicker," says Vender, "as the hair grows in length, it becomes tapered due to natural weathering."

hmmmmmmm. a good point to share as it a v common misconception in general public..


Thanx.

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main ne dekha hai aisa hota naheen hai.

Very informative sharing

Thanks for sharing

yeah,main pehle bhi believe naheen kartee thee ab likha huwa nicely explain kiya huwa mawaad mila to socha yahan share karoon

thanks aapke reply ka

hmmm..acha toh yeh baat hay.

Informative Post
Thanks for sharing
Khush Rehain
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Usman

nice information

thanks for sharing

thanks to you all

waisay i dont agree wid this point now