Is it good to pluck your beard frequently?

Beard is a male sexual characteristic. Many men like to grow beards, but some men do not like to have beards and think it will affect their image, so they pull out their beards. Of course, although plucking beards can effectively remove beards, the impact is still relatively large for men. Next, I will introduce to you the dangers of frequently plucking your beard!

1. The harm of beard pulling

Due to frequent stimulation, the regrown beard becomes deformed, discolored, of varying lengths, and uneven, which destroys the appearance. In addition, the harm of pulling out beards includes damaging surrounding tissues. In mild cases, it causes pain. If not treated promptly, bacteria can often damage hair follicles and cause folliculitis. If the inflammation spreads, it will become boils and even cellulitis. Although it can be cured at this time, it often leaves scars or permanent hair loss. Even more serious is that improper or untimely treatment can cause bacteria to invade the bloodstream, leading to life-threatening sepsis and septicemia.

2. How to deal with beard

The growth of beard is normal, which is mainly related to congenital genes and acquired life. Pulling out your beard may cause damage to hair follicles and infection of local skin, resulting in redness. Generally, it will not stimulate the growth of surrounding beard, but it will still grow back after being pulled out. If infection occurs, you can apply erythromycin ointment. A razor is recommended to prevent damage.

3. Will the beard grow again if you pull it out?

Beards generally grow faster than hair, which is a result of the effects of male hormones. The stronger the reproductive function, the faster the beard grows, so growing a beard is actually not a bad thing. There are many men who don’t grow beards and actually wish they could grow one.

Pulling out your beard is actually a bad habit. It is recommended that you do not pull out your beard and can shave it off with a razor. Because plucking beard hair will enlarge the pores and make them prone to infection, it is best not to do so.

As for the fact that the plucked beard will grow back, that is certain. Because the beard is plucked out but the hair follicles are still there, the beard will continue to grow again from the hair follicles. Therefore, if you want to stop the growth of beard by pulling it out, it is impossible to do so. At most, it is just a way to pass the time when you are bored.

In fact, it is okay for adult men to grow a moderate beard. Some people even grow a small goatee, and some people deliberately trim it into a sideburn beard. Everyone can shape his own beard according to his own personality.