What happens if you pull out your beard?

Beard is a kind of hair growing on men's faces. For many men, beard is a part of their face. Some men have beards on their faces, which makes them look more mature and more handsome. Usually, beards need to be shaved with a razor, but some people like to pluck their beards when they have nothing to do. However, I believe many people know that plucking beards is harmful to beards. So what harm will it bring?

Men's beards should not be pulled out. There are hair follicles, sebaceous glands, nerve endings and blood vessels underneath. If you pull out your beard, it is easy to cause damage to these hair follicles and sebaceous glands, and bacteria will take advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause folliculitis and sebaceous glanditis. In addition, if the inflammation spreads, it will become a swelling and even cellulitis. Although it can be cured at this time, it often leaves scars or permanent hair loss. In addition, the location of the beard is what is called the "danger triangle" in medicine. Infections in this area can easily spread and cause more serious inflammation. If it spreads to the cavernous sinuses in the cranial cavity, it is easy to cause inflammation to spread throughout the face. In severe cases, it may even cause intracranial infection and endanger life.

Beard is one of the characteristics of a man. When boys reach puberty, they will gradually grow beards, from less to more, from thin to thick, and grow more and more vigorously. However, some young people do not like to grow beards and always pull out their beards one by one. This is a very bad habit and sometimes even causes illness.

Beards are also a type of hair, and underneath them are hair follicles, sebaceous glands, nerve endings, and blood vessels. When you pull out your beard, it is not only painful, but it is also easy to damage the hair follicles and sebaceous glands, and bacteria can take advantage of the opportunity to enter, causing folliculitis and sebaceous glanditis. It can be seen that pulling out your beard is useless. The most appropriate treatment method is to wait until the beard grows to a certain length and shave it with a razor. Nose hair grows in the nasal cavity and plays an important defensive role for the human body. It can filter the inhaled air, prevent dust and foreign objects from being inhaled, slow down the flow rate of the inhaled air, warm the air, and prevent cold air from irritating the lungs. Dust, flies, etc. on the nose hair can cause sneezing, so that these foreign objects can be removed. If you pluck out your nose hair, not only will it lose its protective function, but it will also damage the hair follicles, leading to bacterial invasion. Beards and nose hairs are located exactly in the dangerous triangle of the face. Once there is a bacterial infection, it is easy to invade the skull, causing infection of the meninges and brain, bringing greater harm to the human body. Therefore, for the sake of your health, do not pluck out your beard and nose hair casually.

Notes

Therefore, it is not recommended to pluck the beard. To avoid infection, it is also more painful. There are these adverse effects, so it is recommended to use a razor.

Don't pluck your beard casually or use depilatory lotion or anything like that to avoid damaging your body. If you pluck your beard all the time, even if it doesn't cause inflammation, your pores will become larger, affecting your appearance.