Adolescent boys should not shave their newly grown mustaches

Are adolescent boys happy or worried about growing beards? Boys should have a correct understanding of growing beards. Boys growing beards is a natural physiological phenomenon during puberty, which means that boys have grown up. So, should the newly grown beard be shaved off? How to deal with adolescent troubles?

First, accept your changes

Growing a beard is a necessary stage of puberty. Boys must become men. A small beard is a sign of transition, indicating that boys are about to mature. Adolescent boys should cultivate the ability to adapt and be good at accepting this change.

Second, the mustache cannot be shaved

Since the beard is in the dangerous triangle, improper operation may scratch the skin, which may cause bleeding on the chin or disease. Especially when the beard is sparse and thin, it cannot cover the chin, so there is more bare flesh on the chin, which is easy to be scratched. As for the measures taken by some adolescent boys to pull out the beard by the roots, the risk index is even greater and must be stopped.

Third, don't worry about the "young lotus just showing its tip"

The area where the beard grows is rich in blood vessels. With the development of puberty and adequate supply of nutrition, the beard will quickly become thicker, saying goodbye to the sparse "young lotus just beginning to show its pointed corners".

The mustache is a sign of a boy's growth. Treating the mustache correctly is an important part of a boy's health care during adolescence. Don't think that the soft mustache is insignificant compared to the huge limbs. Adolescence is a stage of rapid physiological changes, and every small part is growing and developing at an unprecedented speed. The mustache is no exception. You must treat it well! The little one with a milky smell suddenly grows more and more like a man. At this time, the father should take on the responsibility of health guidance.

1. Don't make fun of the soft and sparse beards of adolescent boys. Instead, accept the changes in boys during puberty.

2. Explain the physiological knowledge of beard to adolescent boys to prevent them from doing anything drastic with their beard.

3. Share with teenage boys the anticipation of changes that occur during puberty, such as the transformation of a mustache into a thick beard.