Shave at night

Some male friends have no time to shave due to busy work, so they always choose to shave at night. In fact, it is better to shave in the morning. This is because the light at night is dim and it is easy to damage your skin. Moreover, after shaving at night, after a night's sleep, you will find stubble again the next morning, which will damage your image and make your beard grow faster.

Beards are a type of body hair on men that grows in response to testosterone, and are an important sign of human gender. From the time a man begins to grow to around 20 years old, the fine hairs around his lips gradually grow into a true beard. The beard grows about 0.4 mm per day and can be as long as the abdomen. [1]

Beard is a general term for mustaches, whiskers and beards. Usually the whiskers above the lips are called mustaches, those below are called whiskers, and those on the cheeks are called beards. Beards are also called moustaches. They are a symbol of masculinity and are often used to refer to men. For example, in the Chinese saying "The quilt is not as good as a beard", "beards" are beards and eyebrows that represent men. However, a few women may grow some hair due to endocrine disorders. But don't worry, this phenomenon will gradually disappear after careful care. [1]

The first person to notice the relationship between beard growth and sex hormones was a Scottish man who was working on a remote island in the western Hebrides. When he learned that he would soon be returning to Scotland to see his girlfriend, he discovered that his beard had grown wildly. [1]

Beards are not only a matter of personal hygiene, but also reflect a person's personality, mentality, aesthetic taste and even life pursuit. Chinese people once believed that "the hair on the body is given by parents and should not be damaged". Except for shaving their hair and beards to become monks, they would not easily shave off their beards.

After the Xinhai Revolution, Chinese men's hairstyles, clothing, and social etiquette changed significantly. Haircuts and shaving became part of daily life for men. However, there are still many etiquettes related to beards that are worth understanding. For example, younger people do not grow beards in front of their elders. This is a reflection of traditional Chinese cultural consciousness and ethical concepts, and is of great educational significance to modern people, especially those young people who are chasing fashion. [1]

Shaving refers to removing something on the surface of an object with a knife, commonly known as shaving. Beard generally refers to the beard growing on a man's upper lip, chin, cheeks, cheeks or neck.

The first person to notice the relationship between beard growth and sex hormones was a Scotsman who was working on a remote island in the Hebrides in western Scotland. When he learned that he would soon return to Scotland to see his girlfriend, he found that his beard had grown wildly.

Beards are not only a matter of personal hygiene, but also reflect a person's personality, mentality, aesthetic taste and even life pursuit. After the Xinhai Revolution, Chinese men's hairstyles, clothing, and social etiquette changed a lot, and men's haircuts and shaving became part of their daily lives.