No, hair does not grow thicker after threading.
According to the provided reference, threading is a hair removal technique that pulls the hair directly from the root. This method has the opposite effect of making hair grow thicker.
Here's what the reference states about how threading affects hair regrowth:
- Threading removes the hair from the root.
- Your hair will never grow in thicker or darker after threading.
- Over time, the hair that grows back after threading will become finer.
This process is different from methods like shaving, which cut the hair at the skin's surface and can make the regrowth appear thicker due to the blunt tip. Because threading removes the entire hair strand, the follicle is often weakened over time, leading to the growth of finer hair.
Understanding the mechanism helps manage expectations about hair regrowth. Threading is favored by many for its ability to shape eyebrows and remove facial hair precisely, with the added benefit of potentially reducing the thickness and density of hair over consistent use.
