Does beard grow slower at night?
It's funny: when I shave in the evening, there's no significant progress in the morning, whereas when I shave in the morning, there's a noticeable stubble by the end of the day.
Or is that a consequence of the 8/12 hours time difference?
04. november 2005
one of those meaningful questions
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That's easy to figure out - what's the state of your facial hair in the middle of the next day if you shave in the evening?
At least you're not a bearded woman. :)
ahem, i don't get it...
OK, in theory, your beard should be about the same length X hours after shaving, right? So how does "shaving in the evening + sleeping + 4 hours" stubble compare to "shaving in the morning + 12 hours" stubble?
If it's about the same, then yes, those 4 hours make a difference. If evening shaving produces considerably less stubble even after 12 hours, one of the possible conclusions could be that you're less manly at night. :P
Oh bloody hell, that first sentence makes no sense. Let me try again.
OK, in theory, your beard should be about the same length X hours after shaving, no matter when you shave, right?
you're giving this way too much thought. don't make me regret writing this post!
One of the symptoms of procrastination. Sorry.
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