Anonymous wrote:I think that age is now since your son is asking. Your husband is being ridiculous. Would he also tell his daughter no if she wanted to shave her legs?
Anonymous wrote:DS is 14. He has fair skin and dark hair and recently has developed a slight mustache which is noticeable when within relative close contact. He wants to shave it off, but DH said no, saying he’s too young and that once you start you can’t stop because it grows back faster and quicker. I get the last part (having to shave my legs; ugh) but am not sure on the average start she. Any input?
Anonymous wrote:Let?
My DS’s decided when to start. Neither has real facial hair yet but they started buzzing their light mustaches off when they wanted to.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let?
My DS’s decided when to start. Neither has real facial hair yet but they started buzzing their light mustaches off when they wanted to.
This. Why would anyone dictate when their kid gets to shave?
Anonymous wrote:DS is 14. He has fair skin and dark hair and recently has developed a slight mustache which is noticeable when within relative close contact. He wants to shave it off, but DH said no, saying he’s too young and that once you start you can’t stop because it grows back faster and quicker. I get the last part (having to shave my legs; ugh) but am not sure on the average start she. Any input?
Anonymous wrote:Was your husband raised by a single mom?
This sounds like advice given to girls about legs (which is also inaccurate re growing back faster)
Anonymous wrote:My 17 year old still doesn’t have to. No facial hair- he’s still growing lol
19-year old can do it once a week or more.
Anonymous wrote:When they want to.