Can a 14-year-old boy shave his beard?

Many children find that they have grown beards after reaching puberty. They feel very old and want to shave them off, but they don’t know whether they can do so. Many people say that the more you shave your beard, the thicker it will become. Therefore, whether or not to shave your beard during puberty has become a very worrying and troublesome issue for many teenagers. So, can a 14-year-old child shave his beard?

First, can a 14-year-old child shave his beard? For adolescents, it is best to keep their beards short. There is no need to shave because the skin tissue of adolescents is not fully developed and it is easy to hurt the skin!

There is no exact answer to when you can shave, some may be earlier, others may be later, but generally you should start shaving between the ages of 14 and 16. In fact, there is not much point in shaving before the age of seventeen or eighteen. Starting from these two years, you will enter another growth stage, and a layer of black hair will grow on your upper lip and ears, which means that you have started to grow a beard. But it takes quite a long time for this layer of hair to turn into a real beard.

Second, the amount of beard is related to genetic genes. If you want to know what your beard looks like, you need to know what the beards of your father, grandfather, grandfather-in-law, uncle, and uncles look like. Then combine your own beard to see which one of theirs yours is like, whether it is thick or sparse. Generally speaking, men do not need to shave before the age of 20, because most of the beards before the age of 20 are some black hairs, except for those who have a family history of thick beards. If your beard is now thick and hard, then you can shave.

Can a 14-year-old child shave his beard? If the color is just darker, there is no need to shave. If you start shaving too early, your beard will become darker and harder, but at a certain point it will not continue to become darker and harder, because the beard will be fully mature by then. I would like to remind everyone that before shaving, you should wash your face with a neutral soap. If there is dirt and dust on your face and beard, once the razor irritates the skin or slightly injures the skin, the dirt will cause skin infection.