No facial hair growth

You indicate that you are fully sexually developed in every other respect, which suggests to me that your light growth of facial hair is normal for you. When you say that you are fully developed sexually I assume you mean that your penis has grown, that your testicles have developed, that your height has increased, that your voice has broken due to enlargement of your larynx and that your body has generally assumed the proportions of an adult male. Hair growth is often the last change that occurs when the process of puberty is coming to an end. Men vary greatly in the amount of facial hair that they produce and some men are genetically programmed to have a very light growth. If you have hair in your armpits and have pubic hair that is further evidence that hormonally all is well with you.

Everyone covets the opportunity to show off a long and luxurious beard that will give them the sexy, manly look that they desire. Anyone looking for a way to grow their beard thicker and longer would likely love to just pop a pill in their mouth every morning and watch their beard grow longer and longer with each passing day. After all, slow and steady wins the race, right? Well, what it is that these guys have that give them the ability to infuriatingly grow incredible beards without trying is simply an insanely lucky and fortunate combination of genes. How this works is, you are born with hair follicles all over your body, including — of course — your face. As it happens, the hair follicles on your face are the last ones to be activated, and this occurs when you hit puberty. What this means is that if dad has a pretty rocking beard, you can probably count on having the same.

Indeed, from cavemen to Abraham Lincoln and beyond, beards have been an intimidating feature. Prehistoric men grew beards to protect their faces and keep them warm, among other purposes. In ancient times, beards were so culturally significant, cutting them off was a punishment and immense disgrace. When Alexander the Great came around circa BC , however, he ordered his soldiers to shave off their beards, worrying enemies would grab them during battle. Largely since that time, Huffington Post notes , the acceptance of beards in society has fluctuated and they've gone in and out of style.

Rudd has gone back and forth between bare-faced and bearded, and Twitter always has something to say about it. The singer, actor, and author has switched up his hairstyle a ton over the years, donning everything from tapered sides to a classic comb over. Martin has the same ever-changing philosophy when it comes to his facial hair, but no matter how he wears it, he always looks camera-ready. Cooper never rests on his grooming laurels for long. One day he's clean-shaven, and the next day a beard is born.