Asked: Question about beards?

So I'm 18 and all I can grow is a mustache, some hairs on my chin, and below the lip. But it's not very full either. Anyways it doesn't grow on my cheeks or sideburns, but I see little dark hairs sprouting above my cheek on my cheekbones. Which is usually not where beards grow do they? Will try start to spread on my cheeks?

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Answered:
You may have to wait a while until you can actually start to show the process of a beard being grown. For some people, it may take much longer. My brother could grow a beard when he was 15 years old. However, it may be the same for me as it is for you; it may take much longer for you. I can't grow a beard as well and I only grow a few whiskers and some littles hairs/peach fuzz after 2 weeks of not shaving. It just really depends on genetics. You can't just start making a beard grow. I'm one of those people that will have to wait a long time to get any actual facial hair, and you may have a bit of waiting too. Good luck to you though. Maybe it'll help if you keep to a healthy diet.



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Hair all over your body is determined by your GENETICS.
If & when your genetics decide to kick in – then growth can occur – & not before.
You can only have patience – & wait to see what all develops.
If it is meant to be – then it will happen – sooner or later.



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