The Dhaka Times Desk Many people have the habit of shaving the baby's hair repeatedly to make it thick and beautiful. Since ancient times it has become a kind of custom!
Many people have the habit of shaving the baby's hair repeatedly to make it thick and beautiful. Since ancient times it has become a kind of custom!
This is seen in Bengali families from the earliest times. Bengalis believe that shaving a baby's hair makes the hair thicker and better! What is it really? This is the main topic of today's report.
It can be seen that many people believe that shaving the baby's head soon after birth leads to better hair growth. It is also believed that the hair that grows due to this will be thicker and healthier.
But does shaving really have anything to do with growing good hair? Science never says that. The hair on a baby's head at birth is usually thin and soft. This hair even falls out after an age and grows new hair again. Just as baby teeth fall out and new teeth grow. Mature hair is much thicker.
The real reason is that the type of hair on one's head depends on the follicles. Each of us is born with a certain number of follicles at birth. The number of these follicles never increases even after shaving.
Science says that whether hair is thick or thin depends on its genes. So shaving the baby repeatedly in the hope of good hair is actually nothing but pointless. Ingrown hairs after shaving often give the impression that more hair has grown due to a thicker face, but the reality tells a different story. This idea is not realistic. According to scientific calculations, it can be said in one word, even if you cut your hair repeatedly, there is no change in the hair, that is, the hair cannot grow thick or grow.
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