We all know hair does not grow on the palms of our hands and the soles of our feet. Yet I have been wondering if I were to hypothetically take a razor and every few days simulate shaving, actually simulate is incorrect, actually shave them, will hair eventually grow?
The skin in those areas lack follicles and without follicles hair can’t grow. The skin tends to thicker than elsewhere and much lighter in color.
This always kind of fascinated me, but is it possible that after a while hair would grow or will my imaginary efforts(I’m not crazy to try nor I do I want)prove to be in vain?
Shaving doesn’t stimulate hair growth. And shaving hairless skin is just going to scrape off a few outer skin cells. After a while, you might get calluses, but you won’t get hair.
The only thing that shaving does (to hair) is cut the end off, creating a thicker end than the naturally tapering end. That’s why areas of skin that have previously been shaved appear to have more hair.
But it doesn’t grow out of the pads. The pads are hairless the way human palms and soles are, with the same result: dry friction for secure grip/traction.
Also, Maine Coon cats have fuzzy pawprints like a lynx, and they’re adorable. That is all.
Oh, please! Nema is clearly a werewolf and is trying to create plausible deniability prior to a full moon. Once the nubile young cheerleaders are found torn to shreds no one will suspect him.