The point at which hair becomes visible again following epilation by removing it from the root varies depending on individual physiology and waxing technique. Several factors influence regrowth timelines, including genetics, hormonal influences, and the specific area of the body waxed. Hair removal that extracts the entire strand from beneath the skin disrupts the follicular cycle, requiring the follicle to regenerate a new hair.
Understanding hair regrowth cycles offers individuals realistic expectations regarding the longevity of waxing results. Waxing, when performed consistently, can weaken the hair follicle over time, potentially leading to slower and finer regrowth. This contrasts with methods such as shaving, which only cuts the hair at the surface and does not impact the follicle’s activity.