Does plucking hair regrow darker

Answer 1

no, not at all in anyway, though it may eventualy have the opposite effect, making the hair follicle weaker, i have a friend who has pucked her eyebrows for about 20 years, they hardly grow back now at all.

no forms of hair removal make hair grow back thicker or darker, its a myth. it may seem like it does for a few reasons

a, if you shave or cut hair you are creating a blunt edhe which feels sharper than the naturally tapered end of a hair

b, you may just be becoming hairier as time goes on, this is perfectly normal and generally continues throughout life for most people.

don't worry

Answer 2

As one ages, hair becomes gray. Lacks pigmentation for the colour we once had.

If you start plucking out the gray hairs, they will still grow out gray.

It does not matter where on the body you pluck them. The hair growing out again will be the same colour as its predecessor was.

If you pluck a red hair, then it grows back out red.

the same with all other possible colours including gray.

It is such a pity for us oldies that want to keep our nice look.

However. Being old is not negative. Wear it being proud. Show yourself as a stylish mature rather than try to look like a teenager at age 40-50+

Regards.