One of the most persistent myths about gray hairs is that pulling them out will make more grow. But is this true? Let's find ...

If that's not warning enough, the simulation shows an apparently upset and pulsating follicle where the hair once nestled in.

Plucking hair removes it from the root but can cause damaged hair follicles, leading to inflammation and weakened regrowth.

Do you constantly pluck hairs from your head or your face when stressed? You might have a disorder called trichotillomania. We spoke with Dena Rabinowitz, PhD, founder of Cognitive Behavioral ...

An curved arrow pointing right. NYU otologist Dr. Erich Voigt explains why it is important to be careful about how close you trim nose hairs. Produced by Delano Samuels Follow BI Video ...

I always have a set of tweezers in my makeup bag. I use them to maintain my groomed bushy brows and pluck those errant face hairs that bug me. After years of going through cheap drugstore brands ...

Post-pluck, you'll probably never think of the hair on your chinny-chin-chin again and to be honest, in the majority of cases, there's literally no need to. A small strand waving from your skin is ...

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Testing Notes: Given its manual design, there were times when this trimmer pulled hair rather than cut it. This can occasionally feel like plucking your nose hairs instead of cutting them ...