Due to the blunt effect of the razor, how may hair feel as it regrows?

When hair is shaved with a razor, the blunt cutting of the hair shaft can affect the texture and feel of the hair as it begins to regrow. The process of shaving removes hair at the skin's surface, resulting in a straight edge where the hair was cut. This can create the sensation that the regrowing hair is coarser or thicker than it was before shaving.

As the hair grows back, it is initially experienced as having a more pronounced feel due to the blunt tip, which often contrasts with the tapering shape of naturally growing hair. Consequently, individuals may perceive this hair as being more coarse, especially when compared to hair that has not been shaved and maintains its natural tapered end. This perception stems from the change in the hair’s physical properties at the tip resulting from the shaving process, which alters how the hair interacts with the skin and the surrounding environment.