No, shaving bum hair does not reduce sweat. Sweat is produced by sweat glands located in the skin, and shaving only removes hair, not the glands themselves.
Here's why:
- Sweat glands are deep within the skin: They are not affected by shaving, which only removes the hair shaft above the skin's surface.
- Sweat production is controlled by the body: The amount of sweat your body produces is determined by factors like temperature, physical activity, and stress levels.
- Shaving can actually increase sweat: This is because the newly shaved area can be more sensitive and prone to irritation, which might cause the body to sweat more.
Therefore, while shaving may make the area feel cooler due to reduced hair insulation, it does not actually reduce the amount of sweat produced by your body.
