It also depends on when they were removed. If the eunuch developed facial hair before castration it will keep right on growing. Testosterone basically flips a switch in a follicle, and removing testosterone sadly does not un-flip the switch.
Removing the testes but leaving the shaft was the preferred (non-punishment) method of making a eunuch for most of Chinese history - much less likely to just bleed out and die.
Performed on eunuchs such as Zheng He, noted Chinese Muslim naval leader.
Jokes aside, depends on which part was removed. If balls, then they will have a harder time with facial hair due to reduced testosterone.
It also depends on when they were removed. If the eunuch developed facial hair before castration it will keep right on growing. Testosterone basically flips a switch in a follicle, and removing testosterone sadly does not un-flip the switch.
My dreams are slightly crushed hearing this.
On bright news I love the name “Althea” btw.
Laser hair removal and/or electrolysis can kill the hair follicles, so it is possible. Just not as a result of testosterone blocking/removal.
and thank you :3
Why do you tell that to someone who apparently hunts Althea?! /s
I dont hunt Altheas! It’s just a last name!!
That’s what I would say as well to make Altheas feel safe. And then BOOM.
Why do my mother and grandma have to shave then?
Do girls not have balls?
Why are you speaking as if men are supposed to have balls 😅
Removing the testes but leaving the shaft was the preferred (non-punishment) method of making a eunuch for most of Chinese history - much less likely to just bleed out and die.
Performed on eunuchs such as Zheng He, noted Chinese Muslim naval leader.