Often, experts talk about a gray area—or a middle ground—but they cut right to the chase with this one: Don't pluck gray hair. "Plucking gray hairs won’t solve the issue—in fact, it can ...

Scientists pluck genes at the root of gray hairs, unibrows, bushy beards Data may help evolution, forensic, aesthetic research. Neckbeards still mystery.

Tweezing has its place in hair removal, but it shouldn't be used everywhere on the body. We go over where you shouldn't pluck hair as well as tips for plucking safely and effectively.

You can pluck stray eyebrow hairs at home and practice your DIY mani skills, but coloring your hair is a whole different ball game; it takes some research and prep work to get ready to break open ...

Plucking out hair can actually lead to regrowth ... But researchers at the University of Southern California found that pulling 200 hairs up by their roots prompted 1,200 to grow up in their place ...

As tempting as it can be to pluck unwanted hair with tweezers, try to resist. This is especially true for nostril hairs as pulling them out by the roots can lead to bacterial infection.

That's because shen you pluck a hair with tweezers, it pulls the hair shaft from the skin at its root, says Joshua Zeichner, M.D., a New York City-based board-certified dermatologist.

I don't have a unibrow, but I do have a half-dozen hairs on each side that are twice as thick and about three times as long so they stick out way more than the others. Maybe in a couple more years ...

If your gray hair is simply a natural sign of aging, you still have healthier options than plucking it. " Shampoo and hair dye can be used to dye the hair temporarily," Dr. Antia says.