If i use nair hair removal will the hair grow back?
yes it does grow back, it wont grow back thicker. It usually depends on how fast your hair grows but it will take about a week to a week and a half to grow back
Does fallen hair grow back?
It depends upon what you mean by "fallen"? I don't mean to sound picky...but on average, women will lose between 50-100...even up to 150 strands of hair per day. Men normally fall in the 50-100 range as well for normal hair loss. This doesn't mean that these hair follicles where the hair was attached are remaining empty, never to grow hair again! For most people, about 90% of your hair is in a growth stage, leaving the other 10% in a resting phase. The loss we have for hair in the testing phase is simply making room for new hair growth. Also, keep in mind that longer hair will appear to be losing more hair than shorter because it is so much more obvious sitting in the drain.=So, if you have grown you hair longer recently, you may think you are losing more than normal. Try this test...using your fingertips, grab about 60 hairs and lightly pull the hair, running your fingers through your hair. The average hair still in your fingers would be between 5 & 8. If you are losing more than 15 hairs per pull, it's still no reason to panic...but make an appointment with an expert just to be safe.If you are experiencing much more hair loss that this...it could be as simple as too much stress or a lack of vitamins. It may just be a sign that you need to evaluate your dietary choices. Freaking out will possibly cause more hair loss...so try your best to stay calm until you can have an opinion by an expert.There are options to at least delay the thinning process...but keep in mind that genetics play a huge role in the possible loss. Keep your mind open to different ways of dealing with this issue and find someone you can trust to help you. Even if it just to ease your worries, a trip to the doctor to rule out any medical reasons is never a bad idea.I hope this helped answer your question..and didn’t just furtber confuse you.
Does pulled out hair grow back?
When hair is pulled out, we damage the hair follicle. Will the hair grow back? Most likely it will...but not always.Hair grows in stages, and without trying to get too technical, I'll explain. The first stage is the growth stage. This stage lasts a couple of years. This is when you see your hair, and it grows, and basically, how you know it best.The second stage is the renewal stage. This is when the follicle rests. It releases the hair from it's blood supply at the root, and it is getting ready to be replaced with new hair. This stage will last just a couple weeks. The third stage is the resting stage. This is when a new hair has been formed and pushes out the old hair, also known as shedding.In short, if you pull a hair out and damage the papilla, new hair may not grow back, or new hair growth may be retarded. By pulling hair out, you are confusing the cycles, and risk nomal hair growth.
Does pulled out hair grow back?
I had a seriously bad accident with my hair when drunk, SOMEHOW, I managed to rip off a good amount of hair, right off my head (no blood or anything) but now it's a "bald spot" in my hair, looks weird. I'm just 20, will it regrow?
Will staples in the head cause hair to not grow back on the scar?
Your hair will grow back-- directly on the scar--possibly not- it all depends on whether you heal normally- I'm sure you have other scars from previous falls, etc., if they are almost invisible and not thick and bumpy and widened, then you do not have keloidosis which is a condition some people have and causes scarring to actually get bigger.........even if you do have this condition, you will have the rest of your head of hair that will surely cover even if the scar gets as big as 1/16 inch wide.......so don't worry, no one will see it..........
If you wax your your upper lip, will the hair grow back thicker?
No, it will not. I wax my upper lip regularly. I also wax my chin and sideburn areas-no dark hair there, but I like the smooth look and feel of it; very feminine. It stays hair-free for about 3 weeks, and then the hair begins to grow back in-and no, it doesn't grow in thicker when it does grow in. I have gone without waxing for several months too and have let it grow back fully, and it's never been thicker. I am probably closer to your mom's age than yours and I have been waxing my lip area for years! I am a brunette with fair skin. My lip hair has never gotten thicker, coarser or darker. I disagree with the suggestion of bleaching the hair because you can still see the moustache at close range; it's lighter hair-but it's still hair. If she has rather thick hair on her lip, it's not a good look. It also looks really bad on people with darker skin tones. The blonde hair stands out against the skin, and is actually more noticable once bleached. I'm a happy waxer! Tell Mom not to worry; she'll love the results. Wax on!