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Hair Growth Cycle Myths and Facts

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Gotta discuss the myths that seem to circle around with a vengeance and my first question is WHY???  My second question is what’s it gonna take to get rid of them?  Well, all I can do is share the knowledge so drink in my lovely Naturals!!!

Hair Growth Myths

Separating Fact from Fiction

Once major myth regarding the hair growth cycle is that sections
of hair go through each cycle at the same time, leading to missing
patches of hair. This is completely false, as each individual hair goes
through these phases at its own independent rate. Even though you shed your hair on a regular basis, a healthy scalp and head of hair will never have complete sections of hair missing at one time.

Some people also believe that by frequently wearing hats, you will
toy with the hair growth cycle in a negative way. This is highly
unlikely, unless the hat is being worn extremely tightly, and cutting
off circulation to the hair follicles, thus speeding up the releasing of
the dermal papilla.

In addition, many people believe that excessive washing, drying and
styling of the hair will increase hair loss. This won’t happen unless
you are doing this at excessive measures, roughly and multiple times a
day.
Naturallycurly.com

Just wanted to share Naturals,
Sabrina 

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  1. October 17, 2012 / 2:24 am

    I have actually never heard any of these myths. Good for me I guess, but they sound really silly to believe.

    • May 10, 2013 / 6:50 pm

      There are more but who knows why they creep up in the first place.

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