Many are
born with pin straight hair, while others have wavy or curly hair.
Unfortunately, their hair doesn’t stay that way for very long.
The
strange tendency of hair to change its shape, in spite of genetics,
has some scientists baffled. Even if a girl has straight-haired
parents, her hairstyle may take on a different look in around seven
to ten years. There might not be an answer to this mystery anytime
soon, but scientists believe hormones play a critical role here.
Think of
hair growth as a circle of life. The entire growth cycle—anagen,
catagen, and telogen—takes years. Follicles are also subjected to
internal and external influences, affecting their growth pattern and
shape. Some hair strands may keep on growing, while others fall off
to start all over again. On the other hand, hormonal changes happen
on a daily basis, so no surprises there.
Restyling
hair can be a hassle, but there's a silver lining. Just because hair
extensions
are straight, curly, or wavy doesn't mean they only work well with
certain natural hair tendencies. In the hands of a skilled stylist,
high-quality hair extensions blend well with one’s natural hair,
resulting in a fabulous new ‘do.
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