what is the average hair growth in a year?

Answer 1

about 1 foot I think

Answer 2

It depends on the person and the season hair grows faster in the spring and summer the average growth is about 1/2 inch per month in the spring and summer and 1/2 about every 5to 6weeks there after so in a year the average growth is about 5and 1/2 inches .

Answer 3

The "average" hair growth is 1/2 inch per month. That's it.

Your hair is dead protein. Once your hair emerges from your scalp it can no longer renew itself because it's dead.

Excessive stress and some medications can slow or even prevent hair growth.

Smoking, caffeine and carbonated sodas can block your maximum hair growing potential.

Slow hair growth, thinning and wispy hair strands are largely due to the body's inability to provide the scalp with the nutrients required for proper hair growth and hair nutrition.

Cycle of Growth:

Hairs grow from hair follicles, which are miniature organs in the skin. Each individual hair follicle grows a single hair in a cycle consisting of a long period of growth followed by a relatively short period of rest.

During the rest period the hair is still attached to the hair follicle, but it is not growing. After each rest period, the hair is shed, and a new hair begins to grow, and the growth cycle starts again.

The life of a given hair is measured by adding the growth period plus the rest period.

Answer 4

Hair grows at a rate of about 1 centimetre a month.
After one year it will be 12 cm long.

Answer 5

I think its 1/2 inch a month so It would be 6 inches

Answer 6

1/2 foot

Answer 7

well its 1/2 an inch a month. so lets see i think all together it would be 6inches a year....

Answer 8

well my hair grows fast so if i dont cut my hair n a year it gets pretty long.

Answer 9

12 inches or more (it depends on if you take care of your hair)