Does your hair grow quicker at the back of your head and in the front?

Question

A hairdresser told me this is a fact. Am just wondering what other people think?

Answer 1

No, I just cut it that way!

Party in the back, business in the front!

Answer 2

My hair grows quicker at the back and at the front

Answer 3

The Facts about Normal Hair Growth

Average number of hairs on the head: 100,000
Red hair: 90,000
Black hair: 110,000
Blond hair: 140,000
Maximum length of hair: 70 to 90 cm
Annual growth: 12 cm
Female hair grows more slowly than male hair (wouldn’t you just know it)
Male hair is more dense than female hair (ditto)
Lifespan of hair: 2 to 7 years
Diameter of hair: 0.1 mm
Load-carrying capacity: 100 grams (= one chocolate bar)
Humidity stretches the hair
Combing is less detrimental than brushing
Correct shampooing will not dry out the hair
Frequent washing does not increase loss of hair
Hair grows faster in warm weather
Elderly people have slower hair growth and diminished hair density
Cutting hair does not influence its growth
Spliced ends can not be repaired and need to be cut
Wet hair should not be rubbed since hair is very sensitive

Answer 4

i heard it grows quicker on one side of your head (i.e. left or right) rather than the front or back...it could all be rumours though, who knows.

R there any scientists on yahoo answers who can give an accurate answer?

Answer 5

i'm a hairdresser and no, it all grows at the same rate, if you dye your hair, the regrowth is exactly the same length all over your head. some people think that their fringe grows faster but it doesnt, and please dont visit that hairdresser!!

Answer 6

yes it does people who are bald Mostly still have hair at the back

Answer 7

mine grows all over i dont know!!

hmmmm but i guess in the back!!

Answer 8

..if you are a monkey


(i don't know) : )~