why did my hair change after puberty?

Question

all my life i had super shiny straight hair. after about 14 my hair turned frizzy and i thought it was because i dyed it so much. but i let all the dyed part grow out and has been grown out for about 2 years. my hair is wavy/curly and pretty frizzy. why is that?

Answer 1

Hormones! My silky slightly wavy hair went curly during puberty, then even more with each pregnancy. Don't fight it - learn to love it!

Answer 2

I don't know the specifics, but, for some people their hair changes as they get older. My family has many natural blondes and all of our hair tends to get darker over the years. Also, for some people, their hair goes from curly to straight or vise-versa. You may want to talk to your hair stylist for some options of how to manage your hair. For example, layers might remove some of the frizz, it worked for me.

Answer 3

yeah, human beings's hair variations extra time. I used to have great right away hair and once I hit puberty it grew to become quite oily and wasn't as right away. it quite is nonetheless right away, yet no longer pin right away like it was once.

Answer 4

Hormones. Your hair will more than likely change again after having your first child, too.

Answer 5

Hair is affected by estrogen levels which changed at puberty.

Answer 6

Dying your hair can permanently damage your hair folicles. I relly don't think that it has anything to do with puberty.

Answer 7

well,its just life,every thing changes when we get older.hair,skin.body.its just a fact of life.

Answer 8

It's called HORMONES

Answer 9

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