为什么你的头发不长了?
At one point or another, all of us have looked in the mirror and thought, "Ugh, why the hell won't my hair grow?" - but can hair really stop growing, or is it all in our inpatient minds? While it's true that your hair probably hasn't stopped growing altogether, there are some factors that can slow the growth or make it seem like the growth has been stunted. We checked in with experts and they gave us this master info as well as some tips on how to help things along. Are you getting trims often enough? "Some women try to hang onto as much length as possible by avoiding haircuts, and yet they gain no length," says Shab Aghajani, Roy Teeluck Salon stylist. "We all have a maximum length our hair can reach according to our current regime. This is where your ends simply begin to break instead of continue to remain strong and healthy. Until you change your existing habits and products used on your hair, nothing will change about your hair. Trim the split ends, and use the right hair mask and treatment to nourish your hair, because clearly you've plateaued and nothing will change unless you make some changes yourself." Genetics Whether we have pinpointed it or not, we all have an individual hair cycle growth phase in which their hair has potential to reach its longest. "This does not mean that hair always stops growing once it reaches a specific length, but once a certain amount of time has passed. The growth phase is largely determined by genetics and typically lasts between two and six years," says Dr. James C. Marotta, plastic surgeon and hair restoration specialist. Age Aging brings with it a host of life complications, not the least of which is our hair. As we get older, chances are our hair is weaker. Years of heat styling and bleaching can build up to create major damage. "Studies have shown that the biology of hair can change and the growth stage may shorten. This means that hair could begin shedding faster, making it appear thinner and shorter," says Marotta. "For instance, if you have a five-year anagen (growing) period, a single strand of hair will continue growing for five years before it will go into 'resting' phase. " |