The problem of hair loss begins here. When you start noticing more strands stuck on your hair brush, you begin to worry. It would not be a problem if your body can grow new hair strands exceptionally fast but that is not the case. On the other hand, hair growth has its cycle that normally lasts at about two to six years. It is generally accepted that an average person has approximately 100,000 hair strands that grow, more or less, one centimeter a month. Ninety percent of these strands grow in different phases during the cycle and the other 10 percent go dormant. This remaining 10% fall out in about two to three months and replaced by new hair sprouts. Experts agree that an average daily hair fall is 100 and in order to keep the normal volume of your hair, the fallen ones be replaced by new growth at the same rate. Continue reading
