Probably A Silly Question But I'm Juse Curious.

[Dontwannabeabetabob]

Does hair growth/regrowth start out fine then gain pigmentation and density? Or does the hair break the skin already fully pigmented and at its final mature size? Obviously with cutting the hair without it falling out it's look will remain the same. This question is just in general and doesn't have to be particularly related to hair loss regrowth btw. Just wondering if what I'm feeling/seeing on my head is cope or not.

 

[rclark]

Does hair growth/regrowth start out fine then gain pigmentation and density? Or does the hair break the skin already fully pigmented and at its final mature size? Obviously with cutting the hair without it falling out it's look will remain the same. This question is just in general and doesn't have to be particularly related to hair loss regrowth btw. Just wondering if what I'm feeling/seeing on my head is cope or not.

That is a stupid question. A VERY STUPID QUESTION.

You're right. You should NOT have asked it!

 

[Roberto_72]

Does hair growth/regrowth start out fine then gain pigmentation and density? Or does the hair break the skin already fully pigmented and at its final mature size? Obviously with cutting the hair without it falling out it's look will remain the same. This question is just in general and doesn't have to be particularly related to hair loss regrowth btw. Just wondering if what I'm feeling/seeing on my head is cope or not.

The tip of the hair is indeed thinner and less colored than the rest of the strand. This is why people prefer wax to razor as hair removal technique. After waxing, the new hair that stems is less visible.

 

[rclark]

The tip of the hair is indeed thinner and less colored than the rest of the strand. This is why people prefer wax to razor as hair removal technique. After waxing, the new hair that stems is less visible.

@Roberto_72

I have a lot of respect for you. I really do.

Please, don't tell people to wax their scalp.

Their hair loss could become permanent?

 

[Dontwannabeabetabob]

@Roberto_72

I have a lot of respect for you. I really do.

Please, don't tell people to wax their scalp.

Their hair loss could become permanent?

Guess it could, the idea behind waxing continuously is to damage the hair follicle so it no longer produces hair or hair that regrows to be less noticeable.