Wednesday, January 26, 2011

What stops hair on your body from growing as fast as hair on your head??


 Have you ever wondered why the hairs on your arms 
are shorter than the hairs on your head?

Luckily you don't need to know.
Wherever there is hair 
The Wax Room can make it disappear!

Contact the team at The Wax Room 
Manunda Salon on 40 325888 or Woree Salon 40 330929

Just in case you're interested  here's why.....
A follicle will produce new cells for a certain period of time depending on where it is located on your body. This period is called the growth phase. Then it will stop for a period of time (the rest phase), and then restart the growth phase again. 
When the hair follicle enters the rest phase, the hair shaft breaks, so the existing hair falls out and a new hair takes its place. Therefore, the length of time that the hair is able to spend growing during the growth phase controls the maximum length of the hair. 
The cells that make the hairs on your arms are programmed to stop growing every couple of months, so the hair on your arms stays short. The hair follicles on your head, on the other hand, are programmed to let hair grow for years at a time, so the hair can grow very long.