Hair growth and genetics?

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Rissa G.

Nov 18, 2014

Rissa G.

Well, if long hair is in your genetics then yes I'd assume so I too cone from a family with healthy long thick hair in genetics and everyone I cut my hair it takes at least a year and a half to grow back down to my butt (it's been at my butt since I was like 4 no joke haha)..it'll take a while, though, and you need to keep it in good condition(trims regularly, not damaging it with excessive heat it dying). however if you bleached or dyed your hair a lot near the roots in the past it couldve likely damaged your hair follicles which has a horrible effect on the growth rate and may not allow your hair to grow regardless of the status of your genetics

Rissa G.

Nov 18, 2014

Rissa G.

Sorry for all the typos I hope you can understand -.- ha.

Rissa G.

Nov 18, 2014

Rissa G.

I'm sure since it's growing at a decent rate and you're taking care of it, it'll grow indefinitely so don't worry too much. things like growing out your hair usually take time. it's not a For sure thing damaged your hair follicles but obviously possible. it sounds like it's doing just fine though so just be patient

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