Seasonal variation is definitely a thing. Search "seasonal growth" and you'll get some hits.
I'm curious if anyone has noticed that their hair grows slower in the winter than the summer.
Between August and September My hair grew 3.5" but since the weather cooled off this month it's only grown around .5". Mostly, I've been eating the same...
Is slower growth in colder months "a thing"?
Thanks
Last edited by jane_marie; November 30th, 2019 at 10:03 AM.
Seasonal variation is definitely a thing. Search "seasonal growth" and you'll get some hits.
Hair is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.
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Good to know it's a thing. I search using your suggested term but didn't see anything that fit... maybe I just needed to go back a few more pages?
Anyway, I'll trust you on it.
Edit - "seasonal growth rate" seems to be pulling some results. The LHC search engine is always so temperamental with me.
Last edited by jane_marie; November 30th, 2019 at 11:15 AM.
It is a "thing," so it may very well be happening to you. My own hair doesn't have any seasonal variation that I've noticed (though I don't measure at regular intervals). Of course, variation can also happen at random, it may or may not be because of weather. You'd probably have to observe over a few years to say for sure.
Caution: LHC-itis may become terminal.
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Here's one:
https://forums.longhaircommunity.com...d.php?t=142324
And another:
https://forums.longhaircommunity.com...ad.php?t=70272
And another:
https://forums.longhaircommunity.com...ad.php?t=61808
I use the white search box on the top right of the desktop version of the site. It takes me to a custom Google search which seems to work much better than whatever way I was searching before.
When I put in henna in the spring my roots are usually only half as long, or even less, as when I do it in the fall. For me the difference is really dramatic!
Huh, how odd.
Is this weather related entirely?
I haven't ever paid attention to this.
But I live in Florida, so it's always warm. I don't know if I would see any difference.
I feel like mine is opposite. Way slower in the spring/summer months and way faster in the fall/winter
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