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Jamesy
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03 Jul 2022, 3:10 pm

One of my female friends was saying to me last night how when she was 19 it would only take her about a month or 2 to grow her hair long after a haircut.

Now she’s 34 according to her it takes a lot lot longer to grow hair to a long length. She said it can take up to a year to get long hair.

I am no hair expert but do you think that’s unusual that her can’t grow at the same speed as it used to?



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03 Jul 2022, 3:18 pm

How are we supposed to know about your friends hair.

In general though and without consulting Google I don't think 34 years of age is particularly old enough for a woman's hair to take its time in growing unless there is a particular issue with a lack of vitamins and minerals.

I'm nearly 50 and mine grows at the same rate as it did when I was younger.


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03 Jul 2022, 3:42 pm

Human Hair grows at a rate of between .5 and 1 inch per month. There are factors, like health and nutrition that can affect it, but that is the general rate.