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    Default Baby hairs on the front hair line

    At the front near my hair line i have the most horrible frizzy baby hairs, they never grow any longer than a couple of inches past my chin. The texture is similar to afro hair, it has always been like this and seems to be a family trait as both my daughters have it and my mum. Its so dry no matter what i do it never softens.

    Can baby hairs be grown as long as the rest of hair or do they only ever get to a certain length and then stop?
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    Default Re: Baby hairs on the front hair line

    I have some baby hairs at the top of my hairline and I know that they have gotten longer...

    Still...it isn't regrowth, you say?

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    They were growing the same rate as my fringe which is now collar bone length but my wispies stopped at just past chin. I even started parting my hair when its tied back, rather than pulled straight back to see if it is breakage.
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    Default Re: Baby hairs on the front hair line

    I think this is natural. Hair texture can be very different on different parts of your head. I have the frontline baby-hair thing going on, too, and I know I treat my hair with the same gentleness there, too.
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    I might try CO washes in this area, just wish my hair was more equal in texture guess we never get what we want eh!
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    Default Re: Baby hairs on the front hair line

    I have some of those too, right in the front. Mine never grow longer than 1-2 inches though.
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    Default Re: Baby hairs on the front hair line

    I have baby hairs in the front and by my ears. In humidity they curl up and away from my head.


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    Default Re: Baby hairs on the front hair line

    You've got me peering worriedly at my hairline generally now, jojo!

    I think I might have the same thing...

    Also, the hair on my 'sideburns' (?) and in the nape of my neck is babylike, fluffier and duller than the rest of my hair.

    Oh, my husband (who has just been asking me what I am typing!) says those hairbits are cute (especially nape of neck ones...).
    Last edited by Celebrian; December 8th, 2008 at 05:00 PM.

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    Default Re: Baby hairs on the front hair line

    I also have little baby hairs in my front hairline that never get long. Too bad, because if they would grow in, I would have a widow's peak!
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    Default Re: Baby hairs on the front hair line

    Glad to hear someone else question these hairs. I have a batch that recently sprouted up front left hair line, and like all the others, they are dead straight. On wash days this is no problem but on no-wash days they look wet from my scalp grease and hang in my eyes in spite of the updo. It must look lovely to my co-workers.

    When I first noticed them I thought maybe I'd lost hair there and not known it, and they were growing back in. They resembled some regrowing hairs that sprouted several years ago after my colorist left me under the dryer too long and some of my hair burned off.

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