In an earlier post you said “With regard to the change in hair character from straight to wavy, it is not unusual for hair character to change as we get older…”
Why does this happen?
As our body ages, we see changes in our hair character. The hair of a newborn is very soft and very fine, the child’s hair becomes thicker and as we age, we might peak with our hair shaft thickness in childhood or early adolescence. As we move into adulthood and then older ages, the hair again changes. All of these changes are genetically programmed. Unfortunately, we do not know much about the programming, but one day we will learn more as we command the issue of hair growth, balding, and hair thickness.
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