This is a question alot of people are wondering the answer is NO.Hair growth has nothing to do with genetics but texture yes can be. But even then its the way your follicles are shaped if there oval you may have thicker and curlier hair.
So if you are wanting to grow your hair long take care of yourself and eat right.
Your hair never stops growing even when you die.
If it was genetic noone would have hair because hair would stop growing when you cut your hair off.
So for those who are wondering the only thing that may be genetic would be color and possibly texture and how fast it grows.
But your hair never stops growing unless you have poor health.
Hope this answers your question!
It depends on genetics, meaning that it would be difficult to tell you the answer without doing detailed genetic work. It depends on both of your genetics, meaning not only your hair color but your families hair color as well.
Genetics
Human's hair texture is controlled by genes. If a parent has curly hair the likelihood that their offspring will have it is very great.
Genetics do not make a baby, they determine whether the baby will be more like the father or mother. Genetics can help determine traits like a baby having hair or eye colour like the mother.
well Genetics comes from the parents. Say like if the mother has A.D.D, and the father dose not than the chiled as a 50% chance of getting it
Yes
Not necessarily; there are people with natural hair who simply have slow growth & it is actually very possible to have healthy relaxed hair. Growth has to do with genetics, vitamins, & hair care.
Nutrition and genetics affect a child's growth. A child who doesn't have the genes to be tall will likely not be tall.
you don't it doesn't affect hair growth
No, conditioner will only soften, moisturize, and detangle the hair. It will not effect the growth.
Yes. Excessive hair growth is a common side affect.
yes it does
No, a LEEP procedure does not affect hair growth.
Hair that grows back after it was cut, shaved or removed by a hair-removing cream is not thicker or darker than it was before it was removed. Removing hair, by any method, does not effect the part of the hair shaft below the skin surface, which is where growth and pigmentation occur. The color, location, thickness and length of hair on your body mainly depend on genetics and hormones. Mayo best-mens-skin-care.com
No. The type of hair cut you have does NOT affect hair growth/baldness.
In one word-NO.
No. Rate of any hair growth is determined by the follicle, which is under the skin, and genetics. It can also be affected by diet and general health