It's genetics,it runs in families. Like for example, I have cowlicks and so does other people in my family..and get this,we all have them in the exact SAME places. Ha! :-)
Yes. If your parents or grandparents happen to be cows that lick things then yes.
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I think you mean a "cowlick" which is a section of hair that sticks out from the rest of the hair. Cowlicks appear when the growth direction of the hair forms a spiral pattern.
Yes girls can be born with cowlicks.
No, it's not only boys. I have two cowlicks and am female.
No. Hair texture is determined by the size and shape of the hair and angle it grows out of the follicle. Shape of individual hair strand actually determines the texture. The angle at which it grows out of the scalp determines specific growth patterns such as whorls and cowlicks.
Yes, in my family there is 4 generations.
It can, but it is the exception rather than the rule. In the great majority of cases, if you shave your head, it comes back exactly as it was before - cowlicks and all.
Cowlicks in the hair are hereditary and permanent. Cutting and styling around a cowlick is the only way to control them and help them look a little more blended and less noticeable.
Depends on "YOUR" personal growth pattern. People have many different growth patterns, distinguisaable ones would be cowlicks and/or swirls. Cowlicks occur around the perimiter of your hailine and swirls occur within your hair/on your head. you will also notice you have a different growth pattern on your left side compared to your right side, thus, allowing people to have a preferable side that does better for them. If you have a "great" hairstylist, he/she will cut your hair according to your unique growth pattern to ensure better hairdays =)
They have an English and an Abyssinian parent.
See which side your hair naturally falls or bends. If its just straight down then you can put on any side. Another thing to check out is if you have any cowlicks that will disturb your fringe.
yes a hair treatment does causes hair to grow faster and fill in