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Hi guys
As you know I cut my hair till shoulder length and I also did the mistake of trimming the front but it seems to take more time.
Is it true that hair at the front grows slower than hair at the back?
Pic is me (self portrait)
It is VERY true, hair in front is the slowest growing, that is why it takes so long for some guys to get all their hair in a tail, it is those pesky front hairs that keep coming out of the ponytial tie.
David
Are you sure about that it is slowest growing?
I think it is just because the hair in front is further away from the back of your head, so the hair does not reach the ponytail.
Another thing is that your hair grows at the back of your head as well, but not on the front ;-) If it would grow there, it would have equal length everywhere. But your hair at the same height on the rear of your head compared to your front hair should have the same length.
So do not trim all your hair, it could be alright to trim the lower hair at the back of your head, so that they are at the same length some day.
Happy growing :-)
Jonas
Yeah, it is becauseit is furthest away from the ponytail. Hair can grow at different lengths all over the head, depending on who you are. No one has exactly the same growth pattern.
I think my front hair is the slowest to grow, at least it seems that way to me.