parts/whorls

• parts/whorls
  

  

  johnny

  
  

  Hi. I have a question about parting hair. Usually I part it in, or around the centre, but I notice at the crown of my head where my part line finishes, it seems to be balding slightly. It could well be me just being paranoid, but anyway, my question is, if I comb my hair backwards just in front of the natural whorl thing(hence covering up the "baldness" at this place), will this cause more strain on the hair growing out of the whorl, hence lead to thinning? Or will it make no difference whatsoever? A diagram would have helped there =P, guess what i'm trying to say is, is it ok to force your whorl to be in a different place on your head, e.g. to the right!

  Also, I like changing styles often, so regulary(like every week sometimes) I might change from a centre part to a side part. Is this bad in the long term for my hair?

  Thanks in advance

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    A. Michelson

    
    

    Hi. I have a question about parting hair. Usually I part it in, or around the centre, but I notice at the crown of my head where my part line finishes, it seems to be balding slightly. It could well be me just being paranoid, but anyway, my question is, if I comb my hair backwards just in front of the natural whorl thing(hence covering up the "baldness" at this place), will this cause more strain on the hair growing out of the whorl, hence lead to thinning? Or will it make no difference whatsoever?

    It might cause the hair to fly out, and you might think that you have a bad-hair day.

    A diagram would have helped there =P, guess what i'm trying to say is, is it ok to force your whorl to be in a different place on your head, e.g. to the right!

    Is it possible to force your whorl, or does hair have a mind of its own? The hair might be un-moved.

    Also, I like changing styles often, so regulary (like every week sometimes) I might change from a centre part to a side part. Is this bad in the long term for my hair?

    Thanks in advance

    cowlicks

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