Hair Growth Stages

What is the Anagen phase of hair growth?

• The Anagen phase is when hair stops growing

• Anagen phase is the shedding phase of hair growth

• The Anagen phase of hair growth is the active phase where hair cells divide rapidly, leading to the growth of new hair.

• Anagen phase refers to the dormant stage of hair growth

During which phase does the hair stop growing?

• Telogen phase

• Anagen phase

• Growth phase

• Catagen phase

What is the Telogen phase known as?

• Resting phase

• Growth phase

• Active phase

• Shedding phase

Which phase is the shortest in the hair growth cycle?

• Anagen phase

• Telogen phase

• Growth phase

• Catagen phase

What factors can affect the duration of the Anagen phase?

• Weather conditions, hair color, exercise routine

• Genetics, age, hormones, nutrition, overall health

What happens during the Catagen phase?

• Hair growth stops completely

• Hair follicle shrinks and detaches from the dermal papilla.

• New hair starts growing

• Hair follicle expands and strengthens

How long does the Telogen phase typically last?

• Around 100 days

• Less than a week

• Approximately 200 days

• Around 50 days

What role do genetics play in hair growth?

• Hair growth is influenced by environmental factors only

• Genetics determine hair growth patterns, including thickness, color, and texture.

• Genetics have no impact on hair growth

• Hair growth is solely determined by diet

How does age affect the hair growth cycle?

• Age has no impact on the hair growth cycle.

• Age speeds up the hair growth cycle, resulting in thicker and faster-growing hair.

• Age slows down the hair growth cycle, resulting in thinner and slower-growing hair.

• Age causes hair to stop growing completely.

Can stress impact the hair growth stages?

• Maybe

• Yes

• Rarely

• No