Understanding Hair Growth Phases

The video explains the natural process of hair growth and loss. It begins with a personal story about hair loss concerns, followed by an explanation of hair structure, including the hair follicle and shaft. The video then details the three stages of the hair growth cycle: anagen, catagen, and telogen phases. It concludes by reassuring viewers that hair loss is a natural process and new hair will grow in place of lost hair.

What does the narrator initially feel about hair fall?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Sad

• Confused

What are the two main parts of hair structure?

• Hair cuticle and hair cortex

• Hair root and hair tip

• Hair follicle and hair shaft

• Hair bulb and hair strand

What is the role of the papilla in hair growth?

• It anchors the hair to the scalp

• It provides color to the hair

• It supplies blood to the hair follicle

• It protects the hair from damage

During which phase does hair actively grow?

• Catagen phase

• Anagen phase

• Resting phase

• Telogen phase

How long does the Anagen phase typically last?

• One year

• Three months

• Two to seven years

• Two to three weeks

What happens during the Catagen phase?

• New hair begins to grow

• Hair detaches from the blood supply

• Hair falls out

• Hair grows rapidly

What is the Telogen phase known for?

• Hair color change

• Hair shedding

• Resting period

• Rapid hair growth

Why do some people experience thinner hair as they age?

• Because some follicles stop growing hair

• Due to excessive hair washing

• Because of hair color change

• Due to increased hair growth

What is the reason it doesn't hurt to get a haircut?

• Hair is numb

• Hair is dead once it exits the scalp

• Hair is protected by the cuticle

• Hair is too thin to feel pain

What is the narrator's final message about hair fall?

• It is a sign of illness

• It indicates poor hygiene

• It is a natural process

• It should be avoided at all costs