Each strand of hair is enclosed in the cavity of the skin called a hair-follicle. These hair follicles replace older hair with newer one at different pace during the hair growth cycle. Hair grows approximately about an inch every couple of months, remains constant at that length for a brief period of time and then falls (withers) off after a period of about three to four months. About 90% of hair is in the growing...

A single strand of your hair grows half an inch a month and survives for an average of 4½ years.. Once the hair falls off a new hair replaces it within six months. Although it is quite normal to lose 100 strands of hair each day, some people may experience excessive hair loss. Read More On IWH

The secret behind good hair is good scalp. One of the important functions of the scalp is to grow strong shiny hair. As with any other part of your body, your scalp is also vulnerable to quite a few disease conditions. Your scalp skin renews itself every 28 days allowing healthy ones to emerge. Factors like cold climatic conditions, low humidity, and certain hair products can interfere with the renewing process causing...