Five million is the estimated number of hair on the grown-up human assemblage of which around 80,000 to 150,000 are on the scalp!

Hair is made just about completely out of a protein called keratin (which is the reason it is essential to
take enough protein in your eating methodology) and gets the dark shade from a color – eumelanin. Not everyone has hair that is dark; the yellowish or rosy shade of some individuals’ hair originates from the color pheomelanin.

A tubular cavity in peripheral layer of skin from which the hair shaft develops is called ‘hair follicle’. All
hair follicles are shaped while the child is in the mother’s womb; no new follicle is created after conception. Every follicle is fit for delivering 20-30 hair strands in a lifetime, with every hair having a life
cycle of 3-5 years.

Regular development of hair : vitamins for hair growth

Hair develops at the rate of about a large portion of an inch for every month. It develops quickest in summers and slowest in winters, and develops best between the ages of 15 to 30. The aggregate length to which hair can develop is hereditarily decided and consequently everybody can’t develop hair to the same length.

There are three fundamental periods of the hair development cycle: anagen, catagen and telogen.

• Anagen is the dynamic development stage when hair fiber is delivered.
• Catagen is the following stage – a time of existing conditions wherein there is not development or relapse of the hair strand
• Telogen is the last stage wherein the hair strand tumbles off and the follicle does not deliver any new
  hair.

Each strand of hair experiences this cycle of development, stagnation and fall. At any given purpose of
time, around 90% of the hair strands are in the developing stage. At the point when the degree of hair in
the developing stage and shedding stage is bothered, the loss of hair gets to be detectable.