4 Signs of New Hair Growth

You've been diligently using your hair growth shampoo and treatment for the past few months, and you're starting to see some new hair growth. Congratulations! But how can you be sure that your new hair growth is healthy and coming in strong?

There are a few key things to look for when you're starting to see new hair growth. Here are four signs that your new hair growth is coming in strong. 

1. The new hairs are coming in evenly across your scalp.

2. The new hairs are soft, shiny, and healthy-looking.

3. The new hairs are growing at an average rate.

4. You're not experiencing any bald patches or excessive shedding.

Thicker, Longer Hairs in Your Brush

One of the first signs that your new hair growth is coming in strong is when you notice thicker, longer hairs in your brush. This is because the new hairs are growing faster and are more robust than the old, shedding hairs. So, seeing more hair in your brush than usual is a good sign that your new hair is coming in. 

The first sign that the growth of new hairs started was when you woke up one morning and saw that your hairbrush was covered in a thin layer of hair. As the days went on, you began to notice that this layer of hair on the brush had grown thicker and longer—and it wasn't just on the sides anymore. You also started to see that these hairs were sticking straight up from the bristles instead of lying flat like they used to. This is a sure sign that the growth process has begun.

No more Hairs on Your Pillow in the Morning

If you're noticing fewer hairs on your pillow in the morning, that's a good sign that new hair growth is coming in. It's normal to lose a few strands of hair each day, but if you're seeing an increase in the amount of hair falling out, that could be a sign of an underlying health condition. You should consult a doctor if the hair loss problem is continuously troubling. 

New Baby Hairs Around Your Hairline

One of the most common places to see new hair growth is around your hairline. If you've noticed a few new baby hairs sprouting up, that's a good sign that your hair is growing back in.

One of the reasons why hair growth around the hairline is so expected is because it's one of the thinnest areas of the scalp. So when new hair starts to grow, it's more noticeable. If you're not sure if you're seeing new hair growth or just normal shedding, one way to tell is to look at the length of the hair. New growth will usually be shorter than the surrounding hairs, whereas shed hairs will be the same length.

More Visible Scalp in Between Shampoos

You might notice that your scalp is becoming more visible in between shampoos. This is a sign that new hair growth is coming in strong! The extra blood flow to your scalp when your hair grows can make it appear red or pink. You may also notice that your hair feels thicker and Fuller.

Conclusion

You're on the right track if you're seeing any of these four signs of new hair growth. Remember to be patient – it can take a few weeks or even months to see results from a new hair growth routine. And if you're not seeing any results after several months, it's time to consult a hair doctor to see if there might be an underlying issue.