Hairline
Hairline is the edge of a person's hair where it grows on the forehead. Hairlines can be categorized into various types, such as straight, rounded, M-shaped, and widow's peak. The shape and position of a person's hairline can change over time due to factors such as aging and hair loss.
Types of Hairlines[edit | edit source]
Straight Hairline[edit | edit source]
A straight hairline is a type of hairline where the hair grows straight across the forehead. This type of hairline is common and is often seen in both men and women.
Rounded Hairline[edit | edit source]
A rounded hairline is a type of hairline where the hair grows in a rounded shape across the forehead. This type of hairline is also common and is often seen in both men and women.
M-Shaped Hairline[edit | edit source]
An M-shaped hairline is a type of hairline where the hair grows in an M shape across the forehead. This type of hairline is often associated with male pattern baldness.
Widow's Peak Hairline[edit | edit source]
A widow's peak hairline is a type of hairline where the hair grows in a V shape in the middle of the forehead. This type of hairline is often associated with genetic traits and can be seen in both men and women.
Factors Affecting Hairline[edit | edit source]
Various factors can affect the shape and position of a person's hairline. These include:
- Aging: As a person ages, their hairline can recede or move back.
- Hair loss: Hair loss can cause a person's hairline to change shape or move back.
- Genetics: Genetic factors can determine the shape and position of a person's hairline.
See Also[edit | edit source]
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