Baby hairs and flyaways Story

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Then it's breakage! Your hair Time for better hair care!

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Reason 1: New hair growth. This happens a lot after hair loss. And it will solve itself as soon as the new hairs get longer.

Reason 2: You got "real" baby hairs. Having shorter hairs around the temples and the nape of the neck can be genetic. They're like a transition between your "proper" hair and your body hair.

So how to deal with these little flyaways?

Learn 9 different ways to tame your baby hairs and flyaways by swiping up!