Hair Whorls and Cowlicks: Why Hair Won’t Necessarily Behave
November 28, 2009 by Evie McDonald
Published in Hair
If whorls and cowlicks are cut a little longer than the strands of hair surrounding them, and they are cut in the direction that the hair is growing, usually they will be less noticeable to the casual observer. Although curling and flat irons and styling gels can offer temporarily solutions to these unruly hair patterns, it’s easiest to let them grow in their natural directions.
How Hair Grows
How hair grows from beginning to end. What causes cowlicks, breakage, and other hair factors.
