Is it true that male hair grows faster than female hair, and that combing is less damaging than brushing?

I am a 30 years old women , i recently coloured my hair, everytime i brush my hair it falls , will combing my hair make the hair fall less?Is it true that male hair grows faster than female hair, and that combing is less damaging than brushing?
it does seem like male hair grows faster than female hair through observation, but i haven't read any statistics that say so. yes, combing will make your hair fall out less, especially using a wide tooth comb. however, if you have thick hair, brushing will obviously be faster to useIs it true that male hair grows faster than female hair, and that combing is less damaging than brushing?
Shorter hair tends to grow faster that longer hair. Therefore, it's not determined by sex but by length. And since men have short hair in general, this stereotype can result.





Combing is less damaging in general. Again, it all depends how you comb your hair. You must make sure that you only brush your hair once it has been combed, is tangle free and doesn't have any roughening product (hair spray or gel) in it. Brushing your hair and scalp every night massages it and promotes blood flow under the scalp. It will also get rid of the dead hair (which is probably why you see your hair falling) and promote faster growth of healthier hair.
my mom says that do comb maximum two time
It is a normal hair fall which follows any hair coloring or dying you can see in 4 to5 days that will reduce. But hairfall won't occurs due to brushing or combing it is because of weakness of the hair. Strengthen your hair by eating the right diet which contains rich protein and iron. Oil it properly and give a good care.


Growth of hair depends on heredity also..so don't worry,be happy with it.
Combing is better then brushing.





All humans hair grows at the same rate of half inch per month, mens hair may seem to grow faster because they cut it mor often, but women only trim every couple of months so it can break off easier with length.