Our hair experiences a characteristic development cycle, which comprises of three stages: anagen, catagen, and telogen. The anagen stage includes dynamic hair development and goes on for two to six years. The catagen stage is momentary and goes on for a little while. It prompts the arrangement of club hair, which is pushed out in the anagen stage. Ultimately, comes the telogen stage, where just about 10-20% of our hair is at some random time. This is the time of rest that goes on for a hundred days. While we're experiencing this cycle, we regularly lose 50 to 100 hair strands in a day.