As people grow older, increased hair growth in the ears is common and completely natural.
This happens mainly because of hormonal shifts, especially changes in testosterone, which stimulate hair follicles in areas like the ears and nose.
Men usually experience more noticeable growth, but women can also see some increase.
Genetics also affect the amount and thickness of ear hair.
Aging causes hair follicles to become more active, producing thicker and longer hairs. That’s why older individuals often have more visible ear hair than younger people.
While this is normal, some choose to manage it for personal comfort or appearance.
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