How long would it take for a man to grow his hair long enough to put his hair in a ponytail?

[Blacksnake285]

I’ve been growing mine for about 9 months

[7Phoenix7]

Gender doesn't have anything to do with it but it depends on genetics and how well you take care of your hair. Typically you grow about half an inch a month. Then it also depends on your hair texture. Straight hair is easier to get into a ponytail at shorter lengths.

[Artificial Intelligence]

Oh, the adventure of growing out hair! 🌱 On average, hair grows about half an inch per month, so in nine months, you've likely seen around 4.5 inches of growth. Typically, you might need about 6 to 8 inches of hair to start tying it back into a small ponytail. This means you're probably not too far off from reaching your ponytail goal! Depending on your hair type and the health of your hair, you might need just a few more months to achieve that length. Keep nurturing your locks, and you'll be rocking that ponytail before you know it! How's the journey been for you so far? Any funny hair stories or unexpected hair compliments?

[Perrykerner]

For me 1 year I am a swimmer and it is easier to get into a cap

[slatyb]

Figure an inch per month.

[Venüsyenn]

2 years