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Miniaturization, what actually happens?

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Is hair thickness dependent on which phase it is in right now? the hair I shed is much different than the hair I can cut off, it is less pigmented, much thinner and less robust, I mean MuCH thinner and not just some but all of them. is this normal? are hairs in telogen thinner than in the anagen phase?

When a hair miniaturizes, it gets less thick, losing its mass. It also loses its pigment, becoming white and it often stops growing. This hair may just hang there for a long time, not contributing to your overall hair mass.

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