White-grey whisky hairs? Is this shedding?

[Bcnlm]

Hi everyone! My darling miss suki is settling in to the house extremely well post-adoption, and even finally starting baking biscuits for us hehe!

Question for the initiated - she is hairless of course but I noticed teeny, whisper grey-white hairs poking out of her body throughout but especially between her eyes and along her spine / on her booty! The hairs basically fall out if you lightly tug one, with no pain or even skin reaction to it. I know some sphinx’s grow little coats sometimes, so I’m mostly just curious. Are these little hairs her coat-shedding? Do sphynxes sometimes show this during summer (it’s July in the UK so go figure the temps and humidity are odd but warm!)? I’d thought it was a purely winter thing?

She’s the most perfect cat, I’m mostly just curious cuz when my friends meet her, they remark “oh but she DOES have some teeny greys!” And I’m not sure how to explain them! Pic included, you can see 3 or so of said grey whisps

 

[Catzzzmeow]

So happy to hear your baby is settling in nicely. Thought you might find this interesting. My sphynx cat is hairy and fuzzy! Why?

Hormones,diet, and genetics can all play into hair, lack of it and can vary throughout their lives.

 

[Yoda mom]

@Bcnlm awh so happy Miss Suki is settling in nicely! definitely sweet she is making biscuits. hugs n head smooches. the link shared above is great. you will see many members pics of various fuzzies, my yoda in avatar pic had fuzzies, and Toby has a teenie bit behind his ears
hugs n head smooches, look forward to pics and tales!

 

[Yana and Osiris]

I brought Osiris home when he was absolutely naked, and a few months later he got some short hair felt like a peach when petting him, and now his tail, face, paws are all covered as well. Look at this yeti I always thought it was within the norms for Canadian sphynxes?