The fine, often short hairs that grow around the hairline, forehead, and sometimes other areas of the face are commonly referred to as "baby hairs" or "edges". These hairs are often more noticeable when styled or gelled down, in which case they are called "laid edges".
Baby hairs are a common feature for many people, and they can be a result of various factors, including genetics, hair texture, and hair growth patterns. Some people have more prominent baby hairs than others, and they can vary in length, thickness, and color. While they may not be everyone's favorite, baby hairs are a natural part of hair growth.
