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Hair
* -Anime hairs come in many styles, shades and colors.
* All hair has a growth phase, termed anagen, and a resting phase, telogen
  - is made of keratin protein and requires moisture to stay healthy
  - hairs have a life expectancy of three to six years
* Any hair falling out of the head is an indicator of hereditary hair loss.
* Every hair is at a different stage of the growth cycle.
* Goes unique new product that inhibits regrowth after hair removal.
* Most hair comes back when the disease goes away or is adequately treated
  - is shed periodically in a process called molt
  - hairs point downward when the animal is hanging beneath a branch
* Some hair reacts more strongly than others.
* Some hairs contain temperature or smell receptors
  - have occasional large pigment clumps
  - remain attached to the scalp although they died possibly months ago.
  * Long, brown hair 'Hair' is something that grows from the skin of mammals. Animal hair is usually called 'fur'. Sheep and goats have curly hair, which is usually called wool. Hair is made of keratin. Keratins are proteins
* absorbs all the things found in water, which sometimes include water-purifying chemicals
  - the water making it soft and less likely to adhere well to the wax
  - water which makes it stand up making it easier to shave
* acts as a natural hygrometer.
* also acts as a defensive mechanism for porcupine and hedgehogs
  - can function as a sensory organ, as in cats, dogs, and whales
  - differ in cross-sectional shape
  - form in the pubic, genitalia and armpit or axilla
  - grows faster in the morning than at night
  - has a sensory function, extending the sense of touch beyond the surface of the skin
  - helps to prevent heat loss from the head
  - play a role in temperature regulation
  - plays a crucial role in balancing
  - produces a protein called keratanin, which is released into the environment
  - provides various kinds of protection for animals
  - tends to recede from the temples
  - varies in shape, length, rate of growth, and response to stimuli
* always has 'highlights' even if the hair is black.
* are biological specimens and subject to variation
  - epidermal in origin
  - the most common outgrowths of the epidermal cells
* barometer of overall physical health.
* begins to appear in the pubic area and later it grows on the face and underarms.
* begins to grow before birth
  - here at the time of puberty
* begins to grow in the armpit and pubic regions of the body
* braiding, more common in resort areas and other special events, is akin to face painting.
* breakage a result of damaged hair can mimic hair loss.
* can act like a wick, drawing the tears out of the eye.
* can also appear as a ghostly anomaly
  - provide protective coloration
* can be medium length or short and close to the body
  - wet or dry although most people prefer wet cutting
* can become dry, thin and brittle
  - finer and more dry as well
  - come from the scalp, the eyebrow, eyelashes, pubic region - anywhere there is hair
  - contaminate and be contaminated by microbial cultures
  - easily ignite from a burner flame and cause serious face and scalp burns
  - get sunburnt just like the scalp
  - grow back differently after chemotherapy treatments
  - only be beautiful if it is healthy
  - significantly interfere with image quality
  - slow the cooling of the skin and also give protection against sun burn
* carries a positive polarity charge, silk a negative.
* changes color
  - in length in proportion to the humidity of the air
* comes in a variety of sizes, colors, and shapes
  - blond or brown
* comes in brown, dark brown,and black
  - red,dark brown and black
  - different shapes
  - many forms, from the barbed quills of porcupines to the soft fur of a lemur
  - off in patches and skin becomes thickened and corrugated
* complex structure that is epidermal in origin.
* conserves heat by trapping air to form an insulating layer.
* considered a fashion item just like clothes.
* consists mainly of keratin, which is also responsible for the elasticity of fingernails.
* consists of almost pure alpha-helix as the protein keratin
  - protein layers called keratin
* contains DNA and thus is suitable for genetic analysis
  - all the minerals present in the body
  - millions of bacteria
* continues to grow as long as the papilla provides nourishment for new cells.
* covers all parts of the body, except for the lips, palms and soles
  - almost every exposed surface of the human body and has some important functions
  - help prevent hair from becoming caught in moving machine parts
  - the inside and outside of the ears
* curious symbol in dreams.
* damaged by the sun is weak and unhealthy.
* decreases in volume and moisture
  - on the scalp, but increases in the ears, nostrils, and eyebrows
* defies gravity, weather, or large amounts of water.
* defining characteristic of mammals.
* derived feature that separates mammals from other tetrapods.
* develops from a series of chemical interactions between different elements of the skin.
* develops from the cells of the bulb, which divide rapidly
  - hair bulb, which divide rapidly
* develops under the armpit and in the pubic regions
  - armpit, under chest and in the pubic regions
* digests very slowly and sometimes builds up in great quantities.
* does grow for three to six years before falling out.
* dyeing knows no age restrictions as men both young and old are coloring their hair.
* exists in a variety of textures
  - some very unexpected places on our body
* express disorder,so hair eddy expresses self-organization that produces order in disorder.
* falls out at the root when the hair bulb shrinks
  - because of the way the hair follicle metabolizes testosterone, an inherited trait
  - spontaneously, during combing, or breaks at the bulb
* follicles Tiny organs in the skin, each one of which grows a single hair.
* form of scales and indicates a shared ancestry with reptiles.
* genetic thing, many guys have very little and some have a whole bunch.
* goes through a life cycle which includes growth, transition, and a resting phase
  - cycles
* good way to disperse pheromones into the air.
* grow from hair follicles, which are miniature organs in the skin
  - out of pits in the skin called follicles
* growing cycles vary in different cultures and parts of the world.
* grows about six inches per year
  - and dies
  - at a faster rate in the spring and summer than in autumn and winter
* grows at different rates
  - speeds and different lengths
* grows at the rate of about a half-inch per month
  - one hundredth of an inch each day
* grows back and can be dyed back to it's original, more natural-looking color
  - like soft threads
  - by forming new cells at the base of the root
* grows faster in summer than in winter
  - on the crown than on the sides of the head
  - fastest when it is short
* grows from a follicle
  - hair bulb under the skin
* grows from follicles that contain the lower shaft and root of the hair
  - which are very small pouches located in the skin
* grows from hair follicles within the skin
  - follicles, which are in the scalp and contain the root of the hair
  - indentations in the outer skin layer called hair follicles
* grows from the dermal papillae, which lie in the base of the hair follicle
  - follicle imbedded in the dermis
  - follicle, or root, underneath the skin
* grows in a cyclical nature
  - phases
  - response to hormones and individual biochemistry
  - three cycles
  - white and can be visible from a distance
  - like a blade of grass with a very fine tip on it
* grows on human skin in various textures, colors, and density
  - the head and body
  - out of a follicle, or a tiny pit in the skin
  - quickly and therefore is very sensitive to the effects of radiation
  - so thin and brittle that it breaks off easily
  - through three distinct growth phases
  - up through follicles from papillae in the lower epidermis
  - very slowly, about half an inch a month
* grows, and is contained in, narrow tube-like structures with bulbous bottoms called follicles.
* has a limited life span
  - tendency to float up, and it is hard to be certain that each strand of hair was covered
* has great social significance for human beings, and acts as an important indicator
  - other symbolic meanings as well
  - roots
  - several different parts that start at the root and go to the shaft
* has three distinct roles
  - main parts
* have a life cycle from start through growth to falling out.
* having poor porosity takes longer to absorb solutions.
* help disperse pheromones that are detected by the vomeronasal organ in the human nose.
* helps control body temperature and is made of keratin protein
  - to keep the body warm
* impedes air flow into the canal that tends to keep the canal dry.
* includes corpi
  - sections
  - widow's peaks
* insulates the body against heat loss.
* interferes with the sweating process, which works more efficiently through naked skin.
* is accomplished by means of a wig, or by applying clay to represent hair
  - acquired by shearing small pieces of yarn or wool and applying to glued surface of head
  - all one length with no bangs
* is also a sensory structure, as the whiskers of cats and dogs are sensitive to touch
  - symbol of physicality
  - subject to shampoos, rinses, dyes, and other products that can contain mercury
  - well preserved in tar pits and ice, as well as fossil impressions
* is an epidermal appendage that lies within the dermis
  - essential part of a person's appearance
  - important part of our appearance and plays a significant role in human culture
  - insulator against heat loss
* is another area that is as varied as the weather
  - feature separating mammals from other animals
  - important sculptural medium in Africa
  - basically superficial to the essential verities in life
  - blonde when eumelanin is only present in small amounts
  - body parts
  - built by the hair follicle from dead proteins produced by skin cells called keratin
  - capable of composteds
  - coloureds
  - composed mainly of a hard chemical substance called keratin
* is composed of keratin, the same protein that makes up nails and the outer layer of our skin
  - curly because the single hair varies in thickness
  - dead tissue
  - distributed on nearly all parts of the body
  - energized, thickened and sealed with silk proteins and nutrients that troubled hair needs
  - enriched with vigorously active nutrients for noticeably healthier hair
  - especially important in making a silhouette look like the poser
  - far more complex than it appears on the surface
  - filament
* is formed by epithelial cells of a papilla at the base of the follicle
  - in very small tiny pockets in the skin, called follicles
* is found in the food
  - glossy, fine and silky in texture
  - hair and requires daily washing, just like every other part of the body
  - high in nitrogen and a good insulator for the fibrous surface roots
  - important on a cold day
  - is found in the comb, on fingers during hair wash, on shoulders, on pillows etc
  - kept in good condition by the secretions of the sebaceous glands
  - lightweights
* is located in arms
  - beds
  - brushs
  - combs
  - drains
  - heads
  - rugs
  - scalps
  - sinks
  - soup
  - wigs
  - on the ears and at the end of the tail
  - long and thick and grizzlies commonly have conspicuous silver-tipped guard hairs
* is lost due to damage to hair-root cells
  - first from the front and top of the scalp
* is lubricated by oil from sebaceous glands in the follicle
  - sebaceous glands that are located in the hair follicle
* is made alive with body
  - of cotton warp in various colors and styles and can be washed
* is made of keratin, a protein that product of epithelial cells
  - the same substance that forms nails and the barrier at the top of the skin
  - protein and adequate protein is necessary for luxuriant hair
  - proteins that are later keratinized
* is made up of a protein called keratin
  - dead cells filled with proteins, most of which are known as keratins
  - keratin, a form of protein that is mainly in our skin and even fingernails
* is mostly dead tissue
  - much like feathers
  - naturals
  - nature's greatest beauty enhancer
  - nothing more than a non-living tissue which is made up of fibrous protein called keratin
* is of medium texture, straight to wavy, weather resistant and of medium length
  - minimal functional benefit to humans
  - one of the defining characteristics of mammals
* is part of heads
  - perfumed with a blend of walnut or sesame oil and ambergris or jasmine
* is present on all parts of the body except the palms, soles and the red portion of the lips
  - the lower surface and between plates
  - primarily decorative in humans
  - processes
* is produced by cells at the base of structures called hair follicles
  - living cells in the hair follicles at the base of each hair
  - removed from the skin surface by shaving the day before treatment
  - shiny, straight, curly, long, short, and comes in colors
  - short in length, glossy and fine, lying close to the body
  - similar to the outer layer of the skin and has no blood supply
  - smooths
  - solid objects
  - strands
  - strong as a wire of iron
  - textured with wax and hairgloss
* is the fastest growing tissue in the body, second only to bone marrow
  - only human substance that retains long term drug retention data
  - perfect way for women of color to express their creativity, mood and lifestyle
  - thin, sparse, brittle, easily pulled out, and turns a dull brown or reddish color
  - thins
  - thought to contain the mana or power and so the cutting of hair risky business
  - to be made into industrial felt or spun into yarn
  - two-layered, made of parallel cylinders
* is used for artist's brushes, insulation, upholstery
  - brushing
  - cuttings
  - decoration
  - shampooings
  - warmth
  - washings
  - in plaster as a binding medium, and gives tenacity to the material
  - to insulate and keep the body warm in a large variety of climates
  - weakest when it is wet and brushing can easily damage it
  - what makes or breaks a person's facial features
  - worn in pigtails or shorn and dyed
* is, in fact, one of the most vulnerable parts of the body.
* keep the sand and dust away from their ears.
* keeps growing, so do fingernails, toenails and various other odd spots, bumps and blemishes.
* large component of beauty.
* lives and grows only at the follicle, where the hair is fed by the blood stream.
* maintains a permanent and unalterable record of all drugs an individual ingests.
* natural insulator whether the it is warm or cool.
* naturally lightens in the summer sun and darkens in the winter.
* needs silica to grow and as a protection for the skin and cell walls.
* normally grow straight out of a tube in the center of a hair follicle
  - grows back without medication
  - lie nearly parallel to the skin or at an acute angle to it
  - receives natural oil from the scalp and neck
* often begins to grow back during chemotherapy treatment
  - grows faster, thicker and darker in color along with an overall improved quality
  - shows it age by going gray or white
* plays an imporant part in forming a person's image.
* present on the legs are also useful in climbing upright or slippery surfaces.
* protect ears from blowing sand.
* protects the surface of the skin and conserves body heat.
* protein filament that grows from follicles found in the dermis , or skin.
* pulling can occur in both children and adults.
* pulling is called trichotilomania, and can be treated with a number of medications
  - sometimes due to scalp irritation caused by eczema, ringworm, or lice
  - that leads to noticeable hair loss is called trichotillomania
* regrows slower, is finer and softer, and eventually stops growing at all.
* restricts blood flow to the brain.
* scales that are open and roughened lose a lot of keratin, due to the reasons described above.
* seems to be an important indicator of one's sexuality and state.
* shedding usually occurs in the transition phase, but can also occur in the resting phase.
* spray some family members use to keep their hair in place.
* spreads oil and bacteria.
* stand on end, the heart races and fight or flight hormones flood the body.
* standing on end also makes an animal look larger and more dangerous.
* start life as a hair bulb, produced in small sac in the skin called a follicle.
* starts to recede when fewer number of new hair is in the re-growth stage.
* stays resistant to any kind of decay.
* stick to hold hair up in bun.
* straightening products are closely related to waving products.
* takes on different properties depending on humidity and chemicals it has been exposed to.
* tends to be dry and lifeless
  - run in bundles, in varying directions
* transparent braid woven from a composition.
* tries to grow as normal but due to hair follicle hardening, it can only grow a few millimeters.
* turns gray when the body stops producing the pigment.
* twirling is known to result in bald spots.
* usually begins to gray at the temples first
  - grow about six weeks after completion of treatment
  - contains pigmentation making the hair appear black, or brown or red, or blonde
* usually grows back when treatments are over or even before
  - within a day or several days after shaving
* varies greatly in strength, length, texture and usability.
* very durable series of protein chains
  - important component of our bodies
* vitamins supplements for faster growing healthier hair for all hair types.
+ Pangolin: Mammals
  * A pangolin's scales are attached to muscles under the skin, and can be moved to point towards predators. Hair grows between the scales and near the rear of the animal.