Beyond the Surface: The History, Culture, and Artistry of Asymmetric Hair Design
Introduction: Asymmetric hair design, characterized by an intentional imbalance in the styling or cutting of hair on opposite sides of the head, stands as a…
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The Croydon Facelift: A Quirky Hairstyle with Serious Consequences
In the world of fashion and beauty, trends often come with an unexpected sting in their tail. One such is the ‘Croydon facelift’, a hairstyle…
Why do I have multiple hairs growing from the same opening in my skin?
Introduction The emergence of more than one hair fiber from a single follicular opening in the skin is a phenomenon that garners significant interest in…
Science fair hair and hair loss related projects
Introduction: I get a few students contacting me looking for ideas on science projects about hair each year. This can be difficult because hair itself…
What is hair fiber made of?
The primary component of hair fiber is keratin, a type of protein, which consists of long chains (polymers) of amino acids. The keratin in hair…
Does Brushing and Combing Stimulate Hair Growth?
Hair growth, an integral aspect of personal grooming and physical appearance, is a subject of interest for many individuals. A commonly held belief is that…
An Overview of Traction Alopecia: Worldwide Distribution and Relationship to Cultural Hairstyling Practices
Traction Alopecia (TA) is a common form of hair loss globally, though the prevalence varies significantly across different regions, populations, and cultural contexts. It is…
Should you brush your hair 100 times a day?
The need to brush long hair 100 times a day is a beauty myth that seems to be very persistent. Perhaps you’ve heard it from…
From Ancient Ritual to Modern Essential: The Fascinating Evolution of Shampoo
The history of shampoo is a fascinating journey that originates from ancient times and evolves into the scientifically-formulated products we’re familiar with today. Shampoos are…