Hydrolyzed keratin and its uses for protecting and restoring damaged hair
Hydrolyzed keratin is one of the most widely used “repair” ingredients in modern hair care, especially for hair that has been chemically processed, heat-styled, or…
Tag: Keratin
Hair Fiber Structure: An Introduction to the Classical Foundations
Human hair fibers are complex biological composites engineered through a highly specialized keratinization process within the follicle. Although visually simple, a mature fiber represents one…
Unraveling the Complexity of the Hair Cuticle, Cortex, and Medulla Structures
Hair, an essential aspect of human aesthetics and identity, is far more complex than its simple appearance suggests. Each strand of hair is a marvel…
The Remarkable Diversity of Hair in Mammals
Introduction: Hair, in its many forms – whether termed fur, wool, or simply hair – is a fundamental aspect of mammalian biology. It represents a…
The Intriguing Links Between Hair and Eyeballs
The human body is a marvel of interconnected systems, where seemingly unrelated parts share intriguing connections. One such fascinating link exists between hair and eyeballs.…
Evolutionary Insights into Skin Appendages: Hoxc13 and Hair Keratin Homologs in Amphibians
Introduction: The evolution of terrestrial vertebrates is marked by significant morphological innovations, one of which is the development of cornified skin appendages such as claws,…
Is it true that many ancient peoples had red hair?
The popular belief that many ancient peoples had red hair is often encountered in discussions about historical and archaeological findings. However, research indicates that this…
What are the chemical components of hair
Human hair is a complex biomaterial that plays a critical role not only in aesthetic appearance but also in providing insights into an individual’s health…
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…