the scientific study of Hair, its diseases,and its care
Trichology
strongest Bond
Disulfide Bonds
Disorders of the hair
Pityriasis,Malassezia, etc...
ability of hair to absore moisture
Porosity
provides pigmentation
Melanin
Resting phase, 3-6 months
Telogen Phase
Congenital or aquired
Canities
Transition phase, 1-2 weeks
catagen phase
Coarse, Medium, and fine
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Sulfur
COHNS
gives hair its color, where most of the melanin is located. The middle layer of hair.
cortex
ability of hair to stretch and return to original length without breaking
Elasticity
Tinea of any kind
Fungal Infections
tube-like structure thats surrounds the root and Hair strand.
Hair follicle
number of individual hairs on one square inch of hair
Abnormal hair loss
alopecia
growing phase, 3-5 years or longer
Anagen Phase
short, fine, downy, unpigmented hair on the body
Vellus hair
scabies or head lice
Parasitic infection
we lose about 70-80 strands of hair a day
False
Polypeptide chains
Amino Acids
Split ends
Trichoptilosis
Folliculitis, carbuncle, or Furuncle
Bacterial Infections
flow/direction of the hair
maturing proces of living cells that originates within the hair follicle.
keratinization