No, it does not.
Hair itself is not alive in any case. The hair follicle, in the skin, is living tissue but that's the only part or hair that is.
After death, however, the body dehydrates fairly quickly, and this dehydration causes the skin to shrink and tighten. This may create the illusion of hair growth (and nail growth), but both are an illusion.
Pretty much so. It may take a few minutes before death is complete throughout the body, but that's about it.
No. What a silly idea. Your hair will never stop growing. It even grows after you die.
Yes. When you die you hair and finer nails do not continue to grow.
either because of a disease or when you die.
Why does your hair never stop growing?
No, unless the follicles die as in baldness.
When you die your hair does not keep growing.
Malnutrition is often what makes hair stop growing. Hair growth also decreases as a person ages and some hereditary disorders will cause hair to stop growing.
All the hair nevers stop growing. It sheds and grows back.
It doesn't really ever stop growing.
No.
Pull the hair out from the root.... of hair folical
you can go have Laser Hair Surgery