The hair on your arms is called vellus hair:
Vellus hair is the fine, non-pigmented hair (peach fuzz) that covers the body of children and adults. The growth of vellus hair is not affected by hormones, whereas the growth ofterminal hair is affected by hormones.
Terminal hairs are the thick pigmented hairs found on the scalp, beard, armpits, and pubic area.
They take hair from other parts of your head where the hair is growing thick enough, then they transplant it to the bald areas on your head.
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you do the opposite of growing ur hair....like not heating right but y would u do that!
No, the hair will keep growing and possibly force your hands off
Technically, head hair is "hair" (grows indefinitely) and body hair is "fur" (grows to a certain length).
No, it makes no difference, but it's more work to get them out of longer hair.
They can use hair from anywhere on your body. Whether it be the hair on your head to the hair on your arms, eyebrows, legs or anywhere really.
Castor oil is the best oil for your 'bald' head...
Hair sheds. When loose hairs fall from your head its because it's shedding.
i don't think hair rlly has a limit as to where it stops growing. it doesnt. people just cut their hair all the time. some peoples hair take long to grow out and some peoples hair take fast to grow out. so it depends. Actually hair on your head grows for about 3 - 4 years before it falls out.
Even with the head shaved there are hair particles within the skin. If the drug test demands the hair from the head and there is none then hair must be retrieved elsewhere, such as the arms, legs, or pubic region, otherwise, the test needs to be rescheduled.
Hair is found all over the body. It is part of the integumentary system which helps regulate body temperature. It is most commonly found on the head.