Hair can be used to tell the age of a person by determining the levels of proteins and pigments found in a strand. This can only be done by scientific testing though.
The Egyptians had different styles that they used to wear their hair. The different styles depended on a person's status in the society, age, and the upcoming occasion.
Any age
some time
No, carbon dating cannot determine the age of a living person. Carbon dating is used to determine the age of organic materials such as fossils or artifacts by measuring the decay of carbon isotopes. It is not used for dating the age of living organisms.
Usually, yes, you can get a rough guesstimate of a persons age from their hair sample, you can usually tell male or female also.
A person's age isn't typically recognized by physical characteristics but by their internal abilities. How flexible are they, how long does it take for them to recover from a cold, or other factors similar to these. You can also figure out the person's age through particular conditions they have (allergies or diseases).
It depends on who the person is.
It does not 'age' as such but it does adapt. for example, you would be able to tell what colour hair some one had by it but you would not be able to tell their age unless you compared it with their DNA from when they were born. i think. i am no med student though. =]
It's different for each person because like parents make them do they're hair or they like their parents to do their hair but;, personaly I think about the age of 6 years old
Hair replacement is a personal decision, but there is no maximum or minimum age for this decision. A doctor can tell you if you are a good candidate based on a number of factors, not age.
no because if you look at someones hair with the naked eye, there is not much to tell besides the color, which can differ, and even if you look at it through a microscope, you will still not find any distinguishing characteristics because hair is grouped as class, not as individual.
White hair in a person's beard is caused by a decrease in melanin production, the pigment responsible for hair color. As people age, their hair follicles produce less melanin, resulting in the appearance of white or gray hair.