Some hairs do stand up from fear. An example is the 'hackles' that stand the hair erect on the back of dogs and other animals when they are ready to fight. When the skin tightens during an adrenalin rush, the hair appears to stand up at the roots, but this is hardly noticeable with the soft hair of most humans.
In Shakespearean language, "make your hair stand on end" means to scare or horrify someone to the point that their hair raises in fear.
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Chaetophobia is the fear of hair on people or animals, it will also include their own hair sometimes, often it is only fear of loose hair like on the ground but quite often it involves any hair whatsoever.
A fear of hair or hair disease
Hair on your arms can stand up when you experience emotions like fear or excitement due to a survival instinct called piloerection. Tiny muscles at the base of each hair follicle contract, causing the hair to stand up and create insulation or make you appear larger to potential threats.
fear of hair
The duration of Stand Against Fear is 2 hours.
A fear of hair. --ANSWER-- Trichopathophobia - note the correct spellingThis is extreme anxiety and fear about the growth, colour or diseases of hair, and is not just a fear of hair.
Stand Against Fear was created on 1996-12-16.
Trichophobia and chaetophobia both describe fears of hair. Often they refer to the fear of losing your hair, or the fear of greying hair. Additionally, you could look at this fear from on aging prospective; the fear of aging is known as gerascophobia.
If you are referencing to goosebumps those are actually little muscles that attach to your hair follicle that make it stand up. This process is in response to fear or coldness. In animals their hair stands up to thwart away predators. In humans, it doesn't do that but its the same muscle that pulls the follicle up.
body hair.he couldnt stand having hair on him so he shaved everything from the neck down.the guys at alcratraz loved that