Welcome to Hair Lessons

 

Hair is the fastest growing tissue of the body, made up of proteins called keratins. Every strand of hair is made up of three layers:

 

(1) the inner layer or medulla (only present in thick hairs)
(2) the middle layer or cortex, which determines the strength, texture, and color of hair
(3) the outer layer or cuticle, which protects the cortex

 

Hair grows from roots, which are enclosed in follicles. Below this is a layer of skin called the dermal papilla, which is fed by the bloodstream carrying nourishments vital to the growth of hair. Only the roots of hair are actually alive, while the visible part of hair is dead tissue, and therefore unable to heal itself. It is vital then to take care of the scalp and body in order to perpetuate hair growth and maintenance.

 

The articles on this site help you to understand your hair better, and give possible ways to treat hair problems. Problems like dandruff, hair loss, and more.

 

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Enjoy.

 

Richard, Webmaster.

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