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Growth phase in the hair cycle in which new hair is synthesized
The lowest part of the hair strand
The technical term for grey hair
Ringworm 2nd word of 2
Dandruff 2nd word of 2
Result of an acute staphylococci infection; larger than furuncle
Transitional phase of hair growth
Middle layer of the hair
Outermost layer of the hair
Number of hairs per Sq inch on the scalp
Chemical side bond which joins the sulphur atoms of 2 neighboring cysteine amino acids to create cystine
Hair's ability to stretch & return to origional length
Pocket in the scalp which contains the hair root
_____ crinium
Innermost layer of hair
Technical term for bleached hair
Dandruff 1st word of 2
Ability of the hair to absorb moisture
The part of the hair found below the skin's surface
Skin disease caused by the itch mite
The portion of hair projecting outside the skin
Diameter of each individual strand
Ringworm 1st word of 2
Hair that forms a circular pattern
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