In the musical, Claude finally decides to go to Vietnam, where he is killed. In the film, Claude also decides to go to Vietnam. But the tribe drives out to Claude’s Army training center to say goodbye, and Berger switches places with him to give Claude one final night with tribe.

Tiny blood vessels at the base of every follicle feed the hair root to keep it growing. But once the hair is at the skin’s surface, the cells within the strand of hair aren’t alive anymore. The hair you see on every part of your body contains dead cells.

Human hair is considered a waste material in most parts of the world and its accumulation in waste streams causes many environmental problems; however, it has many known uses.

The word hair is usually used without article in singular number when it refers to all the hairs on one’s head in general. Apparently, hairs is not correct. It’s hair when you express it as a collective noun, but if you have to talk about a single one then it is called a hair strand.

Galt MacDermot

1a : a slender threadlike outgrowth of the epidermis of an animal especially : one of the usually pigmented filaments that form the characteristic coat of a mammal. b : the hairy covering of an animal or a body part especially : the coating of hairs on a human head. 2 : haircloth.

Hair symbolizes physical strength and virility; the virtues and properties of a person are said to be concentrated in his hair and nails. It is a symbol of instinct, of female seduction and physical attraction. Baldness may suggest sterility.

Hair is actually a modified type of skin. Hair grows everywhere on the human body except the palms of the hands, soles of the feet, and lips. Hair grows more quickly in summer than winter, and more slowly at night than during the day.

It is said that when the hair of your head gets long, then our head gets phosphorus, calcium and vitamin D naturally. They eventually enter the body through two tubes at the top of the brain. This ionic change makes the human memory more efficient and stronger. They kept their hair locked.

Long hair affords the wearer far more variety than shorter styles. You can wear your hair straight and smooth, wild and wavy, half up, half down, pinned, in braids – the options are endless. This versatility is attractive to men. Experimenting with your style demonstrates adventure and excitement.

Hell no, long hair is not unprofessional. Down, long hair can seem unprofessional. However up in a bun or in some other form of tight up do, it is not. I used to have very long hair but cut it all off because it was too much work to look older and professional with long hair.

Surprisingly, if you left your hair to grow without going for a trim, the ends will suffer from damage and breakage. However, if you do not have damaged hair or split ends, then cutting it too often will prevent your hair growing longer, as you’ll simply be trimming healthy sections of hair.

1. Your Hair “Stops Growing.” “By not cutting your hair, you are actually risking the length rather than letting it grow,” says Bivona. When those ends split, they’ll eventually travel up your hair and break it off higher, leaving your hair shorter than before—and such was the case with my sad, sad locks.

Hair does not necessarily stop growing when it reaches a specific length but it does once a certain period of time has passed (the cycle of your hair growth). The growth phase of hair is mostly determined by genetics and can last anywhere between two and six years.

What Does Damaged Hair Look Like? Damaged hair has a brittle, straw-like appearance. The hair shaft is fragile and prone to breakage, resulting in split ends and stray, unruly hairs. It will feel stiff and “crunch” upon touch with little movement.

Types of Hair Damage

1. Split Ends. Share. Share on Pinterest.
2. Over-Processed Hair. Share. Share on Pinterest.
3. Damage from Heat Styling. Share. Share on Pinterest.
4. Mechanical Damage. Share. Share on Pinterest.
5. Damage Due to Hard Water. Share. Share on Pinterest.
6. Damage Due to the Sun. Share.
7. Overstressed Hair. Share.
8. Damage from Chemical Treatments. Share.

Sink test To perform the test, do the following: Pluck a few strands of your hair from different parts of your head, like the top, the back, and from each side. Drop the strands into a glass of water. Completely healthy strands will float, relatively healthy ones will go down a bit, and damaged ones will sink entirely.

Gently pull the hair at both ends and see how stretchy it is. If it’s able to expand by around a third and then returns to it’s original length, then you know your hair is healthy. Or, if the hair stretches but then doesn’t return to it’s original size, then your hair is dry and needs some quenching and quick!

Dry hair is a sign of hair damage. If left untreated, your hair can become brittle, causing it to break or fray easily. Most cases of dry hair can be effectively treated with simple lifestyle changes. If your dry hair persists, make an appointment with your doctor.

Damaged hair can often become frizzy, as damaged hair tends to be dry by nature. Habits like applying too much heat to your hair, colouring it too often, or even over washing and dry out your locks leading to damage and result in a frizzier ‘do.

1. 10 Tips for Bringing Damaged Hair Back to Life. Has your hair been badly damaged over the years?
2. Get a New Hair Brush. Your hairbrush may be the reason why your hair is frizzy and wild.
3. Make a Deep Hair Cleanse.
4. Get a Trim.
5. Get a Deep Conditioning Treatment.
6. Eat The Right Foods.
7. Hydrate.
8. Stay Away From Hot Tools.

Everything depends on where exactly your hair is damaged. “If you have split ends, you’re better off getting them trimmed immediately as the hair fibers have become separated and will never return to their normal self.

3. It’s fried and frizzy

1. Rinse with cold water. Hot water opens up the outer layer of your hair (cuticle), whereas cold water can help close it.
2. Use the right product. An overly aggressive shampoo can remove too much of your hair’s natural oils.
3. Try an apple cider vinegar (ACV) rinse.
4. Use Argan oil.

Dry hair is the number one cause of damage and hair breakage because if your hair doesn’t have the optimal level of moisture it will become brittle and fragile, just like your skin. If you’re prone to dry hair, embrace a moisturizing regimen that includes a hydrating shampoo, conditioner, mask and leave-in product.

Everyday products to make hair look thicker include:

1. Eggs. Share on Pinterest An egg treatment may help to make hair look thicker.
2. Olive oil. Olive oil is rich in omega3 acids and other nutrients that are essential for overall health, including hair health.
3. Proper nutrition.
4. Orange puree.
5. Aloe gel.
6. Avocado.
7. Castor Oil.

Protect Your Hair

1. Shampoo. Choose a shampoo formulated for your hair type.
2. Moisturize. After every shampoo, use a conditioner designed for dry or damaged hair.
3. Comb carefully. Dry, damaged hair is prone to breaking because it’s so fragile.
4. Dry gently.
5. Spare the heat.

Let’s look at 10 steps that may help your hair grow faster and stronger.

1. Avoid restrictive dieting.
2. Check your protein intake.
3. Try caffeine-infused products.
4. Explore essential oils.
5. Boost your nutrient profile.
6. Indulge in a scalp massage.
7. Look into platelet-rich plasma treatment (PRP)
8. Hold the heat.

Here are the top six vitamins and supplements to support healthy hair growth and help you get thicker hair in a month.

1. Biotin. Also known as B4 or Vitamin H, Biotin helps break down protein and is essential for hair and nail growth.
2. Vitamin C.
3. Vitamin D.
4. Iron.
5. Zinc.
6. Protein.

According to the CDC, scalp hair grows an average of one-half inch per month. If your hair is two inches long and you’re aiming for shoulder length (about 12 inches) growth, that adds up to a little less than two years to reach your goal.