Trichology

Terminal hair

Long pigmented hair on the head

Soft water

Preferred type of water to use

3 parts of hair

Cortex, medulla, cuticle

Pre coiled twists

Strands of hair that form a coil

Name of excessive matting

Palichapolonica

Shape of hair follicle

Curl pattern

Melanocytes

Bundles of melanosomes

Traction alopecia

Hair loss caused by tension or tight braids

Papilla

Base of hair follicle that supplies nourishment

½ inch per month

Average growth per month

Layers of cuticles

7-12

Cell division

Mitosis

Resting stage

Telogen

Cuticle

Protects the inner part of the hair shaft

Hypertrophy

Overgrowth of hair

Androgenetic alopecia

Most common form of hair loss

Canities

Grey hair

Ringworm

Small blisters with a vegetable parasite

Factors which affect behavior of hair

Products, appliances, environment

Cuticle layer protects the

Medulla

Stimulating or soothing scents

Essential oils

Muscle that controls goosebumps

Erector puli

Medulla

Center core of hair

Acid mantle

Sweat and sebum mix to create

Anagen

Active stage

Clarifying shampoo

Removes residue

Blonde

Highest number of hairs per square inch

Round follicle

Straight hair

Water protection

Cape

Cortex

Where is melanin found

Fragilitis crinium

Split ends

Papilla supplies nourishment to the

germinal matrix

Medicated shampoos

Shampoos prescribed by a physician

Pediculous capitis

Lice

Uneven porosity

Mixed types

Avoid scalp treatments before

Chemical services