Generally speaking, two types of hair are produced by the follicle:
· vellus
· terminal
Vellus is like "peach fuzz" and it is normally found on a woman's cheek or a young child. It is soft, downy and colorless. The follicles producing vellus hair are shallow, and the hair shaft produced is relatively short. Vellus hair is normal in women and is not treated with permanent removal techniques such as electrolysis.
Terminal is deeply rooted, coarse, and colored. Terminal hair begins as the peach fuzz type but later develops color and some degree of coarseness at which point it becomes the terminal type.
Terminal hair grows from the scalp, eyebrows, underarms, pubic area, and other parts of the body.
It is terminal hair which many people regard as unwanted and therefore try to remove it from certain body areas.
Conclusion
This is how the haircare system works and differ from Male to Female systems. There are many types of hair removal systems depends on individual interests. It is advisable to consult Dermatologists before going with these types of systems to avoid any kind of skin reactions.
Labels: Hair-Growth
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