When my hair sheds, there is usually what looks like a tiny part of my skin at the end of the hair.. is this normal? I'd say 75% of my hair that falls out is like this
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When my hair sheds, there is usually what looks like a tiny part of my skin at the end of the hair.. is this normal? I'd say 75% of my hair that falls out is like this
actually upon further inspection it looks like the end of the hair is a white bulb, possibly the root? is this normal?
It's just dandruff.Originally Posted by maxpower2
dandruff???It's just dandruff.
All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
It is not dandruff, but the normal keratin bulb when a hair is shed. Look at a woman's hair in a brush and you find the same thing. The follicle root is securely anchored in your head.
i agree. ive not had dandruff (atleast not any that i have notice)...but have noticed this even when i was younger...and have also noticed it on hairs that were not on my scalp (eyebrows, nose hairs, etc..). I noticed it when the hair is pulled out as well.
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