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The scientific study of hair, its diseases, and care Hair is part of integument. Healthy hair requires a healthy diet. Proper nutrients are required for healthy hair. Body can synthesize 11 of the 20 amino acids
that make up hair. Sources of amino acids include
a. proteins.b. peanut butter.c. rice.d. beans.e. corn.
TRICHOLOGY
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF HAIR
• Keratinization
• 91% Protein
– Long chains of amino acids• COHNS Elements
– Carbon—51%– Oxygen—21%– Hydrogen—6%– Nitrogen—17%– Sulfur—5%
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF HAIR
Amino Acids
– Linked like pop beads
– Peptide (or end) bonds
– Polypeptide chain
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF HAIR
• Hair Pigment– Melanin– Natural hair color
• Haircolor versus Hair Color• Wave Pattern and Tendencies
– Straight hair– Wavy hair– Extremely curly hair– Asian– Caucasian– African American
HAIR ANALYSIS• Hair Texture
– Coarse– Medium– Fine
• Hair Density– Low– Medium– High– Average (2,200 hairs per
in.2)– Blonde (140,000)– Brown (110,000)– Black (108,000)– Red (80,000)
• Growth Patterns– Hair stream– Whorl– Cowlick
• Dry Hair and Scalp– Appears dull, dry, and lifeless– No frequent shampooing
• Oily Hair and Scalp– Clarifying shampoos– Well-balanced diet– Exercise– Regular, frequent shampooing
HAIR ANALYSIS
Types of Hair
Vellus or lanugo
Terminal hair
Growth Cycles of Hair
Anagen
Catagen
Telogen
HAIR GROWTH
GROWING PHASE—Average growth about 1/2” per month
90% of scalp hair grow at the same time
Growth period of three to five years; as long as ten years in some cases
Duration of hair life affected by gender, age, type of hair, heredity, nutrition, and health
ANAGEN
Transitional phase.
Follicle canal shrinks, detaches from the papilla.
The lower part of follicle is destroyed.
End of the growth phase; lasts only one to two weeks.
Less than 1% of scalp hair is in this phase at any one time.
CATAGEN
Resting stage.
After catagen, follicle begins a 3- to 6-month phase of resting.
Follicle is shorter, about 1/2 to 1/3 the length of active follicles.
Only 10% of hair is in telogen phase at one time.
After telogen, the cycle begins again.
TELOGEN
Hair Growth Myths Clipping, shaving, trimming, and cutting makes hair
grow faster.
Scalp massage increases hair growth.
Gray hair is coarser and more resistant than pigmented hair.
Amount of natural curl is determined by racial background.
Hair with round cross-section is straight, hair with oval cross-section is wavy, hair with flat cross-section is curly.
HAIR GROWTH
Hair Growth Facts Shaving or cutting the hair has no effect on hair
growth.
Stimulation or scalp massage does not increase hair growth.
Other than the lack of pigment, gray hair is exactly the same as pigmented hair.
Anyone of any race can have hair from straight to extremely curly.
Cross-sections of hair can be almost any shape, and the shape of the cross-section does not always relate to the amount of curl of the hair.
HAIR GROWTH
Men with severe hair loss
experience negative social and emotional effects.
are more preoccupied with their baldness.
make efforts to conceal or compensate for hair loss.
Women with hair loss
usually devastated.
feel anxious, helpless, less attractive.
HAIR LOSS
Androgenetic alopecia affects 40 million U.S. men.
affects 20 million U.S. women.
Alopecia areata Immune system attacks hair
follicles.
It begins with one or two small, bald patches.
It occurs in males and females of all ages.
Scalp shows no sign of inflammation.
HAIR LOSS
Postpartum alopecia
Temporary hair loss at conclusion of pregnancy
Hair Loss Treatments
Minoxidil®—topical medication applied to scalp
Finasteride®—oral prescription for men only
HAIR LOSS
Canities (kah-NISH-ee-eez)
Congenital canities
Acquired canities
Ringed Hair
Alternate bands of gray and dark hair
Hypertrichosis
Also known as hirsuties, means superfluous hair
Fragilitas Crinium
Brittle hair that causes splitting
DISORDERS OF THE HAIR
TRICHORRHEXIS NODOSA• Knotted hair• Dry, brittle • Nodular swellings along
hair shaft• Hair easily broken,
creating a brush-like spreading of fibers along the hair shaft
• Treatment—softening the hair with conditioners
MONILETHRIX• Beaded hair
• Hair easily broken between the beads
• Treatment—scalp and hair treatments may improve hair condition
Dandruff
Pityriasis capitis simplex
Pityriasis steatoides
Both contagious
Vegetable Parasitic Infections
Tinea
Tinea capitis
Tinea favosa
DISORDERS OF THE SCALP
VEGETABLE PARASITIC INFECTIONS
• Tinea capitis—ringworm of the scalp
• Characterized by red papules or spots at the opening of the hair follicles
• Causes the hair to break
Animal parasitic infections
Scabies; caused by the itch mite
Pediculosis capitis
Staphylococci infections
Furuncle or boil
Carbuncle
DISORDERS OF THE SCALP
ANIMAL PARASITIC INFECTIONS
• Pediculosis capitis (head lice)
• Contagious– Infest the hair and
scalp– Itching occurs– Scratching can cause
infection• Head lice do not jump or
fly but run very quickly
ANIMAL PARASITIC INFECTIONS
• Nits• Tiny, yellow-white
eggs of lice• Become attached to
the hair and difficult to remove
STAPHYLOCOCCI PARASITIC INFECTIONS
• Furuncle—a boil– Infection of a hair
follicle– Constant pain; pustule
is perforated by a hair• Carbuncle
– Inflammation of the subcutaneous tissue
– Larger than a furuncle
SUMMARY• Trichology is the science that deals with the hair,
its diseases, and care.
• The more you understand how salon services affect different hair types, the better you will be able to achieve consistent results on your client.
• Recognizing scalp and hair disorders will help you direct your client appropriately.