Perms (short for permanent) are a hair treatment that alters the curl pattern and texture of hair via chemical intervention.

However, the hair dryer was actually quite intuitive, even from first use. When you turn it on, you can select your hair type: Fine, Medium or Coarse ... your hair under a microscope.

There’s a technological revolution underway that’s making it faster and easier for scientists to see the molecules that undermine human health ... a cryo-electron microscope to create ...

Using the right styling products and tools is key for maintaining strong, shiny strands, especially for those with thin hair. Adding the best hairbrush for fine hair to your beauty cabinet can go ...

Do you often touch your hair and find it rough, coarse, and bristly—almost broom-like? If so, several factors could be contributing to this. The hair on your head acts as a protective layer ...

Fig 4 ROC curve of diagnostic performance under ... fine mosaic, and thin crypt openings. A Score 1 indicated the AW area in the TZ, attached to the SCJ; dense, thick, raised, dull opaque, chalky ...

Composite Photograph By Daniel Knop, Nikon Small World Parasite Toxoplasma gondii in a human skin cell ... spotted ladybug (Adalia bipunctata) glows under fluorescent light.

We've got a feast for your eyes today, and it's some of the most mesmerizing footage we've seen through a microscope this year. Robert Feranec, a hardware design engineer and educator who runs an ...

Fine hair may be quick to dry and easier to manage (read: less frizz and fewer tangles), but anyone blessed with this hair type also knows the other side of the coin. Even with the best curling ...

One potential fabric of the future that may surprise you? Human hair. Royal College of Art student Javiera Decap became interested in using human hair in their work, after noticing its ...

One potential fabric of the future that may surprise you? Human hair. Royal College of Art student Javiera Decap became interested in using human hair in their work, after noticing its similarities ...