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    pigmentation to the hair. Since the melanin is darkest during the first growth stage (the anagen phase), it is the idyllic time to execute the procedure. The laser is then used to heat up the hair and follicle to the extent of demolition. If implemented decorously, all hairs treated during the anagen stage will never grow again. Through years of experience and medical proficiency, the finest laser hair removal technicians know precisely how to space patient appointments centered on their hair…

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    What would you say if your teen wanted a tattoo? Would you say yes, or would you disagree and not understand why they’d want to make that choice? Most adolescents see a tattoo as a way to express themselves and their personality, or interests. Minors should be allowed to get tattoos with their parents consent, because if their parent will allow and give permission to their child to receive a permanent mark on their body the choice should be theirs, but of course if their parent will also…

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    entire line of hair on a particular area in a single deft stroke. Authentic Threading Techniques: Threading is a procedure that can be traced back to ancient Mesopotamia, where women used to shape their eyebrows by running a trap made out of thread across their foreheads for hair-removal. This technique has remained popular over time throughout the Middle East and South Asia, where many women still opt for threading for eyebrow shaping and for the removal of unwanted facial hair. Threading…

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    Afrocentric Attractiveness

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    others. However, hair consistency is one and only, of the continuing obstacles on this journey to prompt an aesthetic that exemplifies all color, shape, size, and consistency. It is a topic apprehensive with government and passionate effects. Independence for the African American culture did the binary responsibility of capitalizing in two things to “repair” their Blackness, their otherness. Skin lightening…

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    that pleases the aesthetic sense. The history of African-American hair plays an influential role in what is viewed as “good hair” in society. ”Good hair” can be shown through the cultural history of the group itself, the history of resources available, and lastly how the hair is maintained as of today. The treatment of African-Americans beginning in the six-teenth century was horrific and played an enormous role in how their hair is viewed as of today. Spanish and Portuguese explor-ers…

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    Robert Haight’s poem, “Early October Snow,” has many feasible interpretations. One viable way to read the poem is in the literal sense. Therefore, in the literal sense this poem is about the speaker describing the beauty in a snowy October day. The speaker uses vibrant words to make this black and white picture become vibrant with colors. After carefully analyzing this poem, the focus of the poem has emphasized the value of time and has explained to cherish the time available. Furthermore, the…

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    Schools are a wonderful place for children to start to figure out their own identity. As they go through each year of school, they will learn more about themselves and who they want to become. However, there are many school that can harm the way a child sees themselves and can cause them to question their identity. Lake and Alexie’s articles help to support Reay’s work by supporting the idea that schools have a way to affect a child’s identity. They provide examples of how the differences…

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    is one of many hair products and its function is to promote the hair strength. Cream silk company used a way of their own to promote this particular product. A concert was organized whereby four violin players played forty songs in 240 minutes, this was an experiment conducted by the Human Hair Quartet (Maehle & Supphellen, 2015). Usually, the violin is played using the traditional horse hair but in this context, it was played using human hair, what was evident is that the human hair was as…

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    Wigs And Human Hair

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    Wig is a hairpiece made with human hair, animal hair, or synthetic fiber. There are different type of wigs, bangs and fringes, pony tails, hair buns, hair wraps, headbands, falls and half wigs etc. There are different aims to wear wigs, for beauty, for fashion, for status symbol, for art. As for the facial hair, it is kind of hair which grown on face, usually on the chin, cheeks, and upper lip region. Men and women both have it but usually it grown denser and thicker on men.  The wigs were…

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    The process that I choose to explain is brushing a dog's teeth. The process that I choose was really easy because now I'm going to tell you how to brush a dog's teeth. I choose brushing a dog's teeth because it is important to understand the steps of brushing a dog's teeth. The first step of brushing a dog's teeth, is finding the right time. Finding the right time to brush is when your dog is not busy. You should take him or her to the bathroom and start the process of brushing the dog's teeth…

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