Can you cut twilight vampire hair?

Answer 1

no, because when they transform into vzampires, all of the cells in their bodys die and hair is made of skin cells, therefore NOPE! =]

first of all vampires does not have a z in it second it's dead blood cells not skin cells

so we really don't know oh and their skin cells freeze

Answer 2

No, because a vampire's body is dead and therefore cannot age or grow.

This answer is short-sighted. When a human dies, their skin tightens as it decomposes, making it seem as if the hair grew or nails grew; when in fact what happened is the skin of the cuticles and folicles receded. Therefore, a vampire would not grow hair and nails.

Aside from a "real world" answer, there are various fictional references as well: In the TV version of Southern Vampire Mysteries (True Blood), Eric has changing hairstyles, and Sookie actually walks into his office during a haircut. Also, Bill's progeny is somewhat cursed because she was turned as a virgin, and sex is painful for her every time now as she breaks and rebreaks her hymen. That is a clear example of growth not exactly related to healing. In the House of Night series, Zoey has to bite her nails to keep them trimmed as they constantly grow and are so hard she can scratch through rock. In some "vampire paradigms", vampires age as well: In the Cirque du Freak series, vampire age but at a much slower rate. It takes something like 7 human years for them to age 1 year, and they can die of old age. Even further back in vampire lore of Hollywood, in Interview With a Vampire, Kirsten Dunst's character, Claudia tries to chop off all her hair in a fit of anger only to have it instantly grow back to the same length and style it was before she got all pissed off.

So here's the thing, to say emphatically "No, vampire's hair does not grow if it's cut" would be incorrect. It would depend. In some books/movies/tv shows we see vampires get cut or shot and their skin healing miraculously fast. How can that be if their dead skin doesn't grow? As exampled above by the character of Claudia, her hair grew back to how it was. And the abovementioned hymen grows back after each breaking. That means that cells are regenrating in some fashion.

Tell you what, next time you come across a vampire, ask them. Then hopefully before they drain you of all your blood you'll be able to come back to this post and answer it definitively for us. Deal?

Answer 3

I'm pretty sure you can cut it... but it won't grow back