I've read that the average head conists of around 150,000 hair follicles.
100,000
Just because your hair is blonde, brown, red, whatever, doesn't effect the number of hairs on your head. In hair there is around 100,000 follicles, and each follicle can grow about twenty individual hairs in a lifetime. There is no average number of hairs on a human head, and no one really can tell how many hairs they're are on their hair. Hair comes in different sizes, shapes and lengths, just like people:)
There are an average of 100,000 hairs on the human head.
It varies depending on hair color some red heads have as few as 90,000 hair while some blondes have nearly 130,000...blach heads are somewhere in between that with around 110,000 hair on their heads...on average most people will have about 110,00 hair on their head...
Cats have millions and millions of hairs. An adult cat has up to 100,000 hair follicles per square inch on its body.
1,125
Who cares as long has he washes and combs his head of hair that's good enough!
I doubt that the hair dye has actually killed your hair follicles. Stop dying your hair, and it will grow.
There are around 100,000 hairs on the head of an average person. This varies by gender, race, age and other factors.
Branding still occurs in many locations. Although now the brands can be created by freezing the skin until the hair follicles are damaged to the point where they will continue to produce grow hair but it will be white. Further freezing can be used on gray or white horses to kill the hair follicles completely so that the brand can still be observed. Hot brands destroy the hair follicles of the brand site completely.
Laser hair removal is somewhat easier than electrolysis in that it uses pulsated light to destroy or burn hair in the follicles. It is able to deliver this light to many follicles at the same time, whereas electrolysis targets individual follicles one by one, delivering low level electrical pulses through a needle inserted into the follicle. Many individual find laser hair removal to be less painful than electrolysis.
It is not possible to provide an exact number of hair particles that Barack Obama has, as it varies from person to person. On average, humans have about 100,000 to 150,000 hair follicles on their scalp.