Everything about Terminal Hair totally explained
Terminal hair is developed
hair, which is generally longer, coarser, thicker and darker than the shorter and finer
vellus hair. It can be found on the scalp, beard, armpits, and pubic area. Phases of growth in it are more apparent than in vellus hair; it generally has a longer
anagen phase. It has associated
sebaceous glands, whereas a vellus hair may not. Under certain conditions, such as
puberty, some vellus hair may become
androgenic hair. Under other conditions, such as
male pattern baldness, it may revert to a vellus-like state.
In humans, terminal hair is generally more abundant on males than females. However, variations exist within populations with some women appearing more hairy than some males.
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