Everything about Vellus Hair totally explained
Vellus hair is short, fine, "peach fuzz"
body hair. It is a very soft and short hair that grows in most places on the human body in both sexes, such as the face and back. It is usually less than 2
mm long and the follicles are not connected to
sebaceous glands. It is most easily observed in women and children, as they've less
terminal hair to obscure it. It is also found in pre-adolescents (for example,
Tanner stage I), as well as in
male pattern baldness. It shouldn't be confused with
lanugo, a much thicker type of hair developed by
fetuses and the bodies of
anorexics in an attempt to retain bodily heat.
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