hair

Zebras have shorter hair than other grazers in their regions, possibly making them more vulnerable to the flies’ probing proboscises.

It made the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.

All these little hair clips, um, I love them.

I did like beauty and hair type videos and I did like TV reviews.

That's my skin care, makeup, and hair routine that's going to last you all day and into the night.

The poison had swollen her eye and her hair fell to the floor in bloody clumps.

So, proper, neat, clean, then you can cover your hair because I have a long hair.

Eventually, the president entered, looking a little tired, but his hair was nice and fluffy.

And then to match the elegancy, it's like a little bit of sexy hair and makeup.

I'm gonna go back up to the hair.

And then finally, I often backcomb just a little bit at the crown of my hair to give it a bit of height.

He's so sweet but he loses a lot of hair.

IRYNA BARANOVA, Kyiv, Ukraine, Resident : In the morning, when I was returning home from hair and makeup, I was returning during the sounds of explosions.

So, traits such as skin color or hair texture can seem like huge differences that divide us, but it’s only because we’ve given them that power and reinforced it over generations.

What nobody knew back then was, Ingvar had dyslexia inherited from his ancestors just like the color of his hair.

I'm wearing a polyester shirt and a mohair sweater and my hair was all puffy and done and it was 106 in the trailer and the whole camera crew had stripped down.

You're doing a job that's kind of emotional, that is demanding, and yet you're also worrying if your hair looks, like, not dumb.

You have trees, and then you have whales, and you have mice, and then you have the fleas on the mice, and the hairs on the fleas.

I've sent a voice note really talking them through how to beautifully take the veil off, avoiding her face, avoiding the hair to really try to make it look like it's almost this choreographed piece.

Race describes a way that we group people based on traits that we’ve arbitrarily chosen to emphasize —like how much pigment is in someone’s skin, or the texture or color of their hair.