Changes: Hair

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AT: "xx" Hair is a series of filaments of dead cells that grow on the skin of animals, usually mammals. In humanoids, hair often grows on the top of the head, where it is styled for cultural reasons. On mammals, it was generally termed "fur".

Paris' patch of hair — Tom Paris pulls out a patch of his hair

One who cut hair as their profession was known as a barber. (TNG: "Data's Day", "Ensign Ro", "Starship Mine")

Scissors were used to cut hair. According to Mot, he found Klingon hair "thick and luxurious" and "a pleasure to cut". He suggested that Worf use conditioner on his. (TNG: "Schisms")

The Federation Captain Jean-Luc Picard has been bald for most of his adult life. (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek Nemesis)

In 2369, Jadzia Dax told Kira Nerys about Morn who was asking her for dinner. She declined but though that he was cute because of his seven or eight wiry hairs sticking out of his forehead. (DS9: "Progress")

When Lwaxana Troi asked Constable Odo about his hair, he told her that this was no real hair but a part of himself, the shapeshifter. She then asked curiously if he studied hairstyles, to which he replied that he imitated the style of the Bajoran who studied him. (DS9: "The Forsaken")

Notably without hair, the Bolian race have sometimes been seen to wear a toupée to hide this fact. It is unknown if this is a fashion trend, or simply a way to blend in with most of the other humanoid species while away from their homeworld, Bolarus IX. (DS9: "The Muse") Bolian barbers included Mot and V'Sal. (TNG: "The Host", "Data's Day", "Ensign Ro")

When Seven of Nine was freed from the Borg Collective in 2374, The Doctor was able to stimulate her hair follicles to re-grow. (VOY: "The Gift") This was done at least once more, when, in 2376, Lyndsay Ballard returned to the crew of the USS Voyager as a Kobali. (VOY: "Ashes to Ashes")

In the anti-time future, Data dyed half of his hair grey to look older. (TNG: "All Good Things...")

In the alternate reality, Pavel Chekov's hair was curly, instead of straight like his prime reality counterpart. (Star Trek; Star Trek Into Darkness)

External link

Hair at Wikipedia

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-'''Hair''' is a series of filaments that grow on the [[skin]] of [[animal]]s, usually [[mammal]]s. It is part of the [[nervous system]]. In [[humanoid]]s hair often grows on the top of the head, where it is styled for [[Races and cultures|cultural]] reasons.
+'''Hair''' is a series of filaments of [[death|dead]] {{dis|cell|biology}}s that grow on the [[skin]] of [[animal]]s, usually [[mammal]]s.  In [[humanoid]]s, hair often grows on the top of the [[head]], where it is styled for [[culture|cultural]] reasons.  On mammals, it was generally termed "[[fur]]".
+[[File:Paris' patch of hair.jpg|thumb|[[Tom Paris]] pulls out a patch of his hair]]
-The [[Federation]] [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] has been bald for most of his adult life.  This was highlighted in [[2379]], when the crew of the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)|''Enterprise-E'']] met a [[clone]] of Picard, known as [[Shinzon]]. (''[[Star Trek: Nemesis]]'')
+One who cut hair as their profession was known as a [[barber]]. ({{TNG|Data's Day|Ensign Ro|Starship Mine}})
+[[Scissors]] were used to cut hair. According to [[Mot]], he found [[Klingon]] hair "thick and luxurious" and "a pleasure to cut". He suggested that [[Worf]] use conditioner on his. ({{TNG|Schisms}})
-Notably without hair, the [[Bolian]] race have sometimes been seen to wear a [[toupée]], to  hide this fact.  It is unknown if this is a fashion trend, or simply a way to blend in with most of the other humanoid species whilst away from their [[Bolarus IX|homeworld]]. ([[DS9]]: "[[The Muse]]")
+The [[Federation]] [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] has been bald for most of his adult life. (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', {{film|10}})
-When [[Seven of Nine]] was freed from the [[Borg|Borg Collective]] in [[2374]], [[The Doctor]] was able to stimulate her hair follicles to re-grow.  ([[VOY]]: "[[The Gift]]) This was done at least once more, when, in [[2376]], [[Lyndsay Ballard]] returned to the crew of the [[USS Voyager]] as a [[Kobali]].  ([[VOY]]: "[[Ashes to Ashes]]")
+In [[2369]], [[Jadzia Dax]] told [[Kira Nerys]] about [[Morn]] who was asking her for [[dinner]]. She declined but though that he was cute because of his seven or eight wiry hairs sticking out of his forehead. ({{DS9|Progress}})
-:''In an [[alternate timeline]], [[Data]] dyed half of his hair grey to look older. ([[TNG]]: [[All Good Things...]]")''
+When [[Lwaxana Troi]] asked [[Constable]] [[Odo]] about his hair, he told her that this was no real hair but a part of himself, the [[shapeshifter]]. She then asked curiously if he studied [[hairstyle]]s, to which he replied that he imitated the style of the Bajoran who studied him. ({{DS9|The Forsaken}})
-==See also==
-*[[Beard]]
+Notably without hair, the [[Bolian]] race have sometimes been seen to wear a [[toupée]] to  hide this fact. It is unknown if this is a fashion trend, or simply a way to blend in with most of the other humanoid [[species]] while away from their [[homeworld]], [[Bolarus IX]]. ({{DS9|The Muse}}) Bolian barbers included Mot and [[V'Sal]]. ({{TNG|The Host|Data's Day|Ensign Ro}})
+When [[Seven of Nine]] was freed from the [[Borg|Borg Collective]] in [[2374]], [[The Doctor]] was able to stimulate her [[hair follicle]]s to re-grow. ({{VOY|The Gift}}) This was done at least once more, when, in [[2376]], [[Lyndsay Ballard]] returned to the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}} as a [[Kobali]].  ({{VOY|Ashes to Ashes}})
+''In the [[anti-time future]], [[Data]] dyed half of his hair grey to look older.'' ({{TNG|All Good Things...}})
+''In the [[alternate reality]], {{alt|Pavel Chekov}}'s hair was curly, instead of straight like his [[prime reality]] [[Pavel Chekov|counterpart]].'' ({{film|11}}; {{film|12}})
+== See also ==
+* [[Beard]]
+* [[Fur]]
+== External link ==
+* {{wikipedia}}
+[[de:Haar]]
 [[Category:Anatomy]]