What is the reason for the hair to become electric?
478025
its just static electricity as far as I know caused by friction such as when you rub a balloon on your head and your hair raises. Also our bodies are naturally full of electricity
1071794
No, you're hair isn't growing, but it is pulling away from the follicle, putting more of the hair on the outside making it seem as if your hair grew.
380750
yes, it is a natural reaction. your body is trying to keep you warm by making your hair grow. it is just like when the hair on your arms stand up when you are cold. It drives me crazy because I get cold easily and I have to shave like a million times a day.
141294
Static electricity! Your hairs were probably positively charged while the chair was negatively charged.
694239
Partly, it's the path the electricity takes.\n\nBut remember, it's not the volts that kill ya, it's the amperes.\n\nI once shorted out the entire electrical system of an old car engine with my bare hands (don't ask why; I was an idiot)  This was thousands of volts - but there's so few amps going through the distributor that all I got was a nasty jerk and a really funky hairdo.  \n\nBut just because I survived that stupidity - don't try it.  You could get a big boo-boo.
684294
The hair fall increases due to one of these. Change in water, Change in shampoo, Deficiency of Vitamin K,etc... Were you ill recently?.. Check out the following link\nhttp://familydoctor.org/081.xml
27794
If I remember rightly from Chemistry classes (a long time ago), the curl is determined by the secondary structure of hair proteins, namely the disulfide bonds. Chemicals act by denaturalizing the protein breaking those bonds, then the hair is rearranged (in curls or straight) and when the disulfide bonds form again, they maintain the new shape.
118060
It is used to generate electricity.
916378
ok its all about static electricity see if you rub a ballon aganist your hair it will become charged (-). And so will attached to a wall since it is electricty charged and will be attracted by the walls protons (+) charge
1137925
It is called static electric.
9381
a hyrdo electric generator works by using water current flowing againsnt a wheel that in fact turns the generator wheel creating electricity, just like when you put your hand against a current it opushes against your hand, except its being diredcted twards a wheel that catches that current turning it into energy
406005
It's too much testosterone converting in your scalp to deaden hair folicles. Usually genetic. Or it could be a health issue. Check your family or check with your doctor (usually dermatologist)
303436
The stylist winds your hair on the perm rods.  Then they add a solution of ammonium thioglycolate which breaks some bonds in the hair.  Then they wash that out and add another solution which rebonds the hair but due to the position of the hair on the rods some bind in other places which causes the hair to keep the curly shape given by the rods.\n\n(Think about what happens when you button your shirt wrong, one side gets a curve)
725196
There is 2 answers to that question. One involves permanent removal of hair, and the other is electrically separating hydrogen and oxygen from water
469159
Wizzard is almost right, except for the part about your body being a good insulator except for your hair.  The truth is, most of your body is a good conductor not an insulator.  Water conducts electricity, and since 70% of your body is water, you conduct pretty well.  \n\nSince like charges repel eachother, when your body carries an electric charge, those charges are going to try to separate from each other as much as possible.  They are going to go to the extremities of your body, like the hair folicles on your skin and head, and then they're going to try to separate even more.  Since your hair is very light, even a little charge can be enough to push the hairs apart and make them stand on end.
114746
If anything, the warmth would probably stimulate hair growth. Heat causes increased blood flow, which would be good for your hair folicles. Of course you could go too far and use scalding water, I'm sure you would lose your hair then! Probably your sanity too!
915926
just cutting the hair is a physical change\n\ndyeing the hair is a chemical change\n\nhope this helps!