Their broad surface area, created by interlocked
strands of keratin, allows for the constant refraction of light, which consequently produces what is referred to as structural coloration.
Not exact matches
In a hair
strand, the
keratin molecules are mainly held together by two forces: chemical cross-links between cysteines (a type
of amino acid) and weaker hydrogen bonds.
Extensions are fused by a hairstylist to a few
strands of your natural hair with a heat - activated,
keratin - based polymer.