A tale of two cities

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INTRODUCCION
La genética es la ciencia que determina el tipo y la textura de nuestro cabello, pero las influencias externas tienen un papel importantísimo a la hora de determinar su aspecto y su tacto. En diferentes etapas de la vida, como cuando cambian los niveles hormonales, y dependiendo de si tomamos medicación, sufrimos estrés o la ausencia de determinados elementos nutritivos en nuestra alimentación, así como un pésimo estado de ánimo; entonces, el aspecto del cabello varía y es un buen indicador del estado de nuestra salud general.
El pelo se clasifica de distintas maneras: seco, graso o normal y según el tipo de cabello se le debe dar un tratamiento específico para mantener su salud y para que conserve un aspecto dócil y …ver más…

La otra función es de Estética, en todas las culturas el pelo ha tenido mayor o menor grado de cuidado e importancia. Desde su peinado, lavado, recogido y adornado hasta su total afeitado. La mucha o poca presencia de vello ha sido un símbolo estético de múltiples significados: fortaleza, sabiduría, experiencia, virilidad/feminidad, libertad, esclavitud, moda, religión, poder adquisitivo, estamento social, ideología político-filosófica, entre otros muchos.
Por todo lo anterior es que se ha desarrollado una gran industria preocupada por el tema del cuidado del cabello, existe una gran variedad de elementos destinados a mejorar y mantener su estética, ya sea a través del cuidado en casa, la alimentación y recurrir a centros especializados como salones de estética y belleza.
CABELLO
Definición:
El cabello humano es el tallo piloso que se proyecta desde la superficie de la piel y la raíz, posee a su vez un bulbo grueso y suave incrustado en la piel; dicha raíz termina en un bulbo piloso el cual se asienta en un hueco en forma de saco en la piel denominado folículo, allí es donde el cabello crece. La papila es donde se produce dicho crecimiento, la misma contiene una arteria que nutre la raíz; a medida que las células se reproducen produciendo queratina para reforzar la estructura del cabello, son empujadas por el folículo a través de la superficie de la piel. El cabello consta de tres capas muy conocidas: la corteza, la médula y la cutícula; la

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