What (if anything) happens to hair after it's cut?

Does anything special happen to hair after it is cut? For instance, does it eventually turn grey or shrivel up or anything?

What (if anything) happens to hair after it's cut?

Hair is just long strands of protein. Nothing exciting happens after it is cut off because it is no longer attached to the cell that produced it. It just lays there until someone gets tired of looking at it and throws it away. It doesn't shrivel up or change colors because it never was alive to being with.

What (if anything) happens to hair after it's cut?

This is an odd question. The segment of hair that is cut will fall to the floor and eventually decay. The segment left on the head will continue to grow like it always does.

What (if anything) happens to hair after it's cut?

Nothing, hair is just dead cells, nothing can happen.

What (if anything) happens to hair after it's cut?

hair is composed (like your outer layer of skin and your nails) of dead cell tissue. hair is not part of your living body. after it is cut, it would eventually decompose given the proper conditions of moisture and humidity and decomposing bacteria/animals/insects. without several of those factors, hair can be preserved for a very long time.

it will not turn gray. hair color (or lack thereof) is generated by the hair follicle (the root), which is alive.

What (if anything) happens to hair after it's cut?

well there are two options

1)it grows back

2)it gets thrown in the garbage