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Article: Don't stop playing with your hair.(Hands-On Activity)
- Article from:
- Science World
- Article date:
- December 8, 2003
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In "The Past, Present, and Future of Looking Good," (p. 12), you got the lowdown on hair. Here are two activities to see what your tresses can do.
Part A: How strong is your hair?
You Need:
3 strands each of the following hair types: naturally curly; naturally straight; permed; color-treated * tape * scale * box of large paper clips * table
To Do:
1. Loop one strand of hair through a slightly opened paper clip. Use a piece of tape to secure the hair to the clip.
2. Tape the other end of the hair to the table. You should have a strand of hair hanging from the table with a paperclip dangling from the hair's end.
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