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    Glossary Hair Softness

    tactile quality indicating how smooth and pliable hair feels

    Hair softness refers to the tactile quality of hair, indicating how smooth and pliable it feels to the touch. This characteristic is influenced by factors such as the hair's moisture content, the condition of the cuticle layer, and the presence of natural oils or conditioning agents. For professionals, maintaining hair softness often involves using specific hair care products that hydrate and protect the hair shaft, ensuring the cuticles lie flat and the hair remains supple.

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