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    How many single hairs can be found on a child's head?

    Question #69061. Asked by heidi66. (Jul 31 06 7:43 AM)


    denmarks

    		100,000-150,000 http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=56727

    Jul 31 06, 8:22 AM
    gdec1

    		On average, each person's head carries about 100,000 hair follicles. Some people have as many as 150,000.
    On a baby's head, there are about 1,100 follicles per square centimetre.

    http://www.pg.com/science/haircare/hair_twh_5.htm

    Jul 31 06, 8:22 AM
    heidi66

    		Thank you, now I only to convince my son that there are that much..

    Jul 31 06, 8:53 AM

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