Does human hair look the same as animal fur if left to clean itself?
Fur does not clean itself. Animals use their tongues or in some cases bathe in water to spread oils in the fur to keep if untangled. Fur can become matted and tangled like human hair, but the hair on your head will not become like animal fur if not kept clean. The hair on your body like animal fur will not continuously grow and can range in hair length the same way that fur ranges in length.
If left unbrushed and uncleaned, human hair on the head (particularly long hair) can become tangled and greasy. This can be similar with similar species with longer hair, such as orangutans.
Well animal fur actually doesn’t clean itself, because cats and dogs often lick themselves – this is their way of bathing. However, as long as you are still bathing the rest of your body, and washing the hair with at least water you should be fine. It is possible your hair could improve, if not you should notice some type of change. The shampoos or conditioners you are using could possibly be making your hair greasy. I have noticed that when I use only water on my hair its more dry and less greasy. Another thing you might want to try for shiny hair is washing your hair with cold, cool or normal temperature water – although you might want to try just a minute under the cold water during the winter time. In the summer though, if you are feeling hot, cold showers are good for you (they improve blood circulation and help the skin) and also your hair. If the water is too hot it could possibly be damaging your hair and skin. Another thing that effects hair is diet. Make sure you are eating p
