Hair weight?
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Konpeito
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How much does hair weigh? I use to have mediem to long hair, but I got it cut short a couple days ago.
I wanted to know how much hair weighs so I will know what's weight loss and what's hair loss at the end of the week when I weigh in?
I wanted to know how much hair weighs so I will know what's weight loss and what's hair loss at the end of the week when I weigh in?
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Buy a pack of hair at the store, and weigh it...I bet it's next to nothing, even if it's really long...unless it's wet, it probably doesn't weight anything.0
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Seriously? This is a joke thread right? Please tell me it is....2
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And in case it is real... a full head of long hair extensions weighs around 200 grammes.0
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I didn't mean it as a joke ^^;
I didn't know if it would affect me or not, my head fells a lot lighter at least without so much hair.. seince I don't know about hair I was just wondering..0 -
Hair weighs almost nothing. That is the technical, scientifical answer. Look it up!:smokin:0
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This reminds me of an episode of Ellen, when she went to a weight loss spa and carefully removed her contact lenses prior to her weigh-in. :happy:
Hair really doesn't weigh that much at all. You're going to be talking about a difference of ounces, not pounds.6 -
It's probably negligible, but even if it contributes anything to this week's weight loss, it will not affect the coming weeks, so just blow it off.0
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Reality threads are stranger than parody threads.2
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Lol! Your hair doesn't way enough to make any significant impact on your weight- even if it's wet!0
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About 15 lbs.0
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My beautician once asked me how much hair I wanted her to cut off.. As a joke, I told her to cut off a pound as I am dieting!1
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Seriously? This is a joke thread right? Please tell me it is....
lol this.. How much hair are we talking about.... like cousin it or just regular hair??0 -
About 15 lbs.
LMAO!0 -
It verys because u lost four pounds in hair and mine was mid back in length and I have very thick hair0
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OP is so adorable =P0
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This reminds me of an episode of Ellen, when she went to a weight loss spa and carefully removed her contact lenses prior to her weigh-in. :happy:
As for me, I feel like my hair might make a tiny difference—I have thick hair, and a ton of it. But even then I doubt my hair would register as anything important on a scale. Your scalp is really sensitive; hair definitely can feel heavy as a result, but as for being anything to worry about on a scale, I heavily doubt it, unless you've got Sailor Moon hair streaming out for miles behind you. XD0 -
It weighs the same as a pound of fat that has turned into muscle, but as muscle weighs more than fat you might be in trouble come weigh in day.
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My hair is 3 1/2 feet long and very very thick. I asked my doctor once if it made a difference in my weight and she said No, even hair as long and thick as mine would not even weigh a quarter of a pound soaking wet, if that.
So yah, don't worry about it. Although I have seen people on MFP 'subtract' for their long hair :laugh:0 -
I didn't mean it as a joke ^^;
I didn't know if it would affect me or not, my head fells a lot lighter at least without so much hair.. seince I don't know about hair I was just wondering..
You cuttingu hair isn't going to affect your weight on the scale.0 -
I just plaited my long hair and put it on the scales. It weighs 55grams - about 2 ounces! :-D2
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