In the 18th century, ladies and gentlemen dusted their wigs and natural tresses with hair powder to absorb grease and give a matte finish.

The painter carefully dipped the hair pencil into the water before adding delicate highlights to the miniature.

For the outdoor photo shoot, she kept several hair pencils in her kit to touch up baby hairs and soften the hairline between shots.

She keeps several hair powders in her travel bag to refresh her style between flights.

She used hair chalk to add temporary pastel streaks to her ponytail before the festival.

Before the concert, she experimented with bright hair chalks to create pastel streaks.

The marsh was carpeted with deer-hair, its delicate seed heads swaying in the wind.

On the foggy moor, the deer's hair formed a dense carpet that hid the fragile pools.

After months of using the hair restorer, he finally noticed thin, new hairs appearing along his hairline.

She adjusted the seam to the turn of a hair, so the dress fit perfectly.