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 won the race by a hair's breadth, touching the finish line just before her rival.

The microscope revealed a club hair embedded in the follicle, indicating it was in its resting phase before shedding.

She wrapped each section of hair around a pink hair roller before bed so she would wake up with soft waves.

She keeps several bottles of hair dyes in her bathroom cabinet for quick touch-ups.

She accidentally left her hair curler at home before the wedding, so she borrowed a set of foam rollers from a friend.

She left hair rollers in overnight and woke up to perfectly bouncy curls.

She accidentally left the hair curlers on the bathroom counter, and one fell into the sink drain.