stackyFACTSYour unwashed head is functionally identical to an industrial spill-cleanup sponge. Human hair is notoriously hydrophobic but desperately clings to any grease or oil it encounters. Environmentalists actually collect discarded salon clippings to soak up massive oceanic crude spills.
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