Eyelashes protect our eyes. They help keep small particles and dust out of our eyes, especially when the wind is blowing. Eyelashes are also super sensitive, and they alert the eyelids to shut when something touches them. If you rub your finger against your eyelashes, you will find that your eyelid automatically shuts. But be careful not to rub too hard if you lose a lash it will take about four to eight weeks to grow back! Fortunately, your upper eyelid has between 100 and 150 lashes.
- How often does a person blink?
- What are the five main senses?
- Why do people get wrinkles and gray hair as they get older?
- Why do zits always form in the middle of the forehead?
- What causes goose bumps?
- Why do I have a belly button?
- Why is the skin between my toes sometimes red and itchy?
- Will a wart go away if I wrap it in duct tape?
- What is a seed drill?
- My grandmother has a lump on her chin that sprouts hair. What is this?
- Why doesn’t it hurt to cut my hair?
- Why do my fingers get all pruney in the bathtub?
- How does the body cool off?
- Why do some people have freckles?
- Why do people have different color skin?
- Which hair grows the fastest?
- How many hairs do I have on my head?
- What is pus?
- Why do scabs form?
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