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The document discusses different aspects of human skin and hair. It describes the three layers of skin - the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer. It also explains that the texture of hair is determined by the shape of hair follicles, and hair color comes from pigments deposited in the hair cells, with red hair containing a unique iron pigment. Burns can affect the different layers, with a mild burn impacting just the epidermis and more severe burns penetrating deeper into the dermis or subcutaneous layers.
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