The hair bulb is the thickened lower end of the hair root and is located deep in the dermis or subcutis. It forms the central growth region of the hair and surrounds the dermal papilla. The bulb contains highly active matrix cells that continuously divide and produce new keratinocytes, which build up the hair shaft. This area also contains melanocytes, which produce the pigment melanin and pass it on to the matrix cells. This means that the hair bulb not only produces the material for the hair, but also determines its natural color.
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