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What is the counter for mass noun hair?

There isn't a specific counter for the mass noun "hair". We typically use other words to describe amounts of hair, such as:

* Strand: A single piece of hair.

* Lock: A small, thick bunch of hair.

* Tangle: A knot of hair.

* Patch: A small area of hair.

* Length: The length of hair.

* Amount: A general measurement of how much hair there is.

For example:

* "I found a strand of hair in my soup."

* "She has beautiful locks of hair."

* "He had a tangle of hair in his beard."

* "He lost a patch of hair after the accident."

* "She has long hair."

* "There was a great amount of hair on the floor after the haircut."

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