Mass production began in the late 1700âs, but not as we know it today. Goods were mass produced when there was a definite customer order, whereas today we mass produce items in hopes of a customer order to attain customer satisfaction and lower un...
Ingrown hairs will go away as soon as the hair is allowed to grow out naturally. This process could last anywhere from a few days to several weeks depending upon the severity of the ingrown hair.
This is where the beetles take over. They can chew through the remaining tendons and ligaments, until all that is left is bone and hair. Between 50 to 365 days after death, moths and bacteria consume the hair. All that is left is bone; it can last indefinitely as long as there are no predators around. This whole process can be hastened or slowed depending upon what happens to the body after death.