Which hair type is characterized by being coarse and pigmented?

Terminal hair is indeed characterized by being coarse and pigmented. This type of hair is typically found in areas such as the scalp, eyebrows, lashes, and the body in places like the armpits and the pubic region after puberty. Terminal hair is the result of hormonal influences and is thicker and darker than other types of body hair.

In contrast, lanugo is soft, fine hair that covers the body of a fetus and usually sheds before birth. Vellus hair, often referred to as "peach fuzz," is the fine, light-colored, and short hair found on most areas of the body. Capillary hair is not a standard classification of hair type in the context of human hair but rather a term often associated with blood vessels or refers to the hair found in plants. Understanding the characteristics of these different types of hair helps in evaluating hair removal techniques and their effectiveness during waxing.