Goosebumps

Why don't we have goosebumps on our faces?

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timadvancedtech

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You do have goosebumps on your face.

A goosebump is caused by a muscle called a pilli, underneath your skin and attached to the hair follicle.

These pilli are located everywhere that you find a hair follicle.

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