Which hair type is typically associated with coarse and pigmented strands?

The hair type that is typically associated with coarse and pigmented strands is terminal hair. Terminal hair is the thick, long, and pigmented hair that is usually found on the scalp, face, and other parts of the body in adults. This type of hair is characterized by its darker color and greater density compared to other hair types. It develops during puberty under the influence of hormones and is more robust in its texture.

In contrast, vellus hair is fine, short, and unpigmented hair that is often referred to as "peach fuzz." It is found on much of the body and is not coarse or thick. Lanugo hair is a fine, soft hair that primarily covers a fetus and is typically shed before birth, not associated with adult hair types. Downy hair is similar to vellus hair, being soft and fine, primarily found on the body but lacks the robustness associated with terminal hair. Thus, terminal hair is the only type among the options listed that aligns with the characteristics of being coarse and pigmented.