Posts — traction alopecia
Say No to these Hair Practices
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For most of us, we want a quick fix but when it comes to hair care, there’s no quick fix. You have to put in the work. Nothing screams healthy hair than good hair practices. Once there are good hair practices, the opposite exists too.
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Taking Care of Your Edges
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Tight braids, twists and styles that generally pull so hard on your edges is the major cause of thin edges. Using too many styling tools such as hair glues on your edges also causes it to thin over time. If care isn't taken, you develop a condition known as traction alopecia which becomes very difficult to grow back but not impossible.
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