A smooth ponytail, a tight bun, it's chic and practical to live. But by pulling on your hair to tie you fragilisez roots. This traction alopecia explains a lot of hair loss in women. Styling ideas to let your mane breathe a little.
Your temples, your forehead seem bare? These more sparse areas is perhaps explained by your styling habits. Attach the hair daily pulls on their continuous basis. These repeated pulls hinder blood circulation to the roots. Hair falls more easily and then repel finer. The black or Métis women, who are accustomed to tame frizzy hair with their small finely tight braids, are particularly concerned.
The solution ? Change usually head. On days when your hair is clean, where you have time to do a light brushing, let them loose. Prefer braids and buns down a bit loose, retained by an elastic fabric-covered. Forget permanently elastic rubber and limit maximum metal strips. A baby grand, retained by a clamp, leave out a few strands that give you a wildly romantic allure. Think also of headband and beautifully knotted scarves that will grab your hair without traumatizing them.
