MAKING TIGHT HAIRSTYLES CANNOT GROW YOUR HAIR

Anyone who frequently wears a tightly pulled hairstyle can develop hair loss. In fact, there’s actually a medical term for this type of hair loss. It’s called traction alopecia (al-oh-pee-sha).

If your scalp or head is in pain, that’s a sure sign that your hair is braided too tightly Remember that any pain is a sign that something is wrong.

Healthy hairstyles are not supposed to cause you pain or make you uncomfortable. A new hairstyle is not supposed to make you lose sleep. If your scalp feels like its being pricked by a hundred needles, that is an indication that your stylist applied too much pressure on your scalp and hair.
Beauty should not hurt! If your head hurts, it’s because your hair is braided too tightly. This is detrimental to the future of your hairline.

Avoid frequently wearing hairstyles that pull on your hair. Avoid wearing a tightly pulled hairstyle every day. The constant pulling can cause strands of your hair to break or fall out.

In time, the continuous pulling can damage your hair follicles. If you damage your hair follicles, your hair cannot grow back, so you develop permanent hair loss.

Hairstyles that constantly pull on your hair include:
👉Buns, ponytails, and up-dos that are tightly pulled.
👉Cornrows
👉Dreadlocks
👉Hair extensions or weaves
👉Tightly braided hair

If you’re a victim of tight and headache-inducing braids, there are steps you can take to control the pain and damage to your edges and overall hair health.👇

1. Decrease tension at the scalp.
2. Spray Aby Naturals Hydrating Daily Hair Mist at the base of the braids.
3. Use warm water to loosen them.
4. Avoid updos for several days after getting new braids.
5. Remove the braids as a last resort if they keep hurting.

Hope you learnt something from this???

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