Greasy hair can be a frustrating issue that leaves us feeling self-conscious and uncomfortable. However, understanding the main causes of greasiness and adopting the right solutions can help you keep your locks looking fresh and healthy. In this blog, we’ll explore the factors contributing to greasy hair and provide practical tips to combat this common … Read more
Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia (FFA) is a patterned form of scarring hair loss that occurs along the frontal hair margin. It is characterized by band-like scarring hair loss with signs of follicular inflammation on the edges. The pathology lies in the replacement of hair follicles with fibrosis, which progressively causes hair loss and frontal scarring. Frontal Fibrosing … Read more
Hypotrichosis is a rare form of hereditary hair loss in which there is little to no hair growth on the head (including eyebrows and eyelashes) as well as on other parts of the body where hair growth would normally occur. Hypotrichosis is a congenital disorder which exists from birth and continues throughout an individual’s life. The little … Read more
Traction alopecia is a form of non-permanent alopecia, or gradual hair loss, that results from a continuous physical damage to the hair shaft. It is frequently caused by hairstyles that produce a constant tension or pull on hair follicles such as tight ponytails, dreadlocks, braids, or other forms of habitual stress on the scalp. In most cases, where the stress … Read more
Hair loss is a fairly common condition that sadly does not exclude children, and can also affect very young minors, even those under the age of four. Although for a young child, hair loss might not be as distressing as it can be for adults (as a toddler that age is still learning about his or her … Read more
There can be many reasons behind a person’s hair loss. Everything from an hormonal imbalance, to vitamin deficiencies to certain lifestyle factors such as exercising, medications, alcohol or drug abuse and lack of sleep, can all have an impact on our hair. This last factor may not necessarily be the first thing most people think … Read more
Chemical straightening treatments carry a risk of cicatricial alopecia. Learn the warning signs and safer alternatives for your hair.
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