Different ethnic groups have noticeable differences in the
structure, density, and growth of hair. The natural texture of African-American
hair that has not been changed by products or chemicals or any other means,
appears to be denser than other hair because of the shape in which it grows. However, this shape makes such hair very prone to breakage when it is combed or brushed.
Many African-Americans try to straighten their hair with
relaxers of some kind. Doing this over a prolonged period of time can lead to breakage
and thinning of the hair. Popular African-American hairstyles such as cornrows,
locks, and braids can pull on the hair and also result in breakage and
thinning. Excessive chemical and product use can be harmful to the hair and
scalp and cause conditions such as Alopecia, balding at the edges, dry scalp,
and bruises on the scalp.
The professionals at New England Associates® know how to
treat hair and scalp conditions of all types and have been doing so for almost 40 years. Keeping hair moisturized, trimmed at the ends, and using very little heat
while styling can sometimes help in preventing breakage and other problems.
Keep in
mind that if you are experiencing hair loss of any type, you should not diagnose
yourself. The best thing you can do is to see a hair expert in order to
correctly identify the reason for your symptoms. You can contact New England Associates® right now. At New England Associates®, how you feel about your hair loss and
making the right choice to solve it matters. We encourage you to take the time
and review your options then come in for a no-cost, no-obligation private hair
loss consultation.
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Good as You Feel!™"
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Make New England Associates® "Your First Step to a Better Looking Future!™"
Since 1982
New England Associates® has known hair loss is as individual as you are.
New England Associates® offers all of the procedures that work to repair,
replace, restore, and grow hair. We are members of the American Hair Loss
Council and the Better Business Bureau. Locations include Wakefield ,
MA and Manchester ,
NH
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