One of the most common question I’m asked is how to help a damaged hairline recover. First and foremost, it is important to understand why you are losing your hairline. Once you have identified ...

“Hairs along your front hairline are usually finer and slightly weaker ... bleach and chemical straightening, can cause a lot of damage,” warns Anabel. As for other common mistakes to avoid? Top of ...

Unsurprisingly, my hairline once again became as thin as can ... it’s been prone to breakage from heat damage and tight hairstyles. After years of this, my hair naturally looks thinner than ...

When early signs of traction alopecia appear—such as thinning edges, bumps, or scalp tenderness—intervening quickly is key. Dermatologists often recommend taking a break from tension-inducing styles ...

Moisturise all parts of your hair as regularly as possible. This will seal your hairline and protect it from damage. • Cut down on the amount of heat you expose your air to. Hair dryers ...

It’s also best to avoid chemical treatments such as relaxers or keratin treatments: “These weaken fragile follicles along the hairline, and continuous damage can lead to dormant follicles ...

Now, Apple is advising its stores and authorized service providers to treat all hairline cracks as accidental damage, necessitating customers to pay for repairs, reported 9to5Mac. See Also ...