One-Third of Black Women Will Experience Traction Alopecia—And the Cause Goes Beyond Tight Hairstyles
Making a purchase through our links may earn Well+Good a commission Lulu Corderowent natural in 2004. And ultimately, that led to me developing traction alopecia, says Cordero. Theyre the most at-risk population due to the prominence of high-traction styling as well as a genetic predisposition. Over time, from all that pulling the hair follicle becomes inflamed and stops producing hair. We know its just not from the traction, says Dr. Yates....