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Hair care tips for black women: Avoiding Heat In Hair Care Regimen
Heat damage is a veritable cause of hair loss in women. Women of African descent are especially vulnerable because there is a cultural penchant for using heat to treat the hair. This takes the form of ironing, hot curlers, and blow drying. Because the hair is already susceptible to breakage the addition of heat injury leads to excessive hair breakage and loss. Furthermore heat has been implicated in the high incidence of a hair loss condition called central centrifugal cicartricial alopecia (CCCA) in women of African descent. So how do you avoid using heat in your hair care routine? Heat can be avoided by air-drying the hair or using a conditioning cap to push some of the moisture out. If you do need to dry your hair quickly, blot with a towel softly before rubbing with force. Need to buy some time between washings? Rinse your hair with warm water, condition, and be on your merry way for a quick fix. Definitely avoid the use of hot irons and curlers. Stay your hair as close to natural as possible.

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