Protective styles for thinning hair

If you have fine hair, be aware of the most common enemies to fine hair. These are the things you should avoid if your hair is fine.

Looking to retain length and grow your hair? Healthy protective hairstyles for natural hair can be done with little to no tension and add the proper structure, moisture, and access to your coily and curly natural hair.

People experience hair loss and thinning for a plethora of reasons. Some experience stress-related hair loss. Others experience traction alopecia, which can be caused by wearing wigs and extensions. Others have health issues that cause their hair to fall out en masse.

Your edges are the most visible part of your hair. So thinning edges are high stakes. If thinning gets severe and permanent–depending on how you feel about it–your only options for hiding the hair loss may be a hair transplant or wearing a wig for the rest of your life. But the good news is we can put an end to that! #HairThinning #ProtectiveStyles #ThinHair #HairCareTips #HairstyleInspiration

The shorter layered twists look great, and it’s a perfect example of modern easy protective hairstyles. The front section can work as bangs framing the face and bringing in a cute asymmetrical element into your updo.

We tapped hair experts to learn how to take braids down as painlessly as possible (and without jeopardizing natural hair health). Read on for what they shared.

Thinning hair can be caused by a variety of factors, including stress or hormonal issues. If your hair is thinning, do not fret. There are a number of things you can do to treat thinning hair, such as changing your hairstyle, using gentle...

I Suffered from thinning edges during harmattan / winter of 2019 but i switched up my routine and my edges regrew in less than 1 month

Learn how to grow edges back naturally. These tips show how to grow in thinning edges and maintain healthy edge hairs.