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What steps can we take to address hair loss? Black women may have a genetic predisposition to permanent hair loss and scarring. Here are some tips: * Reevaluate your hairstyling routine, ensuring that you make a conscious decision to avoid damaging, pulling, or irritating the scalp - it’s delicate territory. * Steer clear of excessive pullin in g and minimise the use of synthetic hair (I know it can be tough to hear), especially over prolonged periods, if possible. * Give your hair a well-deserv

Central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia (CCCA) is a common cause of hair loss in women of colour, primarily affecting the crown of the scalp in a circular pattern. It can lead to permanent hair loss due to follicle destruction and scarring. The exact cause of CCCA is unknown, but it may have a genetic link. Symptoms vary and can include: - Itching - Burning - Tingling - Pain - Hair breakage - Bald spots - Or no symptoms at all. Hair loss should never be ignored. If you notice any signs or sympt