Hair

Thinning edges from hormones look different than traction damage. Learn the 6 signs of hormonal edge loss, which labs to ask for, and what actually helps.

Thyroid disease causes hair loss in up to 30% of patients. Learn exactly how it thins your edges, what tests to ask for, and what actually helps.

Thinning edges from iron deficiency? The real signs, the ferritin number to ask for, and how to tell it apart from traction alopecia.

Wondering what a scalp biopsy involves for thinning edges? Learn the procedure, recovery, costs ($150, $600+), and what results actually tell you.

A trichologist examines your scalp, identifies the cause of edge loss, and builds a treatment plan. Here's exactly what to expect at an appointment.

Thinning edges? Learn whether a dermatologist or trichologist is your best first call, what each tests for, and when you need both. Real guidance inside.

Headbands can cause traction alopecia in as little as a few weeks. Learn which materials, fits, and habits actually protect your edges while still looking great.

Turbans and head wraps can trigger traction alopecia in up to 17% of Black women. Learn exactly how to wrap safely and protect your edges from breakage.

Tight headbands cause traction alopecia along the hairline in as little as a few weeks. Here's what the damage looks like, how to stop it, and how to recover.

A satin pillowcase helps but won't stop traction alopecia alone. Learn 7 evidence-backed edge-care habits that actually move the needle on regrowth.

Slicked back styles cause traction alopecia in up to 17% of Black women. Here's how to keep your edges intact while still rocking a sleek look.

High ponytails can cause traction alopecia in as few as 8 weeks. Learn how often you can safely wear one and what signs mean you need to stop.