What is Alopecia Areata? Sudden or sometimes unrecognized falling out of hair in patches or spots. Affected area are usually lighter in color due to the poor blood supply to the area. Size from 1/8 inches to 4 inches in diameter. Approximately two million Americans suffers from this hair loss. The cause is unknown but there is evidence it could be a breakdown of the immune system resulting in what is called an autoimmune disorder. Heredity also plays a factor in this hair loss. One out of...

What is Androgenetic Alopecia? Common hereditary hair loss also known as male and female pattern baldness. The androgenetic alopecia represents close to 95% of hair loss. Also, defined in two parts (Andro) means to consist of androgen which are various hormones that control the appearance and development of masculine characteristics such as testosterone. (Genetics) inheritance of genes from either the mother or father. This is the most common hair loss men suffers from. Why male hair loss...

What is adhesive glue? A chemical product that is used to secure lace front wigs or hair units to the skin. How can this product be damaging to the hairline? THREE IMPORTANT things that can affect the hairline. 1. Causes hair loss that can turn into traction alopecia. 2. Suffocation of the follicle. 3. Allergic reaction to skin. Overlapping adhesive glue can suffocate the follicle. DO NOT snatch wig/unit off, make sure you are using a lace remover or oil base product like Vintage Hair Care...