Why is your hair breaking?

Answer 1

Hairdressers say that weave and Extensions Fake hair can damage your hair, for people who have afro hair or any type of hair really. So it is a natural thing that can be helped with either go to your hair dresser or doctor and ask them why this happens...

Just say "no" to brushing your hair when it's soaking wet. Black hair is already fragile -- when wet, it's in its weakest state. It's fine to comb through your hair while wet; in fact, the ideal state to comb is when it's saturated with conditioner. But brushing black hair stretches it sometimes to the point-of-no-return. A loud "snap" is the last thing you want to hear while styling your hair.

What about women who want to straighten their hair before flat ironing? Aren't round brushes made for this? Brushes are okay once your hair is at least halfway dry, but dryer is better. Instead of a round bristle brush, use a paddle brush to smooth hair, but again, wait until your hair is at least 50% dry before tackling with a brush and blow dryer.

Answer 2

Hair breakage can be caused by factors such as mechanical damage (brushing or styling too roughly), heat styling, chemical treatments, lack of moisture, and nutritional deficiencies. It's important to handle your hair gently, use conditioning treatments, avoid excessive heat, and ensure a balanced diet to maintain healthy hair. If breakage persists, consult a hair care professional for personalized advice.