Many women struggle with hair loss.
But a major reason isn’t even the hair that’s lost. It’s what else is lost – a sense of youth, self-image, and the feeling that you’re looking and presenting your best self when you step out the door.
Bottom line: hair isn’t just hair, and as National Hair Loss Awareness Month approaches, this difficulty is finally getting the much-needed attention it deserves. For millions of Black women, who often notice changes starting in their 20s and 30s and struggle with traction alopecia, awareness is as important as ever.
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