If there is a hairstyle that marked in the last decade, this is the Slick Back Bun, the hair with the hair completely pulled back. Elegant, stylish and easy, quickly became a favorite both inside and outside the hairdresser. But rumors say it can be more “sneaky” than it may seem. Some talk about root pain, irritated hairy and in some cases, even hair loss. How bad can he finally do?

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What is Slick Back Bun?

The Slick Back Bun is the well -known, sleek chignon with hair well pulled back and grasped in the back of the head or neck. It is usually done using gels or similar products that give shine and stability to the result.

Its popularity has been reinforced by the fact that many celebrities have adopted it, from Kardashian to Hailey Bieber and Sofia Richie, all adopted the “Clean Girl” aesthetic in this style.

Does it hide risks?

A specialist warns that, however elegant, excessive use can cause problems. Tight grips and heavy products can lead to hair breaking, especially around the hair line. It can also cause headaches and hairy discomfort due to continuous tension.

If you constantly pull your hair back, there is strong pressure on the roots, which can lead to traction Alopecia, that is, hair loss from mechanical stress.

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Wearing it where and where it is not a problem. But if you do it daily and very tight, it is likely to cause dilution or even blank spots on the head over time.

Can you wear it without destroying your hair?
The answer is yes, carefully. The secret is balance and the right habits. Avoid the rubber bands with metal parts or very tight. Prefer silk scrunchies, soft alcohol gels, and try to catch your hair with clamps instead of tires.

It is also advisable to change the position of the trunk: once high, one low, one on the side, so the same point is not constantly strained.

Extra tips to protect your hair

  • Take breaks: Leave your hair down for a few days.
  • Moisturize your hair with conditioner and oils to avoid breaking from accessories.
  • Take care of your scalp with cleansers and exfoliating. A scrub for scrub is a must.
  • Frequently cut haircuts to reduce the shears and help grow.

When should you turn to a hairologist

If you still have problems, despite good care, maybe it’s time to visit a hairologist, that is, special for scalp and hair. Indications that professional assistance is needed are severe hair loss, dilution and visible empty points on the head.