Trichoptilosis, popularly known as a double tip, is a very common situation in which the ends of the hair can break, giving rise to a double, triple or even quadruple tip.
This condition is more common in women who frequently use a hairdryer or flat iron or do not usually moisturize their hair, leaving it dry, which favors trichoptilosis.
Main causes of Tricoptilose
Trichoptilosis can happen due to situations that can make the hairs more fragile or dry, such as:
- Inappropriate or excessive use of chemicals, such as dyes and hair straightening products;
- Lack of cut in the hair, because the ideal is to cut every 3 months;
- Lack of capillary hydration;
- Careless use of hairdryer, flat iron or babyliss;
- Poor nutrition or lack of nutrients.
The presence of double or triple tips can be seen by looking at the ends of the hair more closely. In addition, it can be a sign that there are split ends in the hair when the hair has not been cut in a while, has no shine or is dry.
How to end the split ends
To avoid split ends it is recommended to cut your hair regularly and hydrate at least once a week. In addition, it is important to avoid using products for straightening and dyeing, as it can make the hair more dry and fragile and facilitate the appearance of split ends.
Using a hairdryer and flat iron frequently can also make split ends appear more easily, so it is recommended to avoid frequent use. When using heat-releasing products, it may be advisable to apply a specific cream to protect the hair.
Food also plays a fundamental role with regard to hair health, so it is important to have a balanced and healthy diet so that hair is strong, shiny and hydrated. Check out the best foods to strengthen your hair.
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