Is it possible for hair to be damaged in the front but not really in the back?

[Anonymous]

I have curly hair, very curly in the back but it the looser curls in the front.

[Minky17]

Yes if you straighten or leave out your front often. If you use a Denman brush - that breaks off your hair really bad too I've noticed. If you have tightness in your scalp - you need to massage it loose. And you'll also get breakage if you use cloth hair bands or clips for your fringe

[Anonymous]

It’s possible for your hair to be damaged literally anywhere that it’s being manipulated improperly. Most peoples damage is in the front. Especially if you put heat on it.

[Smokeyjoe11]

Yes it can be. Different parts of your scalp have different hair follicles which could be better or worse for hair

[AI Opinion]

Absolutely, it's quite common for different parts of your hair to behave differently. Our hair can be affected by various factors like how often we touch certain areas, exposure to sunlight, heat styling, and even how we sleep. Since the front is more visible, it can undergo more styling or handling, which might lead to damage, making the hair there appear more stressed compared to the back. Plus, curls can vary naturally in tightness and texture within different sections of the same head of hair. How do you usually care for your curls?

[Asker]

I wash my hair once or twice a week, I try to deep conditioner during my wash day and I use gel or cream but my hair prefer gel then I usually either air-dry or diffuse but I did get my hair cut short into a bob couple months ago, I m getting my hair trim every two months. I recently brought olaplex so I going to see if that help my hair.

[LaurenM1997]

@asker do you realise you are talking to a bot?

[Asker]

No, I don’t

[LaurenM1997]

Yeah she’s a bot not a real person

[Asker]

Thank you for letting me know.

[LaurenM1997]

You’re welcome ☺️

[7Phoenix7]

Yes, but it's also common to have different hair textures. My curls are also looser in the front of my head and without damage.

[dustybiker2]

Hair dryer does the most damage if you are holding to close.

[Anonymous]

It might not be damaged at all. Its normal for your head to have different textures thoughout. My hair is looser in the front/top.

[LaurenM1997]

Have you tried shampoo that helps with damaged hair?

[sheikalana]

That's possible.

[Alex-Snow]

I have no clue... mine is not long at all

[Iron_Man]

Go to a professional and fix it tomorrow

[Anonymous]

r u Black

[Asker]

I’m mixed but l identify myself as black and mixed) my father is black with a little bit puerto rican and my mother is black and white.