This hairstyle is really hurtful! Many girls love to wear it

I believe many girls love meatballs to death. Their style is fresh and durable, lively and elegant, and they are particularly cool in summer!

The weather has been getting hotter recently, and it is visible to the naked eye that the girls around them are wearing long hair for the whole autumn and winter season, gradually getting taller and taller.

It looks good, but it really hurts when it comes down! After being pricked for a long time, my scalp feels like it's about to explode, I feel dizzy and nauseous, and my eye sockets also hurt.

The reason why meatballs cause headaches is very simple - the scalp is pulled!

Although the hair we grow is' dead ', it doesn't feel like it's being trimmed or dyed with scissors. However, there are abundant nerves and blood vessels on the scalp. For example, the superior orbital nerve, greater occipital nerve, lesser occipital nerve, ear temporal nerve, and so on. The dense nerves make the scalp very sensitive, so massaging the scalp will give you a feeling of exhilaration until the heavenly spirit cap takes off.

Mild stimulation will be comfortable, while excessive force will cause significant pain. When the nerve endings around the scalp hair follicles are excessively stimulated, sustained dull pain and tension will occur. Local pressure on the scalp may also affect blood flow and be a source of pain.

The most frustrating thing is that the pain is often not limited to just one area. The scalp is not a single nerve connecting to a hair follicle, but multiple nerves crisscrossing to form a complex 'neural map' that is even more difficult to anesthetize than other parts of the body. So it can be imagined that pulling one hair can move the whole body, causing a strand of hair to be pulled, which may lead to the entire scalp being affected.

In addition to the position where the headband is tied, it may also extend to the top of the head, forehead, temples, and even the neck. That's why I just made a bun, but felt like my whole head was going to explode. In fact, it's not just the bun hairstyle. People with slightly thicker hair can tie a ponytail as if someone is pulling them from behind. The downside of having too much hair has been discovered. It's not just about tying hair, wearing tight hats, headbands, helmets, headphones, headgear, etc. can also cause scalp compression and headaches.

Medical research refers to this type of headache as "external compression headache" or "external tension headache".

The way to relieve it is also very simple - remove the oppressor. Unwind your hair, remove your hat, and let your scalp relax. Headaches can be relieved within an hour. How much does Maruko's head hurt? Many girls may have noticed that the moment they remove the bun, accompanied by a headache, there is also hair loss. When the pressure on hair follicles exceeds the limit, it can lead to hair follicle damage and hair loss, which is called pulled hair loss.

Women are a high-risk group for pulled hair loss. A study involving 874 South African adult samples found that the incidence of pull hair loss was 32% in women and only 2% in men. This is because women's hair is often longer and heavier than men's, and in jobs that require hairstyles, women have to put in more effort to tidy up, which puts more pressure on their scalp.

For example, ballet dancers need to tie their long hair into a bun. In order to ensure that their hair is not tangled after jumping, they often tie it very tightly and use hair gel, hairnets, and many hair clips to secure it. Female nurses also need to tie their hair neatly and tightly while working, and use hair clips to secure their hats. Dirty braids, high ponytails, extensions, and so on are all high-risk factors for hair loss caused by pulling.

At the beginning, you will notice that the hairline is silently receding, and there may be obvious hair loss or breakage on the forehead and temporal area, which may also trigger folliculitis. At this moment, there is still rescue! Do not continue to do high-risk hairstyles, reduce the tension on the hair, and let it grow back after a period of time. Inflammation can be treated with corticosteroids.

However, repeated stress on hair can lead to irreversible hair follicle damage, ultimately resulting in permanent scar hair loss.

Therefore, if you have experienced hair loss or receding hairline due to your hairstyle, you must stop in time! Seek medical attention as soon as possible and save the hair follicles before they completely die. In short, no matter what hairstyle or what is worn on the head, if it is too tight and puts too much pressure on the scalp, it will cause headaches and baldness. But this hairstyle is really beautiful! Is there a painless version of meatball head?

Do you have painless meatballs?

Anyone who has pierced a bun knows how difficult it is. A perfect bun not only requires technique, but also a form of mysticism. The result of half an hour of busy work is not as good as a casual dish before taking a shower, which requires a sense of order with a sense of disorder. Many girls also rack their brains and take turns using various methods to avoid the pain in Maruko's head. But none of them are as loose as disheveled hair, as long as it is curly hair, it has a certain degree of pulling on the scalp.

The following methods may not be painless, but they can reduce damage to hair.

Tie your head and leave a line, untie it so we can meet again

Many people are afraid that the meatball will loosen halfway and tie it tightly. When your hair is so tight that even the corners of your eyes are lifted, your scalp knows that today is a high-end game. Loosen it slightly, fix it in place, and then pull the hair outwards to avoid tightness, so that the hair follicles can breathe.

Don't catch the same hair

Avoid tying the head in the same position for a long time. Today we have high meatballs, tomorrow we will have low meatballs, and we will switch positions every day to let our scalp take turns resting.

Use a 'gentle' headband

There are also good and evil types of hairbands. Do you still remember the small rubber rings you used when you were a child? They were small in size but had tremendous destructive power, and they didn't make a sound every time they were pricked.

Hair rings that are thin, tight, and have poor elasticity like this should be kept away. Choose fabric hair rings, colon hair rings, and telephone line hair rings that are the opposite, as they are more scalp friendly.

Don't jump horizontally repeatedly

Is this the step for you to tie the meatball head: dismantle it multiple times in the morning; I looked in the mirror crooked at noon, take it down and start over; It's loose again in the afternoon, make another lap. This is equivalent to repeatedly pulling and pulling the scalp hair in the same position. So, it's best to form it all at once to reduce torture. Before binding, you can use some hair care essential oil or spray to make your hair smoother.

Don't style with wet hair

The outermost layer of hair is composed of many scales. Under normal circumstances, hair scales are closed, which can reduce friction between hair and the outside world and avoid damage. When wet, the hair scales are in an open state, and the tensile strength of the hair is weaker. At this point, if you tie your hair and apply external force, your hair is more likely to fall off and break.

Replace with hairpins or hair clips

Many girls tie their meatballs to expose their face and neck cleanly.

In fact, hairpins and shark clips can also be used! If you just like the positive visual effect of curly hair, why not take a break and curl your hair up loosely, then use a shark clip to hold it, which not only feels refreshing but also reduces the pain a lot. But be careful not to use metal shark clips, and try not to use metal or sharp hairpins to avoid injuring people and oneself.

Don't forget to dismantle it

Don't forget your emotions and become ruthless when Zamei is gone. You don't even want to dismantle it when you sleep. Dismantle it early and make your scalp comfortable. The most important thing is not to force yourself. You may think, 'Just hold on for a while' or 'I have to tie it up for today,' but the headache itself is already a signal that the pulling of your hairstyle has exceeded the comfortable range of your scalp.

So, if you feel uncomfortable no matter how you tie it, the best way is to give up the meatball.

There are so many beautiful and comfortable hairstyles, why can't you get along with Maruko hairstyle?