2022
DOI: 10.29176/2590843x.1700
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African american hair care

Abstract: Introducción: es importante que los dermatólogos conozcan las prácticas capilares culturales que favorecen la inflamación, acumulación de residuos y principales alteraciones que afectan el cuero cabelludo afroamericano.Metodología: se llevó a cabo una revisión sistemática utilizando las principales bases de datos médicas teniendo como objetivo las publicaciones sobre el cabello afroamericano, sus particularidades y cosméticos capilares.Resultados: conocer las características anatómicas y moleculares propias de… Show more

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“…There is an asymmetry in the shape and cellular distribution of the hair bulb and the internal and external root sheaths. 16 , 17 The melanosomes are present in the external root sheath and in the bulb of vellus hairs, which is why they are more heavily pigmented. The sebaceous glands are fewer and less active, secreting less sebum, leading to the dryness.…”
Section: Structural Biological and Functional Aspects Of Black Skinmentioning
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“…There is an asymmetry in the shape and cellular distribution of the hair bulb and the internal and external root sheaths. 16 , 17 The melanosomes are present in the external root sheath and in the bulb of vellus hairs, which is why they are more heavily pigmented. The sebaceous glands are fewer and less active, secreting less sebum, leading to the dryness.…”
Section: Structural Biological and Functional Aspects Of Black Skinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sebaceous glands are fewer and less active, secreting less sebum, leading to the dryness. 16 , 17 , 18 Blood flow is reduced, increasing susceptibility to cicatricial alopecia. The elastic tissue anchorage to the hair follicle is reduced, favoring traction alopecia.…”
Section: Structural Biological and Functional Aspects Of Black Skinmentioning
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