“…White piedra’s most striking feature is the presence of soft, irregular brownish‐white nodules visible to the naked eye, easily detached, 2 and located mainly in the distal region of the hair shaft 1,3,4 . It is believed that environmental factors such as heat and humidity are predisposing 4 for fungal infection, which allows capillary invasion by hyphae, destroying the axis and breaking the thread 5 . The habit of humidifying the hair and applying reconditioning creams frequently, especially homemade organic formulas, as the patients did, may serve as a culture medium for fungi 4 .…”