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Ribbon hair is an abnormality that is caused by the cross-section of the hair. The cross-section of hair can be oval, round or flattened. A flattened cross-section is band hair, a genetic "hair disease".
Ribbon hair cannot be conditioned or shaped, is difficult to style and can hardly be reshaped by a perm. Care and styling suitable for ribbon hair are the only aids that enable the hair to be styled in any way at all.
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The technical term alopecia barbae refers to circular hair loss on the beard.
The first signs are often scaly skin. As a result, round, bald patches appear in the beard.
In rare cases, hair loss can spread to the eyebrows and hair on the head.
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Beard lichen (medically known as "tinea barbae", also known as "ringworm of the beard" in specialist literature) is a skin disease caused by fungi that occurs specifically in men. Externally, it is characterized by reddish, scaly, round patches. In highly inflammatory forms, there is also often a fever and peripheral lymph node involvement. Forced forms of beard lichen do not heal themselves, but require antimicrobial treatment.
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Beard dandruff is dry dandruff that forms on the facial skin under the beard and settles over the beard hair. White dandruff can often be seen on clothing as a result.
This is also accompanied by itching, redness or feelings of tension on the facial skin.
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