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Table Of Content Trichotillomania (hair pulling disorder) Symptoms of Trichotillomania Hair-Pulling Contrary to Popular Belief, Side-Part Hairstyles Are Still Very Much "In" People with OCD often feel anxiety or fear about their obsessions. For example, someone might worry obsessively about things being out of order and feel a compulsion to arrange their things in a certain order. For many people with trichotillomania, hairpulling is a response to stress, frustration, or boredom. It can feel comforting and give you a place to direct your energy or something to do. Trichotillomania (hair pulling disorder) When you do, your brain releases “reward” chemicals like dopamine, which makes you feel happy and calm. Your body then connects doing the habit with feeling good, which in turn strengthens the habit and makes the urge to do it more intense. For people who feel a strong urge to pull, actually pulling can bring a sense of relief because they are no longer focused on the

Table Of Content Top 5 Short Back & Sides Haircuts (And How To Modernise Them) Curled Brush Up: Brown Wavy Hair Medium To Long Waves Experiment with Sea Salt Sprays Layering throughout the top and sides makes the waves more prominent. Cutting the hair short on the sides and back can often remove any trace of a wave. Leaving a little length on the back and sides like this example gives you optimum wave-age (yeah, we made that term up). Top 5 Short Back & Sides Haircuts (And How To Modernise Them) Heated styling sets hair in the position it is in so twist hair to create waves with a blow dryer. Hair can be twisted in sections before blow drying or while using the blow dryer. It can be common for guys with wavy or curly hair to straighten it to achieve specific looks. Today we’re going in the opposite direction and add waves to straight hair. Korean men usually have straight and fine hair, but it does not mean they cannot get modish men’s wavy hairstyles! To get this parti