By The Hair Society|2021-07-16T00:40:53+06:00July 3, 2021|Categories: Alopecia, Baldness, Business, Business Behavior, Business Tips, Career Opportunity, Continuing Education, Enquiring Minds Want To Know, Featured, follicles, Hair, Hair and Scalp, Hair and Scalp Treatments, Hair Care, Hair Fall, Hair Growth, Hair Loss, Hair Loss Cure, Hair Loss Science, Hair Loss Treatments, Healthy Hair, In-Studio Learning, Medical Hair Loss, Men's Hair Loss, Online Courses, Opinion, Salon Talk, Scalp Analysis, Stress Induced Hair Loss, Stress Related Hair Loss, The Hair Society, Thinking Out Loud, Thinning Hair, Tools of the Trade, Trichology, Women's Hair Loss|Tags: Continuing Education, Hair and Scalp Wellness, Hair Loss, Thinning Hair, Trichology|
According to Merriam-Webster, a trichologist is "a person who specializes in hair and scalp care and treatment of associated conditions." More and more stylists and salon owners are familiarizing themselves with Trichology because it is so important, especially if you are working with hair and looking at people's scalps all day. Cosmetology school teaches stylists plenty about hair but not enough about the scalp, and that's why studying Trichology is vital in being a hairstylist.
