How to Prevent Receding Temple Corner: 

Can it be Prevented or Treated? 

To prevent receding hairline (the classic "M" shape), you can act on the root cause, but there are steps you can take to reduce hair loss. 

Hair loss around the temples may also create a widow's peak—a V-shaped hairline that is common in many men. A haircut can make the temple corners appear more recessed.
 
Symptoms of hair loss on temples Corner:  
Avoid barbers using clip too deep for sharp-up pushing corners too far back. Avoid hairstyles that pull your hair back tightly.  Men and women can both experience hair loss in their temples due to both genetic and behavioral factors. 

Many people experience hair loss at some point in their lives. While hair might begin thinning or falling for some people at a young age, most often, people experience the condition later in adulthood as they reach their 20s 30s, 40s, or 50s.

Our 3-in-1 Hair Care Routine:
To help maintain healthy temple corners and support your hair care routine, use our 3-in-1 treatment as directed. If you wear braids, apply the treatment three times per week, temple corners and while your hair is braided.
For a step-by-step demonstration of how to use the complete 3-piece combo, watch our full guide on YouTube.