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Does wearing a hat all the time cause baldness or is it a myth?

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Thought it was the opposite: hats help prevent baldness, probably by protecting against sunlight, which damages and ages the skin, from which the hair grows. Hats also hold in moisture as well as oil, beneficial to prevent drying out of the hair follicles. On this subject, hair cream or pomade is also believed to maintain a good head of hair, as evidenced by the ethnic groups who use it.

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It's a myth that wearing a hat will cause you to go bald. However if you wear tight hats all the time that cause sweating but don't let the pores to breathe or are so tight that they pull on your hair, it can cause damage or breakage to the hair.

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