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Many men and women use chemical treatments on their hair, including dyes, tints, bleaches, strengtheners, and permanent waves. Hair can become weak and break if any of these chemicals are used too often. Hair can also break if the solution is left on too long, if two procedures are done on the same day, or if bleach is applied to previously bleached hair. If hair becomes brittle from chemical treatments, it's best to stop until the hair has grown out.Frequently Asked Questions about Nonsurgical Hair SystemsThe world of hair systems can be full of conflicting and confusing information, so let's try to get some facts straight...When it comes to actually wearing hair, or using a hair system, you may have some very good questions as to how it all works, starting with what the term "hair system" really means.Q. What's the difference between a hair system and a hair replacementBoth terms mean the same thing. Hair replacement includes any type of non-surgical solution for hair loss that uses additional hair. A hairpiece, wig, extension or hair system refers to the actual portion of hair made to take the place of any missing hair on your head.Q. How many hair systems do I needYou may have heard a lot of conflicting information about how many hair systems people need. Some may say that you need two to start out with so you can rotate them and wear a fresh one while another is being repaired and/or maintained. But it depends on your hair system and your hair loss situation.