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Traction alopecia and CCCA (central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia)Traction alopecia and CCCA are two types of traumatic hair loss (alopecia) that are multifactorial and usually found in women (but can occur in men) who practice specific unique haircare and styling practices using tight ponytails, braiding, chemical relaxers, hair accessories, styling tools and products that result in damaging hair follicles to the point of their death, explains Valerie Callender, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist and the director of the Callender Skin & Laser Center in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. Many times the condition continues unknown because most women cannot see the very top and back of their head, called the crown, and it can go unnoticed until they feel pain and soreness or until they see the hair loss or a friend or hairstylist alerts them to the problem.The average Brazilian blowout runs in the range of $300-$600 at most beauty salons. Despite its high price range, the product has been extremely popular for women who seem willing to pay almost any price to get their hair under control.Of course you can blowout your hair yourself without the product using the Brazilian blowout if you have the time and skill to achieve the same look. The problem with blowing out your own hair is it only tends to last a few days before begins to look less than straight or needs to be washed. The trick around this according to beauticians is to add a little bit of baby powder to the base of your scalp which helps absorb the oil in your skin and also has the added benefit of increasing the volume of your hair.Once you get it down to an art form you should be able to give yourself a blowout that looks as professional as beauty salons give.