Hey everyone!!! I'm new to the forum. I recently got a relaxer and my edges burned. I've notice that my edges, particularly the left side, burns
durning most relaxer applications. Any suggestions? My edges are thin from 2 yrs of micro braids. I want to heal the edges and re-grow my hair. Over all my
hair is very healthy...... its just thin. Prior to the braids I had thicker hair. Is there a way to thicken it naturally? Thanks, Lady Love
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Posts: 1978 (10/02/09 10:24:18) |
Hi Lady Love,
Welcome to the board. This used to be an active board, but its not anymore. I don't know where all the ladies went off to. Hope they come back. Anyway, there are lots of products you can use for your edges. Many ladies swear by castor oil. There's also a recipe thread on this board that's filled with recipes that you can use for thinning edges to thinning hair. Its under the title 'Essential Oil Hair Care' or something like that. Almond oil is said to prevent thinning/falling hair. I use almond oil alot when I have it. I've also added some to my relaxer to prevent any damage. As you will read in the recipe section, essential oils mixed with other oils like castor, almond, sweet almond, grapeseed, coconut oils are also good to use as a massage. After washing/conditioning/conditioning wash my hair, I apply LOTS of leave-in products like aloe vera gel, coconut oil, leave-in conditioners, essential oil blends, etc from my edges to the tips of my ends. HTH. Peace |
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Posts: 1979 (10/09/09 08:47:01) |
The thread is called 'Essential Oil Care and Hair'. It has loads of recipes and tips. Peace.
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