I have this bald patch and I have no idea where it came from! It looks as though I lost two locks in the front (2nd row on the left hand side). During my last re-tightening, I let someone do my edges and it was not my regular lady... what happened?!! I am now massaging my scalp with my rosemary and bergamot oil mix. I am crying on the inside! Right when I grew my previous patches after switching consultants to a woman with a more tender touch... choose your consultants wisely or do it yourself! Maybe it is the postpartum hormones balancing and hopefully I can rectify the situation!
I found this home remedy for hair loss from Seasoned To Taste, hope it works!
HAIR LOSS: Those suffering from hair loss or baldness,
may apply a paste of hot olive oil, one tablespoon of honey, one
teaspoon of cinnamon powder before bath and keep it for approx. 15 min.
and then wash the hair. It was found to be effective even if kept on for
5 minutes.
At least the patch is not noticeable right now.
I just your post and i am going through the same issue, three locks from both my front edges fell off, and my hair in these spots are very unstable and i am not sure what i need to do to make them grow back stronger. They are growing back but the would fall off again since this is not the first time. I am all ears if you have an recommendation. I am with my same consultant. We have combine few in the front but still theses ones look and feel like with would snap off. Let me know if this hair loss remady works but i am also looking for a remady that would make my frond edges strong. Good post
ReplyDeleteMrs. B diet is important, eat a nutrient rich and balanced diet and take vitamins for what ever you are lacking especially with lots of Biotin. Drinks lots of water and massage thin areas with Rosemary oil, which is great for thinning hair!
ReplyDeleteAccording to hair experts and health professionals, DHT or dihydrotestosterone is the main culprit for having alopecia. When DHT is increased, follicular production is decreased. Hence, the growth of new hair is inhibited. For this reason, it is believed that lowering the level of DHT would promote re-growth of hair follicles. There are many drugs that are used to treat alopecia; however some may still opt the traditional way of correcting the problem because of its cost-efficiency which i agree on this post of using natural hair treatment if the case is not severe. However, i am curious if do hair transplant work if the case is too severe.
ReplyDeleteLiving a healthy lifestyle and putting the right food in your body is a tremendous way to promote natural hair regrowth
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