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jennifer30

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my hair is starting to shed and break a lot when i comb it ..because of the breakage my hair is starting to look uneven..should i cut it to make it even or let it grow longer first, then cut it?
 
Have you figured out why your hair is breaking? On one hand if you cut it to make it even without finding the cause of breakage, you could end up at square one. On the other hand, if you let it grow out without finding out the cause of breakage you could end up with longer but unhealthy hair. However there are ladies that have grown their hair out from breakage. I suppose the main objective is to find out why your hair is breaking. Or it could as simple as your hair not liking combs like mine lol.
 
i applied mn to my scalp a few weeks ago and thats when the breakage started...so now i dont know how to make it stop
 
Sorry mn caused some trouble for you :(

Whenever a product causes me breakage first thing I do is clarify and chelate it out. I keep a swimmers shampoo on hand for these emergencies as it does both at once. That generally stops it for me. obviously a good dc to follow the major wash. Then give it a little trim for any splits. Hth
 
Sorry mn caused some trouble for you :(

Whenever a product causes me breakage first thing I do is clarify and chelate it out. I keep a swimmers shampoo on hand for these emergencies as it does both at once. That generally stops it for me. obviously a good dc to follow the major wash. Then give it a little trim for any splits. Hth
thanks. i'll try that. what are some chelating shampoos i can use?
 
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Ah, to be a little cliché: A watched pot never boils. Or in other words, just love your hair and leave it alone. Before you know it, it'll grow back. At least you've pinpointed the source of the breakage and you can start over with a brand new head of hair. Goodness I'm rambling, good whatever part of the day it is for you.
 
Ah, to be a little cliché: A watched pot never boils. Or in other words, just love your hair and leave it alone. Before you know it, it'll grow back. At least you've pinpointed the source of the breakage and you can start over with a brand new head of hair. Goodness I'm rambling, good whatever part of the day it is for you.
ok..lol thanks
 
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