Brwnbeauti
Well-Known Member
I'm thinking about buying some sulfur 8 for my edges. I want to say it brought them back once. Any thoughts ladies?
I think I have lulled myself into a false sense of security having a twa. My hair is pretty full but I know I still have thin spots in my crown. But I'm not doing much about it right now besides taking my vitamins. So I keep telling myself that I'm just taking a little break until my hair grows a bit longer and I can twist it and oil it.
When I write that out, it just sounds stupid If I wait until my hair is ready for twist then I will be mad I have all of this holes in my head Ok, so I'm going to get back in the game starting this week. I was oiling my scalp each wash day and then at least 2x during the week. I am going to get back to that.
Expect an update from me this week.
jprayze said:I'm thinking about getting a weave to hide my hair and give it a real break. In the meantime, I would continuing my scalp massages etc underneath the weave but then I also thinking the actual weave might be too much stress.
As I'm typing I'm thinking maybe wigs are the better choice and though I have wore them in the past, in not 100% comfortable with wigs for some reason.
I'm thinking about getting a weave to hide my hair and give it a real break. In the meantime, I would continuing my scalp massages etc underneath the weave but then I also thinking the actual weave might be too much stress.
As I'm typing I'm thinking maybe wigs are the better choice and though I have wore them in the past, in not 100% comfortable with wigs for some reason.
jprayze said:Also was thinking about braids; are they totally out? Basically trying to figure out what's best for someone who is having issues already don't want to make the situation worse. In the past, I have worn braids which helped me grow my hair out from a short cut and had no problems with my edges or tension. Just don't want to add additional tension to an already delicate situation???
Thanks for indulging my early morning thoughts!
If you get braids, I suggest leaving your edges out. I did that for my year of transition and they filled in nicely. I'm bout to get some more braids to help me get through this pregnancy and will leave my edges out again because they are still very thin and fragile. I was using Claudie's hair revitalizer and elixir....can no longer use sulfur products though so I'm looking for an alternative.
[USER=323597 said:jprayze[/USER];16909079]I'm thinking about getting a weave to hide my hair and give it a real break. In the meantime, I would continuing my scalp massages etc underneath the weave but then I also thinking the actual weave might be too much stress.
As I'm typing I'm thinking maybe wigs are the better choice and though I have wore them in the past, in not 100% comfortable with wigs for some reason.
faithVA said:What are you applying to your scalp to help with your thinning problem? What vitamins or supplements are you taking?
I saw you mentioned scalp massages but I don't remember the rest of your regimen.
Currently massaging a mix of MN with peppermint, WGHO, and apricot oil daily. Taking 1000 mcg biotin and a mulitivitamin.
About to start the EO blend that Nonie used.
Currently massaging a mix of MN with peppermint, WGHO, and apricot oil daily. Taking 1000 mcg biotin and a mulitivitamin.
About to start the EO blend that Nonie used.
I have been using the Essential Oil Blend (EOB) for Growth since December 26, 2007. I think I have some growth. With the many threads of people reporting of growth using MN and MN mixtures, I thought it be interesting to hear from those that have good reports from using EOB.
This oil blend has been researched and has significant findings. Search google for more info.
The indredients to the essential oil blend is:
Thyme essential oil---2 drops
Atlas cedarwood essential oil---2 drops
Lavender essential oil---3 drops
Rosemary essential oil---3 drops
Jojoba oil---1/2 teaspoon
Grapeseed oil---4 teaspoons
Add the first four ingredients into a small glass jar. Mix well. Now add the remaining 2 ingredients. Mix thoroughly.
Massage this mixture into your scalp for at least 2 minutes every night. Wrap your head in a warm towel after treatment.
You may have heard Nonie's good report with pictures (click link):
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=973&page=2
as well as others.
I would like to dedicate this thread for all achievers and over achievers.
So Nonie, at the risk of sounding like a broken record...I encourage you chime in as well. Thanks ladies!