[USER said:Smiley79;20847971[/USER]]faithVA...I too have a couple of small (dime/nickel size) spots on my crown that I am nursing. I really hope they come around...one hairdresser told me that it will never grow back though. I'm going to see a dermatologist next week and see what they say.
I'm late to the party, but have you tried jbco? Give MN a try too! It helped my spot back in 2011 when I had a reaction to some color. I been using jbco and that area is really thick now.faithVA...I too have a couple of small (dime/nickel size) spots on my crown that I am nursing. I really hope they come around...one hairdresser told me that it will never grow back though. I'm going to see a dermatologist next week and see what they say.
ok I just read you have been using that.I'm late to the party, but have you tried jbco? Give MN a try too! It helped my spot back in 2011 when I had a reaction to some color. I been using jbco and that area is really thick now.
thank you! Ok I will keep doing that. I will just use my moisturizing spray more in that area!Braid it with the rest, but moisturize it more. It'll catch up in a few months
I'm not applying anything to my scalp until I see the doctor to find out what is going on. I would like to get some box braids.
I got my blood work back and everything is normal, so I might just have some damage to my veins, or arteries in my legs, or a clot. But I can't explain the hair loss anymore. I plan on washing my hair today and roller setting. Gotta get this crown in order.
yes! I was so relieved and surprised! I'm not deficient in anything! Yay? Lol I posted a thread about my poor circulation and swelling in my legs. I started to develop mottling around my ankles. Now I have to wear compression stockings forever! Pregnancy really did a number on my body.Glad your health is OK. That's the most important.
yes! I was so relieved and surprised! I'm not deficient in anything! Yay? Lol I posted a thread about my poor circulation and swelling in my legs. I started to develop mottling around my ankles. Now I have to wear compression stockings forever! Pregnancy really did a number on my body.
Anyway, my hair buddy gave me some joico chelating shampoo, so I used it just now, along with suave almond and shea shampoo. My scalp doesn't feel itchy in the crown area, and my hair felt clean and not stripped. I used the suave conditioner to do a ghetto steam treatment with. I'm going to rinse in another 15 mins. I'm working on removing oil and product from my scalp and stepping my hydration game up!
yes it needs some water and not a bunch of products! Inside and out! That's worked for me in the past. Girl trying to roller set this crown is like skating on thin ice! I have two sections left on the left side, but I had to get off of my feet for a spell.I have found hydrating the scalp to be very important. Actually it has been the key in my recovery above everything else.
that looks very good! So inspirational!I put my hair in two strands so I was able to check my progress. I am very pleased. My crown looks normal. I still have a small thin section but I know it will definitely be filled in by the end of the year. Now with some additional length I will be able to wear two strands confidently.
that looks very good! So inspirational!