cairopiper
Member
Hey everyone, really need help right now. I'm not sure quite what to do but it looks like my hairline is receeding 
. I tie my hair back every day while at work and let it down for a few hours at home before putting it back up with a scarf at night.
My stylist relaxed my hair three weeks ago and I think the relaxer was left on too long - she had it on for nearly an hour (I was busy reading and didn't even realise how long it had been on there for
So anyway, yesterday my sis said to me that she thought I was tying my hair back too much and that I was receeding. Didn't really notice it but now I see it, I'm really worried.
Do any of you girls know of anything I can put on my hair line to help it grow back a bit, or at least make it stronger? Also, what's the longest time a relaxer should be left on the hairline for? I want to make sure so next time I have one done I can be in charge and tell them when to wash it out.
Before this relaxer I'd managed to stretch for 17 weeks and felt I was really starting to make progress. Now I feel hopeless again. I'm planning on buying a hooded dryer soon and finding a way to take care of my own hair as I'm getting more and more disheartened with my stylist.
Until I can afford to buy all the bits though, I'll still have to vist her once a week.
TIA
Cairo
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. I tie my hair back every day while at work and let it down for a few hours at home before putting it back up with a scarf at night. My stylist relaxed my hair three weeks ago and I think the relaxer was left on too long - she had it on for nearly an hour (I was busy reading and didn't even realise how long it had been on there for
So anyway, yesterday my sis said to me that she thought I was tying my hair back too much and that I was receeding. Didn't really notice it but now I see it, I'm really worried.
Do any of you girls know of anything I can put on my hair line to help it grow back a bit, or at least make it stronger? Also, what's the longest time a relaxer should be left on the hairline for? I want to make sure so next time I have one done I can be in charge and tell them when to wash it out.
Before this relaxer I'd managed to stretch for 17 weeks and felt I was really starting to make progress. Now I feel hopeless again. I'm planning on buying a hooded dryer soon and finding a way to take care of my own hair as I'm getting more and more disheartened with my stylist.
Until I can afford to buy all the bits though, I'll still have to vist her once a week.TIA
Cairo
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I threw my brush away and I'm very gentle on my hairline. If I want a sleek look everyday then I will cowash everyday. 
i still use a brush, but don't force my hair to be perfectly smooth anymore. i'd rather have a fuzzy hairline than a non-existant one... 
a lot of people like castor oil for regrowing their edges, and it works well to help keep the hair smoothed back.
Guess I need to find out where I can source boundless tresses, megatek or ovation from. 
erplexed
