The one thing that I have noticed that my hair and skin are drier now. I have to stay on top of drinking water all day long. My new growth is coarser and become really dry, I now co-wash weekly. I also do hot oil treatments on my co-wash days and a oil rinse whenever I wash with shampoo. My grey hairs are coming in with a vengeance and they are very wiry but keeping my hair moisturized really helps.
I'm 48 and my hair still grow fast like it did when I was younger. I don't see any differences right now thank God.
DarkJoy - no you aren't the lazy one. Lazy is the person ***clears throat*** who would rather have grey hair than do the henna process.
I admire all of you who do it.
I'm 44 but haven't noticed a change in growth, it still grows pretty fast, but it is gradually getting thinner as I get older. Both my parents have thinning hair so I was expecting this
Hi, everyone,
I started my hair journey Feb of 2009 at shoulder length. I had my normal fullness, which was medium density, fine strands and a 3C/4A curl. That was at age 49 going on 50. Around June of 2010, I had seen a noticeable change in my hair - lower volume but not necessarily less hair. It seemed my hair got finer, grays were coming in like crazy, scalp itching like crazy and experience close-to-scalp breakage as a result of all the scratching. It all seemed to coincide with going through the change. Once all the drama was over, my hair seemed to recover. I no longer have my youthful fullness (although it was never thick), but it seems to have recovered and I still have hair. It is now in better shape and growing nicely. No more fuzzies all over my head, just a bunch of micro-layers
Congratulations on your first post!! Silverstreaks - I love your user name by the way, I should call myself that, since I have silver hairs all over now lol. I told my SO the other day that I'm turning into a unicorn with these silver hairs. He just laughed.