Help thickening my edges

[MissMariee]

I usually gel & slick down with a toothbrush so they don't look too bad, but I need a solution to this issue.

 

[Blairx0]

I have no advice but I love your bun!

 

[MissMariee]

I have no advice but I love your bun!

Thank you! Now to get these edges to catch up

 

[Angelbean]

Have you tried castor oil?

 

[MissMariee]

Have you tried castor oil?

I did about a year ago, I wasn't consistent with it though. Also, castor oil sits pretty heavy on my hair. Maybe I used too much, I'll have to give it a try again.

Thanks!

 

[Divine Inspiration]

When I stopped wearing a scarf and started doing temple massages after every wash, mine grew back very nicely.

 

[isawstars]

When I stopped wearing a scarf and started doing temple massages after every wash, mine grew back very nicely.

Divine Inspiration
I lay my edges down with a scarf almost twice a day.

Are you thinking that it causes breakage? I never thought of giving the scarf a break.

 

[Divine Inspiration]

Divine Inspiration I lay my edges down with a scarf almost twice a day. Are you thinking that it causes breakage? I never thought of giving the scarf a break.

Yes. The scarf restricts circulation and creates friction on a fragile area - bthy of these issues contribute to thinning temples. If hair breakage during slumber is a concern, invest in a satin pillow case.

Try skipping the scarf for 3 weeks. Take before and after pics so you can observe what's happening.

 

[Prettymetty]

Massage your edges with jbco or your favorite carrier oil mixed with an essential oil. Do it daily for a month and see what happens. Nioxin follicle booster is expensive, but it grew back my edges after postpartum shedding left me with a patchy hairline. I bought it from my salon, but im sure amazon has it. Good luck

 

[Lucie]

I agree with the others that suggested massaging your edges. Also, not everyone's hairline will be straight. I have a full hairline but fuzzy edges. I just accept them. LOL!