QuoteReplyTopic: Thinning Edges need advice(pictures) Posted: November 14 2005 at 11:53am
I have long and thick hair. But lated I've notice my temples are thin and very short compared to the rest of my hair. The rest of my hair is very long and really thick. What can I do to grow out and thicken up my edges? Please help. I perm my hair every 2-3 months. I just recently started hot curling my hair maybe that's the problem. Oh I'm not stressed so I don't think that's the problem. Here are some pictures of my hair Right Side Edges Left side edges ( You can see my scalp)Left Side length Right Side length These are the shortest parts of my hair. Please Help
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Pulling it back into a ponytail can really be stress on your edges up front. I would suggest doing alternative styles in addition with a ponytail, nightly scalp massages concentrating in the front, and making your own hair butter w/beeswax. The beeswax will help to seal in the moisture. Here is how you make your own:
Definitely looks to me like the hair is breaking off from stress from pulling it back. Most effective solution is to wear your hair in alternative styles, minimize use of ponytails. Also, if you hair is relaxed, I do not recommend hot iron too often, this can really dry out and weaken the hair making it more prone to breaking. For curls, try roller sets. Also try different proctective styles (braids, twists, braid outs or twist outs). Also the others on this board give great advice (most of mine is actually borrowed from them).
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I always sleep on my right side and i noticed my right temple is thinner . thank you for opening this thread . maybe i should consider using the products you mentioned .
Hair type: 4a or 3C<--transitioning
Hair length: 20"
goal:relaxer free healthy hair
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