extensions and bad hair
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Topic: extensions and bad hair
Posted By: wvpumpkin
Subject: extensions and bad hair
Date Posted: March 09 2007 at 10:24pm
| I know I have asked this before, but my husband has gotten me paranoid again. He thinks that my extensions rubbing against/around my real hair is causing my hair to break/ split/thin. Could this be happening. I use the clip ins, but I don't see any thin spots on the scalp or anything, However my hair is so thin and sparse, way worse than when I first started wearign the extensions. Please help, I don't know what to do. My own hair is suffering. I know I don't eat right. Could this just be the problem? I hope so. |
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Posted By: monsterita
Date Posted: March 10 2007 at 7:45am
Of course not eating right could be a problem. Your hair is fed from within. Try taking a multivitamin (you'll notice a difference in about 3 months). I doubt the clip-ins rubbing against your hair is causing a problem. My own hair always feels sparse in comparison when I take down my extensions. I feel damn near bald. It's just because I'm not used to it. If you're careful putting in and taking out your clip-ins and don't notice any hairs on the clip or thin spots on your scalp, it's probably just a comparison problem. If you're noticing overall hair loss, you should probably check with your doctor. ------------- Hair type: 1a/f/i |
wvpumpkin wrote:Posted By: Amanda8Beechwoo
Date Posted: March 12 2007 at 3:20am
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Just make sure when you put your clip-ins in you don't put them back in in exactly the same place, this can cause tension on your own hair and make sure you don't sleep in them xx ------------- [URL=http://www.hairextensionsbyamanda.co.uk]www.hairextensionsbyamanda.co.uk[/URL] |
Posted By: valentine319
Date Posted: March 12 2007 at 8:05pm
| Thyroid issues can also cause problems, some are temporary for example getting pregnant or having a child can easily cause your hair to change. Thyroid issues tend to cause excessive shedding. |
Posted By: wvpumpkin
Date Posted: March 14 2007 at 3:43pm
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Hey there, I appreciate all the answers. I feel much better about it now. I do take a hair vitamin, I guess that would count as a multivitamin. I also take extra biotin and seaweed caps. Hopefully, this will start to help. If not, I am going to have to get a really short haircut to make my hair look halfway decent without the extensions. |