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Relaxed. Transitioning. Natural. Beautiful. · Hair styles come and go, but a hair journey is forever …
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I need help with the itching of my scalp and baldness from eczema. I lost hair around the front edges of my head, so I’m afraid of trying anything … I have spent hundreds of dollars on different things, so please help me.
Mrs. Roberson
Clarissa, I don’t think there is a “quick-fix” or silver bullet for severely damaged hair. It will take patience and time to restore the health back to your hair. I would recommend starting with incorporating castor oil into your daily hair routine. Massage your scalp with castor oil 3-5 times a week for at least a month or two to help stimulate growth around your hairline. And, make sure you limit the amount of products you use and cleanse your scalp at least once a week (especially if you are active and workout regularly) to prevent bacterial growth on your scalp. Hope that helps …
Take care!
i want to ask something hair dairy..do i need to shampoo daily for 7 days after the use of inversion method
No, you do not. Pratyasha, please read my blog post HERE. I’ve itemized all of the instructions and included tips based on hair type.