There are many black women who are losing their hair and don,t know what to do about it. Early detection is the key to minimizing hair loss. Yes , as we age, due to our genetic makeup, hair loss varys. However, there is one important message I want to send across to you. Where are the true products designed to meet the needs of black hair care. Yes, many products target us as the desired user. But, think about it. The product is designed mainly to make money in our community. Time and effort is not a factor. Where are my sisters who have the ability to design a product that truly meet our hair care needs. Our hair is very unique, Research is very important. Next time I will discuss what do we do. Know your hair. What ever you do to your hair in your teens affect your hair as you mature. In your 20s and mid 30s this is the time to repair what was damaged in your teens, because if you wait until you go through menapause It is differcult to recover. Hair shedding is one indicator that their might be a problem although our hair goes through a shedding period. Hair vitamines is needed as part of the process in restoring your hairs health. It is better to purchase your hair vitamines from a company that specialize in vitamins or be selective on your brands because some vitamines expell from your system before you can recieve the benefit of the product. Organic Root Stimulater, Dr Miracle and Profective are all great products for our hair. Use these products in moderation. Its not the more you use that make the differents. It is how it is used. Drink plenty of water. Sweet potatoes and brocili are a great source of food for healthty hair.
What do you mean : What ever you do to your hair in your teens affect your hair as you mature "? I'm nervous about that comment because my hair was super blonde, burgundy, blue, or black!!! My bff was in hair school in hs!!
Tuesday, June 16th 2009 at 10:40AM
Nisha Williams
Hi Nisha , I didn't mean to make you nervous,but iam trying to make us aware. When I say teens meaning, we have so many teens doing things to their hair that was not allowed when I was growing up. This is the time when your hair reproduction is at its best. It goes down hill as we get older. So, even in your 20s and 30s it become more important to use TLC . When using hair color just make sure the product is used with care on the scalp. Folicle damage can sometimes be a major problem. Be mindful of the products you use to acheive your hair coloring goals. Have a Blessed day
Tuesday, June 16th 2009 at 6:38PM
Cheryl Booker
Hi Brenda, does your baby sleep on the back of her head the majority of the time? If so , some of the hair may be rubbing out and losing moister due to sleeping constantly on the back of the head. Which cause the hair to become dry and brittle. It will grow back as she get older. Eczema, can be a factor if her scalp was itchy, since it is not lets look at your products. Shea Butter should be included in her hair care needs. It helps the scalp and hair to obtain moister. Let her sleep on a satin pillow case at night and every now and then take a little pure olive oil,very little and massage it into her scalp. Have a blessed day.
Wednesday, June 17th 2009 at 10:05AM
Cheryl Booker
You welcome. Have a blessed day.
Saturday, June 20th 2009 at 8:40PM
Cheryl Booker
