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So what about when it gets dry ?

This brush the truth. Those tiktok brushes not for me

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Oil waa making my hair fall out like crazy...😢😢😢

I stopped oiling my scalp and my CCCA has improved oiling your scalp causes scalp disorders and inflammation

Oiling the scalp is bad for the scalp cause it interferes with oir natural oil, sebum, which comes out of our scalps. Even too much sebum can cause hair loss and scalp issues. That is why it is important to wash your hair at least twice a week. Or every two weeks at the longest. Scalp massaging and exercise produces sebum. I love my scalp massager and jump rope.

2024 here Am not the only one thank God My scalp hates products, i only use oil on my ends, i keep my scalp free of products even after washing it produces way too much oil enough to oil 2 peoples head after 3days😂😂

It it very interesting how you and the stylist try to gaslight people with natural hair. Your hair are literally fried but okay I guess

Cyndoll has been talking about this, among other things.

I use it daily. I love it!💚 I use the same brand. I also oil my scalp the night before and spray it during the rising. Anyway, I hope it's going better for you today|now!♡

Same here I only pre-poo and then wash it completely out. I also use Dawn dish soap to wash my hair..

Yes I just tried the aloe vera juice with fenugreek seeds and it burnt my scalp irritated it. I had to wash it out immediately

I suspected this was my issue. For the life of me, I just couldn’t figure out why my hair is so dry and keeps getting spilt ends… my guess was the air drying as I’ve done everything to help.

I think it’s ok to air dry if your hair is not soping wet (lightly damp) and you seal your hair with product whether it be cream, oils and or butters whatever works for you. If you hair is constantly almost completely wet and you let it air dry like that without squeezing out the excess water and not putting any type of product in it to seal in the moisture and protect your hair from all that water evaporating out of your hair, then yes I can see your hair getting damaged in that instance. I could also see a chance for mold and bacteria to form if you have a weave for a few months, you’re wetting your hair constantly down to the scalp and you don’t have a proper way to clean it and don’t have complete access to your hair to get rid of the wetness and dirt and product buildup. Then I could see the damage with hair in that instance. However, If you have access to your scalp, have a good hair routine, don’t let your hair dry while soaking wet, squeeze out excess moisture, and moisturize your hair while lightly damp to seal in the hydration from the water before it dries out, then it will prevent the hydral fatigue to your hair. I’ve tried a lot of different things with my hair. I tried wetting it with water daily and not putting anything in it afterwards and it was super crunchy afterwards and brittle. I tried blow drying regularly and I always had so much shedding from doing this it thinned out my hair. I find a good wholistic routine; exercise, diet, keeping hair hydrated, moisturized, and ends tucked away and leaving my hair alone has worked best, for me. I would encourage to try both options, blow drying or air drying for yourself and see what is the healthiest option for your hair!

I completely stopped oiling my scalp and the itching and soreness in the crown of my head has stopped. This also led to hair miniaturization in my crown that has progressed, but not quite bald. I initially tried massaging that area and while I had temporary relief the symptoms always returned. I finally realized that my scalp was inflamed although it wasn’t visibly irritated or flaking. I had to reflect on my 20-year hair journey to determine when this started when it was worse, and when it was better. I finally realized that when I was relaxed or when I wore my hair straight for an extended period, my scalp did not itch or was not sore because I wasn’t applying oils. My scalp was at its worst when I applied grease multiple times a week and/or oiled the middle more to give it extra “TLC” or so I thought. It was better when I only oiled once a week with a very light oil, but I still experienced itching and soreness eventually regardless of the grease or oil, I’ve used and made all types. So I did a little experiment recently with not oiling my scalp and just like that over 10 years of experiencing these symptoms completely stopped. My hair never needed oil in the sense of dryness. As long as my hair is moisturized my scalp doesn’t get dry. I only ever used oils for the nutrients they provide. However, I can deliver those nutrients in the form of water-based serums on my scalp. And now I’m focused on regrowing my hair in the crown. I believe oils and grease were clogging my hair follicles and according to research on this subject clogged hair follicles lead to inflammation. And my theory is that it may be a contributing factor to alopecias like CCCA.

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My hair was so tangled and breaking with airdrying. i have to blow dry my hair now too.

I am, so glad to hear your video.

Hi. Thanks for sharing. How do you store the flaxseed gel. Does it require refrigeration? Thanks

Its been 5 years and my hair never grew back, dont know how to fix it 😔

100% true

It’s because of the sebum. Oiling your scalp blocks it. Not oiling it let’s the sebum produce naturally and brush it through your hair, really healthy!

What’s the name(brand)of the brush

I stopped oil my scalp since 3 months ago because I had so much problems as inflammation, burning, itching, and so on. Since then I wash my hair weekly and no more pain. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.❤

Yes, actually I made some today came up pretty good

Thank you for this video, it is very informative and helpful. I have been considering a complete stop of oils as I have had the feeling that it could be making my situation worse. Thanks again and wish me luck lol.

Never oiled my scalp but my hair?? Hell yea my ends loves shea butter and castor oil, avocado and almond oil to seal in the moisture that my natural oils can’t get too. But never giving up oil on my hair

Bentonite clay is so wonderful I have lost so many clumps of hair from seborric dermatitis. Sometimes when it’s really bad I will apply the clay to my scalp only and sleep with it on once a week. It clears all my flakes up and soothes the burning and itching. I do mine every Friday to get my scalp back to normal then once a month to keep it at bay.

Woah!!! And here I was wondering what was happening to my scalp!!! THANK YOU

Germs (bacteria , viruses, mold) causes illness. Not wet hair.

Even people who have dandruf shouldnt oil their scalp. Dandruf isnt dry skin its the product of an overproduction of sebum. Oiling the scalp is suffocating it. There ARE non-comedogenic oils that are better for the scalp but coconut and jojoba oils are some of the worst ones.

🙋🏾‍♀️I used to oil my scalp but now at almost 50 my scalp can’t take it. It gets really inflamed and itchy 2 -3 days after

Found my people. My hair even grows mega fast when I stopped oiling my scalp. My hair roots aren’t as dry anymore like it use to when I oiled. Isn’t that ironic? My goodness I’m glad I stopped I only apply moisturizing products on my hair strands only.

From my social circle, those with scalp issues all oil their scalp. The rest of us do quite fine.

I can’t oil my scalp either because I suffer from seborrheic dermatitis. I can use it on my ends and that’s it…

Thank you for not gatekeeping these vitamins Sis

True been taking Oregon for years 😊

Thanks for this video! I just started back taking vitamins this week 🤦🏾‍♀️ I know I needed iron pills and I think my hair was suffering from not taking them !

Beautiful young lady with beautiful long hair thumbs up god bless you

Your hair looks amazing! Thank you for these tips I’ve been doing the LCO method but I’ve honestly haven’t been drinking my water like I should 🤦🏾‍♀️

Water and aloe vera juice are great for moisture however using heat (mist hair then use a heat cap for 20 mins) will open the cuticle to allow the water to get in to the shaft. Then continue with adding creams, butters and/or to seal.

Water is definitely important!! So true internally and externally

"Honey I always look good" yes!! Its the confidence for me💙

I’ve been suffering from scalp inflammation and soreness for the last few years. I’m done with oils/grease as of today. This is confirmation. I’m going to keep track of how my hair does without it.

My scalp itches off and on . I have diabetes and thought it could be scalp neuropathy?? I dk but it drives me crazy.I was using tea tree oil but didn't do a thing.

That's one reason why I'll never set foot in a hair salon again. I've been straightening my hair for the past 8 years. On wash day I make sure to thoroughly prep my hair for heat styling. I also thoroughly moisturize and add heat protectant to create that final barrier before applying heat. I also do one pass down the hair shaft and bump my ends on a lower heat setting. I use the Tymo Ring Hot Comb for a more voluminous look the bump my ends with a regular flat iron. I do this once a month from November or December to March. My curls still stay intact.

I blame Chilli for the baby hair trend 😂. It’s not for me.

I like your personality and the blue top you have on. When I was relaxed. I paid between $60 and $80 to do my hair that’s including a treatment and a trim with the relaxer. I haven’t been to a salon since 2013 or 2014. I got braids and twists while transitioning and paid between $160 and 200 depending on the style and length. I wouldn’t know what I’d charge for the services you received. For a wash, deep treatment and silk press and trim, I’d say between $140 and $200 I do my natural hair myself. I’m not concerned about it being blunt because I wear it curly most of the year. I blow dry and flat iron to trim throughout the year. In the colder months I wear it straight because the cold weather is really drying to my curls.

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I'm definitely stretching my hair every wash 'day.' I have nothing against chemicals, just the relaxer and hair dye chemicals! I use lots of chemicals on my hair, from bond builders to keratin products. I want ease of styling and versatility, just not enough to poison myself, burn my scalp, or fry my hair until it's brittle the way those particular chemicals do. While I'm not quite a 'straight natural' since I find that after a blowout I'm more likely to do a mousse twist out than to flat iron, I completely resonate with the choice to just go straight. It's your hair. Enjoy it!