HAIRSTYLES & ALOPECIA | Tips From A Hair Specialist
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2/1/25: Never heard this about the direction of hair growth. So eye opening to my hair loss on my temples. Thank you!!! 💜💜💜
@@NaturalMonty You’re very welcome
As a license Master cosmetologist of 30 years, I approve of this message... The example you gave of the lady with braids causing traction Alopecia, is what happened with Stevie Wonder.. His braids were starting at the middle of his head...So sad because he had a stylist who wasn't educated or someone that"s just interested in getting paid... This is good info!!!!!!
He likely has male pattern baldness
Whoa I didn't know this about Stevie wonder's hair😮
That is so true but I have light soft African hair but it's not growing for years I tried vitamins and oil but nothing what can I use help me.
Watching From Trinidad Thanks For The Info Can't Wait To See The Next Video I Chrochet Braids & My Hair Was Broken
Old school knowledge!!!
I'm dealing with the impacts of tight braids with the results ending in CCCA from the many years of wearing sew ins. My middle section is VERY thin almost nonexistence but I can't even blame the beautician I had at the time b/c I should have known better and the fact it's my hair and responsibility to take care of MY hair. I know she saw it but she also saw that money I was giving as well...hard lesson to learn. People please listen to her...she is RIGHT!!! Thanks for educating folks.
@@MotivatedMindsPublishing-v8r Thanks for sharing your story
This was great information. Thanks!
This is the information we really need!! Thank you ❤
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Well done, thank you!
@@lisabrightly You’re very welcome
I just came across your video today and I would like to thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am not a hairstylist but have been working on creating hair products especially for natural hair because I have a passion for natural hair and for us to learn love ourselves as God us created to. I can tell in your voice that you are passionate about the Father's business. Be encouraged, May God continue to bless and keep you and your family
@@amy-kb4fs Thanks so much
Thank you ❤ FACTS! about the braids 💯
Good information Sis. Thanks 👍🏾
@@Lady_Clare4 You’re very welcome
As a woman in her 50s, I appreciate you explaining this video on alopecia. Now I see why I am going bald by brushing my hair in a ponytail every day when I go to work. I am looking for oil or a treatment to grow my hair back. I appreciate this message😊
@@donnajacksunn489 Thanks for sharing. We definitely have our Hair Journey Hair Growth Oil hair that helps promote hair growth and helps promote blood flow to the hair follicles. I also recommend including the Hair Journey Hair Growth Shampoo & Conditioner along with the oil. Click the link below to order:
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Thank you for this video 👍very informational
@@ArethaBoddy-ky7ti You’re welcome
Thank you ❤so informative!
Thanks for watching
3:42 wow 😮 this explains why I have breakage in this area. Fortunately it has grown a lot since I discontinued the lace wigs, Fulani braids, and twists with extensions. Also the bun style. I’m prior military and that was my constant style. I and many women suffered receding hairlines because of how slick and taut the hair is required to be.
My hair seems too fine for the so called protective styles.
@@legslikewhoa I am glad to hear that you realized that those styles could’ve been the cause of your hair loss. You can wear those styles but maintenance in between is the key. Thanks for sharing
This is so much knowledge! Thank you
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Thank you so much for your time and knowledge 🙏 I will checkout your products. I wear my hair naturally. Wash and twist up myself and wear turbans in the winter because it’s freezing in Chicago 😆🤣
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@ I did and loved everything. I’ve book marked for when I am ready. I also saw you have classes. I will follow up on that . Especially if it’s on zoom I will attend 🤗 I see the classes if for hairstylist, I thought it was for the average person on how to take care of our hair. It can be a paid zoom class …. Just thinking out of the box…. I am a cpa always coming up on $$$ ideas for my clients 😁😁😁
I greatly appreciate you for all of this information. God bless you.🙏🏽
@@jonteaanderson7218 Thank you
So happy i came across your video. I'm natural with long hair. I❤ was diagnosed with traction alopecia, from wrapping my hair every night. I dont wear braids or tight styles. But i dont know how to maintain a silk press without wrapping my hair. Even the bonnets are on my edges. Any advice? ❤
@@ericaleffall5353 Absolutely. I have a few suggestions:
-Sleep on silk or satin pillowcases to avoid any friction to the hair that could cause frizz
-The pillowcases help keep hair smooth by maintaining moisture to the hair
-You can wrap the hair with a paddle brush or light tension when wrapping. Try not to smooth too tightly and wear a silk or satin scarf. I hope this advice is helpful.
WEAVES, WIGS, BOX BRAIDS, ALLLLL CAN CAUSE DAMAGE
Thank you so very much for taking the time to share your knowledge on this topic. I am dealing with Alopecia and I have been dealing with it for years, to where I have tried every regimen that I can think of. Now I am at the point where I have no choice but to where a wig but I also realize that it can come off inflammation menopause and other genetic factors. I wash my hair every 3 to 4 times out of week to remove any buildup up I massage my scalp to get the blood flow going down but I don’t understand why my hair follicles are not opening. Now I’m at the point where I’m using Rice water and Aloe Juice and some moisturizer and as a women over 50 it’s an embarrassment to not have your hair when you know that you have a hair full of hair and it is gone because that’s your crown. I really do need so advice on how can I get my hair back or is it too late. Please Help
@@DeltraMorrison Thanks so much for sharing. I’m sorry to hear what you are going through. I would like to see your hair and discuss further a future haircare plan. Please click the link below to book a virtual consultation. I look forward to speaking soon. Mrs. L.A.
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Thank you so much for reaching back out to me LA. I really do appreciate it I was wondering what day would be good for you Saturday or Sunday and a time so that we can be able to get together and you can be able to assist me with my hair issue now I don’t know the website that you gave me is that for me to pay for the consultation or what do I need to do so please feel free to reach out to me and let me know. Thank you so much and be blessed. Thank you.
How do you find out the growth pattern if your hair is not in pixie
Divide your hair into sections, completely comb through it, and look at the scalp to see which way the hairs are naturally flowing. Hopefully this answers your question. Thanks for asking!
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Thanks for sharing. Some information can be shown as images so we know exactly what you are speaking of. Also, come with some pieces or products without labels so we know what you are talking about. Good information though. Thank you.
This is really good information. I am afraid that I may be causing too much tension on my little girls edges from traditional braided hairstyles and twists that toddlers wear. Any hairstyle recommendations for her age group that won’t cause much tension on her edges and promote length retention?
@@kayjay8790 Thanks for sharing. I have a few toddler hairstyle recommendations:
-Puffy, naturally curly, or curled ponytail(s) with flex rods or perm rods with light tension with satin or silk scrunchies
-Light two-strand twists
-Flat twists that’s not tight or flat twists with curls
I hope these recommendations help. Thanks again for your support
Thank you! I've tried to tell some of my friends this but most don't want to hear it.
@@juanitabryant9065 No most people don’t want to hear it
Would you recommend someone trying locs? Or does that cause tension too?
I do two strand twists and wear scarfs often when outside.
I’m at an awkward length on my natural hair journey and it’s 4c. It’s nice and fluffy but crochet almost took my edges out. It’s been months since I had that hairstyle. However my edges grew back but it hurts to do any hairstyle.
Yes, unfortunately locs could cause Traction Alopecia if they are maintained too tightly. The tension from the constant twisting and pulling of the hair damages hair follicles which then lead to hair loss. Hopefully 🙏 I answered your questions. Thank you so much for reaching out! ❤️
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@thel.a.xperience4034 I learn something new every day😊
Weave can be an alternative to constant ponytails, but when done with the proper practices and maintenance.
Yes! Good point. Weave can be a great option when done correctly.
Hey LA, how can I reverse diagnosed transaction alopecia? The balding/thinning is on my sides. I stopped the tight styles and I had to stop taking minoxidil but it’s still not filling in. It’s been 2 years now
@@Iam.brittjai Great question. The only way traction alopecia can be reversed is if there are actual hair follicles still left. By having a scalp analysis will help to see if hair follicles are in that area and if there are they blocked or clogged. If there are no hair follicles, unfortunately no hair will grow back
Hi. I appreciate your expertise. I would like a consultation. I’ve been natural for 4 years or so. Just recently stopped everything such as braids and coloring.
@@leahgrinnage4678 Absolutely. I would be more than happy to speak with you. Please click link below to schedule. Looking forward to speaking with you soon. Mrs. L.A.
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I loved to wear braids when I was younger. I lost 1 patch 😮
I never wore braids again. Thankfully that patch grew back.
@@LoveMe-sm9ld That’s great to hear. Thanks for sharing
Hello. I just happened to see this video. First time watching. Thanks for the tips. Can you please do a video on wearing wigs and hair lost?
Great suggestion!
Thank you
@@mrscutiepie3 You’re welcome
@ Do you have a link to where I can purchase products for relaxed hair?
@@mrscutiepie3Thank you. Please click link below to purchase our Hair Journey products:
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I am 64 years of age. The styles you are talking about, I don't wear. I went to a dermatologist, nit knowing what causes my hair to go thin. I was diagnosed with alopecia. Now, I am working on trying to get it to grow. I am also taking medication.
@@barbarayoung3507 Thanks for sharing. We actually have hair growth products that promote hair growth and stimulate blood circulation to the hair follicles. We have Shampoo, Conditioner, and Hair Growth Oil that can be purchased on our website. Click the link below to order:
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How do I order your products
@@alicejones1667 Hello Alice! Go to our products website at:
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Thanks 🙏 for reaching out and you will definitely love the results!!! ❤️ Thanks again!!!
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That me guilty, great info
I'm glad you found it helpful!
How can I know what direction my hair grow.
@@idasatkinson5964 Great question. I would first start by parting the hair in 4 sections and careful comb (with wide tooth comb) or brush the hair and pay attention to the hair how it comes out of the scalp. This will determine the direction it grows
How do you keep your hair from frizziness when you’re natural
1. Moisturize your hair regularly. Dry hair is more prone to frizz. You could use a leave-in conditioner/Mist. I have one in my Hair Journey Product Line.
2. Deep Conditioning Regularly. Keeps moisture and nourishment in your hair.
3. Use the right products for your hair type. Anti-Frizz products like Curl Creams, Gels, & Serums. I am getting ready to launch one this month! Be on the lookout.
4. Use a silk pillow case or scarf. Prevents friction which causes frizz.
These are just a few tips. Check out my haircare product line for some great products that will help you with your situation.
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Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for reaching out!
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Thanks again Tracy for reaching out! 🙏❤️
My phone is messing up. I couldn’t see any of the photo examples you spoke about
A BLACK DERMATOLOGIST SAID IF THE FOLLICLES ARE DEAD, THE HAIR WILL "NOT GROW BACK". IF UR FOLLICLES ARE NOT DEAD...THE HAIR WILL GROW BACK...
@@juanitafox9906 That is correct 👍🏼
I wear wigs and they took my edges out. What can I do about that?
@@tammytaylor2515 Thanks for sharing. I have a few recommendations:
-If you can, try to take the wig on and off daily and let the scalp breathe
-I recommend our LAX Hair Journey Hair Growth Products if you are experiencing hair thinning or hair loss. Massage the hair growth oil into the hair loss area 2-3 times per week by putting oil on finger tips only for 3-5 minutes each time. I hope this advice was helpful.
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What about people who experience areata alopecia is ok for them to have loc’s installed?
@@valeriestephenson3215 People with areata alopecia can wear locs, but the process of creating and maintaining locs can weaken your hair follicles which lead to additional hair loss.
I have a question if u have thin hair is sista loc a good style to do
@@carlatinsley6474 Sista Locs are a good style for thin hair because it gives the appearance of thicker hair however maintenance and proper installation will be key to less breakage or damage.
@ thank u very much. I’m going to give this some thought.
How can you tell which direction your hair grows when it’s not short or straight?
@@SerenityandLove Great question. You determine which direction the hair grows by looking at the hair pattern on how it grows from the scalp. By sectioning the hair in the front, sides, middle, and so forth you can see its direction from the scalp. I hope this helps to answer your question.
How can I know if my hair is growing it is stuck 5"for years and fine I am natural hair for years and years no solution
me three 😂
She is right. When you are natural it’s HARD to find a cute sexy hair style. I pull my hair up in a ponytail and my hair is THIN…..around the edges. I need HELP with different (real cute) hairstyles.
I have two bald spots up in the top section of my hair due to Dudleys perm. No matter what I put on it, there is no growth.
@@mariamcknight6756 Thanks for sharing. I would recommend our LAX Hair Journey Hair Growth Oil that is lightweight and designed to promote hair growth. I also recommend when using this oil, use on the finger tips only and massage on the scalp in the area of hair loss 3-5 minutes at least 2-3 times per week. I hope this helps. Click link below to order:
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Lesson I learned personally is that high tension coils not to be mistook for small coils, are not to be manipulated AT ALL.. What's not tight and doesn't hurt you IS hurting your follicles. The follicles are weaker and smaller for these fine most ribbon like strands. Haircuts loosley not to the root locks or free form only. No combing no braiding. Its also too fine for heat like bacon vs. steak it cooks faster. This hair unlike other types leaves the salon full of smoke no heat protectant or product will protect this hair, nor conditioner. It does not respond to any store brought priducts anyway which is marketed for basic blk hair. Note what youtubers are calling tightly coiled hair is not the same as what I'm talking about. This is just what they know of based on their community. The hair Im talking about is extremely rare to us in America and rare in those of west African descent or in most of Africa. Professional stylist won't honestly tell u no and when they do we get offended.
If you don’t mind me asking please, what do you mean by high tension coils?
What are you talking about???As if you are an extraterrestrial being!
@@Susie.wemove what's your question
@@anjirichards8377 coils that are so tight they are product proof, damaged by styling maipulation, that don't sucumb to gravity with length moisture, washing shampoo or water. it maintain, a dense coagulated collapsed pile formation at 14 plus inches it appears to be 3/4 of an inches and gets tighter the healthier and moister it is., its not shrinky like other types it's completely collapsed often mistook for being matted, tangled, unkept, short damaged unhealthy. it's the bane and anti thesis of what our community accepts as genetic they rather say it's unkept or wrong .
@@anjirichards8377 coils that are completely collapsed, not shrunk. That grow into a dense coagulated low pile. Coils that don't succumb to gravity when moisturized wet, at 14 inches it remains at a half of an inch, because it spirals like a cinnabun not vertically. The coils don't change form or respond to products, they are damaged by manipulation and that resist manipulation and styling. They are so perfect that the hair never tangles and doesn't need to be combed it appeared matted but it's just tight. Combing high tension coils crack the strands and causes splitting. The coils irritate the scalp because the tension makes it constantly be pulling out of the braids that are done loosely. The more moisturized the more it shrinks.
Hi, I was thinking about getting passion twisted braids. Do you suggest I get my hair relaxed and wait two weeks before I get them or go ahead and get them now while I have enough new growth.
@@mrscutiepie3 I would say get the braids with the current new growth. Having freshly relaxed hair could be fragile and if braids are kept up too long it could cause breakage or damage.
so what can I do about the fried ends??
@@MotivatedMindsPublishing-v8r Great question. Really dry ends could be an indicator to trim the ends to prevent further breakage or damage or that moisture or hydration is needed in that area.
How healthy are or do you feel about clip-ins?
Clip-ins can be safe, but synthetics will cause more tension on your hair follicles which can cause damage. Never wear them for long periods of time and never sleep in them. Hopefully this answers your question. Thanks for asking!
Great, thank you.
It’s hard to find a style that makes me feel beautiful
@@tracyking153 You will just have to find a hairstyle that compliments you and your personality
Where in Plano are you located? Im close to Plano and desperately need my scalp reviewed.
@@plumercrs1386 I am located in Spectra Salon Suites. It’s in the shopping center that’s located at the corner of Preston Rd and W. Park.
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@@plumercrs1386 Let me know if you have any questions & I look forward to seeing you soon! 🙏❤️
Thank you much! I will be making an appointment soon!
How do I find your products. I want to purchase your hair growth serum that you said that you used. A stylist did me dirty. Please direct me to your products page.
What about scar alopecia in the center and the crown of the head
Traction Alopecia can lead to Scar Alopecia if you continue to wear tight hairstyles in the same section of the head over long periods of time. Hopefully I was able to answer your question. 🙏❤️
I would like a consultation. I’m a 69 yr old woman with severe Rheumatoid Arthritis. I have been keeping my hair in a bun because it is easy to take care of. I do have hair loss traction. Help! Can’t come to you, but I can listen to what you tell me to do. I don’t want to turn to wigs or braids.
@@terrekent9737 Thanks so much for sharing. To book a consultation with me, click link below to schedule a “Virtual Consultation”
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Same thing I ask why keep getting them.
@@sabrinajones6473 I’m learning from them that it’s for convenience
The back in the day hair used to cut my fingers too. We don’t use that hair and haven’t for years. The current hair does not do that
@@JessicaRabbytt Thanks for letting me know. Unfortunately some beauty supply stores still sell it even though it’s outdated.
@ they sure do 😩 a client brought some to me one time I told her I can’t use this. She wanted a braided bob with burnt ends. I said not only does this hair hurt to work with its damaging and it can catch fire. She didn’t believe the fire part so I showed her with a piece of the hair and a lighter. Not only did it go up in flames but it melted and started DRIPPING BOILING HOT PLASTIC to the ground. She got the picture
@@JessicaRabbytt My hope is that people will start to trust that the professionals do know best. Sometimes it’s good to do show and tell. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼
This my worst night mare do you do trims ?
Hello Sariah! Yes I do offer trims. My trims come with a shampoo as well. If you are interested in booking please go to www.thelaxperience.com and click appointments in the menu. Thanks 🙏 for reaching out! ❤️
Mrs L.A.
What about wearing our hair back but without the tension, such as hair clips or hair combs?
Hair clips and combs do not directly cause hair loss, but they can contribute to hair damage or breakage. For example: Hair Clips/Combs (Too Tight, Sharp Edges, & Overused) - Hopefully this helps! ❤️
WOW....I wear my hair pulled back every day...🙄🙄🙄🙄Now I understand why my hair trims end up being haircuts...😒😒😒😒
@@gloriawilson4691 Glad to hear I could help shed light on why and how your ends could be damaged
Men go bald & they dont wear wigs, weaves or braided. It ain't the wigs or .braids . Hair grows w/n from your body & has a life cycle. As u get older that hair growth life deminshishes.A lot of women xperience thinning hair lost when they've never worn wigs. Hair follicles eventually die. that's why men go bald & some women xperience alopecia. This is the prblm of ppl on social media who have no education n the theory of hair. its just a bunch OF BS. There is nothing u can put topical on your hair 2 make it grow.all this does is protec the hair u already have.
What happen to people using human hair to braid hair. When I use to get my hair braided, braiders use to use human hair now they refuse. I think this video could have been short to the point and give an outline of what hairstyles cause alopecia and resolution or alternatives
Thanks for the feedback. I value all feedback whether it’s positive or constructive. I will consider this in my upcoming videos. Thanks 🙏 again!
If anyone reading this if you’re in Connecticut and are a hairstylist that can help me out. I just found out i have alopecia. I’m working with a dermatologist but I need someone to help keep my hair healthy
i have very fine hair even wearing a scarf on a daily can break my hair at the nape. braids are a no for me.
Yes, me too. I tried braids, and my hair let me know that was a strong NOPE.
@@gardeniainbloom812 Thanks for sharing. I have very fine hair as well and have discovered if I do try braids, I can only keep them up for a short period of time.
Yep, those tiny tight braids...
Live hair alone , they will grow very fast, look at men all there hair grow well because they don't do much of it.
Parents are blamed for alopecia 😅
@@trulysensitive5620 I won’t say parents are to blame but I do believe people don’t know what they don’t know.
22:00 GREAT reminder re fake hair 🔥
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