Around 50% of women worldwide experience hairline thinning or loss. Some are born with this challenge, while others unknowingly damage their hair by using so-called protective hairstyles that end up doing more harm than good.
Today, I’m going to help you tackle this problem using simple steps that worked for me and can work for you too.+See more
I’ll start by explaining the causes and then share the solutions.
Understand Your Hair TypeIdentify the Cause of Your Hair LossRemove Semi-Permanent Hair ExtensionsUse Nourishing Oils on Your ScalpMassage Your Scalp
Understand Your Hair Type
Knowing your hair type is essential because it determines what your hair needs and what you should avoid. Most hair types respond well to oils, but some do not. This may be due to a very sensitive scalp or one that dries out quickly, leading to dandruff or itching. There’s no need to panic. The remedies listed below are generally suitable for all hair types.
Identify the Cause of Your Hair Loss
The first step to fixing hairline loss is understanding what caused it. There are many reasons women experience receding hairlines. Hormonal changes are a common cause, and in many cases, doctors can help correct them.
If you’ve recently given birth, hair loss around the hairline is often temporary. Many women notice shedding six to nine months after childbirth. While this is normal, it still needs attention. Continuing prenatal vitamins after giving birth can help strengthen hair and reduce excessive shedding.
Remove Semi-Permanent Hair Extensions
Constant pulling and added weight on the hair can also lead to hairline recession. Glue-in or tape-in extensions placed too close to the hairline can cause significant tension. Over time, this stress can damage the scalp, causing hair follicles to weaken or stop producing hair altogether. Loosen tight hairstyles and allow your scalp to breathe. If you often wear ponytails or updos, try loosening them or taking breaks from these styles to reduce tension.
Use Nourishing Oils on Your Scalp
African Shea Butter
Shea butter helps moisturise the scalp, reducing dryness, breakage, and hair loss.
Black Ricinoleic Acid (Jamaican Black Castor Oil)
This oil is believed to support hair growth, moisturise dry hair, strengthen thinning strands, reduce breakage, and help prevent split ends.
Chebe Powder
Chebe powder helps keep hair moisturised, conditioned, and strengthened, reducing dryness and breakage.
Massage Your Scalp
Using these nourishing ingredients during scalp massages can support hair renewal and growth.
Massage gently and consistently, while avoiding products known to clog the scalp or pores.
Consistency and patience are key when working toward restoring your hairline.+See more details
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