Grow your Edges Back! - 3 Simple Steps

[@kimonalova]

Acidic:(exp. Rosewater) Moisturizing:(exp.leave-in) Healing:(exp.Peppermint oil)

[@QuEeN-uy6lg]

kimonalova what’s this for

[@furrsmith8131]

alexandria ofor edges . Things you can use

[@QuEeN-uy6lg]

Ohhhhh okay

[@michelleodo2356]

Wow! Thank you for this!

[@ntombikayisemthembu7711]

Thnk u soo much I needed this coz I heard her talking about something acidic,moisturizing/healing

[@prislaem3838]

I love how you said "healthy hair journey" and not natural hair journey!

[@cutiecutie6494]

@John Smith they way you word things can convey so much

[@JoyWanakwanyi]

For me sleeping with a bonnet puts more stress on edges. I just use a satin pillow case 😄

[@mommymj9529]

I know this is old, but that's my problem too. Everytime I go a while wearing bonnets the front of my hair breaks really bad. So now I said enough is enough and I am strictly use satin pillow cases.

[@cutiecutie6494]

Is the bonnet tight?

[@mariahhenderson1470]

@@cutiecutie6494 this is an old comment but it's the band keeping it on your hair, it rally dries out your hair and it's a lot of tension that most are not even aware of.

[@MsFlamingFlamer]

Are you a college professor? I would take any class on earth from you

[@agosqueuzodyke6115]

I was about to write this exact statement in the comment section! I love her videos!

[@BlackNerdybird]

MsFlamingFlamer me tooooo

[@superbspurge]

Every single word is so easy to follow, even every syllable.

[@love032478]

spurgeon wright Right! She’s talking slow and I’m not even annoyed!!

[@temmyjane]

😃

[@ImadeIyamu]

Your skin is so beautiful

[@sherrylynn3304]

I wa thinking the same thing.

[@Firenaturals]

Great video. I took action during the advanced stage and have been documenting my journey on my channel. I've reversed a significant amount of hair loss and continue to do so. It would have been great for me to see this video many years ago

[@Ok_expression]

My mom used to braid my hair super tight when I was younger and my hair fell out completely a few times. I’ve been a year and a half natural and my edges are kind of full because I massage, oil it and avoid tight styles. They really help but I can still see my history of damage because it’s thin, fragile and my scalp can be seen easily

[@kdellison43]

You have THE best hair channel ever! I've learned so much watching you.

[@roaakordeir]

I just found out today that I have thinning edges and my mom is in the mid stage and I'm at the beginning. this is very helpful thank you so much

[@pandoraplunkett9403]

I was hoping you would cover on how to regrow the hair edges in the advanced stages of hair loss, you did an outstanding job covering the first 2 stages of hair loss and nothing on the 3rd stage

[@makreviews2146]

Pandora Plunkett I know this is an old post but I wanted to still respond. I think she said that at the advanced stage you would do the same thing as in the mid stage, figuring out the cause, eliminating the damaging practice, cleansing gently, moisturizing and sealing. But she also mentioned that you would most likely need to seek medical attention at that point probably from a trichologist. It seems that you’d need to do the things in the first two steps of course but once it’s at that balding stage further professional help is what’s going to be needed. There’s only so much one can do at that point.

[@arewahaircaretv8718]

You didn't watch the video carefully

[@emon01777]

I love how you explain things so crystal clear with no confusions.

[@babytt806]

Can u give an example of a mist that is acidic, moisturizing and acidic please??

[@Martina_E]

Great tips. Can you do a skin video? What do you use on your skin. Your skin is beautiful :)

[@chiefmagistrate]

Thank you for this video, your videos are always so informative. My sister and I used to go to the same hair stylist, who braided our hair too tight and always picked up the edges, or left the relaxer in our hair too long....long story short, all our edges fell out and the area feels bald smooth. We stopped relaxing, braiding and transitioned to natural in 2012, and bc-ed September 2013. My sister never listens tho and still braids her hair, although not too tightly, but still shouldn't be done. I stopped because I don't want a receding and "new-but-further-back" hairline, so we're religious massaging the damaged area with JBCO for over a year now, but the edges are coming back very very very slowly and very fine. I even went as far to take biotin, but got impatient and stopped, I do watch what I put in my body and exercise 4-5times a week (love being active). I also noticed that the area of missing hair is itchy, and I've been told it means the hair is growing(?) I don't know but I'm hopeful, and I chastise myself every day because up until about 5 years ago, there wasn't a demarcation between my eye brows and hairline, and we have mad thick coarse full hair in my family. But lesson learned way too late, I just hope and pray it all comes back. I've already shared your channel with so many of my natural sistas and transitioning sistas out there. thank you for making explaining the science, we'll keep watching you, thanks again xoxo

[@AshleeTamara]

Did your edges come back?

[@Theloveshere]

AND HERE I WAS SLAPPING CASTOR OIL ON THEM EDGES EVERY OTHER DAY :(

[@gugushabangu4097]

Me too! But I used her method for a month (without knowing it) and i realized it's working. Castor seals longer throughout the day. Especially if you leave your hair un bothered.

[@jnettesneed6505]

Theloveshere ..castor oil really works the cold press hexan free one! i massage my edges and hair everyday (literally) and its growing like you wouldnt believe i was bold up top like stage 3 i guess and i can actually flat iron hair there if i wanted! this girl is awesome at what she does im just curious on why she didnt mention massaging. OH and i use brahmi amla oil! the oil from god himself lol

[@estherday8206]

me too :( I know what I'm not doing to my edges tonight

[@31Tbaby]

I have been massaging my scalp while using JBCO mixed with olive oil every night and weekly peppermint oil and it's growing back really well. But I will definitely take some of these really helpful tips. She's very knowledgeable

[@SitaSita-TeamBigMirr]

Hello! I’m thinking I’m ahead of the game and I’m actually setting my own self back. 😩

[@johntarriuscovington7835]

My natural hair has grown thanks to you

[@LaLabutterfly]

Girl. My mum has been ripping my edges out for over a decade. Lol I even remember at school ages ago, one of my friends was like I love your braids but they look too tight to me. Wish I listened to her. Well, later that coupled with poor care after relaxing then being natural then relaxing now natural again lol and scalp issues. Now, even though I'm natural my hair is really full but there's a permanent dime sized empty / see through/thin hair spot right next to my middle part. It's been bugging me forever, however the rest of my edges have truly flourished thnx for individually twisting them apart from the rest of my hair, moisturising and some castor oil

[@towannafaison-diggs9486]

I am in a new place mentally with my natural hair. I was just about to give up until I watched the first video teaching me how to learn my hair texture. I am S, O,, and I know what I've been doing wrong for my hair to thin more. THANK YOU so much for showing actual videos of the abuse we do to our hair.

[@ltcartwright1976]

It may also be beneficial for some people to try: onion seed oil, garlic seed oil and cayenne to stimulate scalp along with these methods. Also, there are essential oils that does help the scalp and blood flow to the scalp which may "reverse" some damage.

[@Ms_Jaye]

I love the way you speak. ☺

[@jadet911]

Thank you so much for this video! I'm in the middle/advanced stages and this makes me feel like there's hope

[@SlaythatLav]

I literally use a dramatic amount of oils everyday to grow my hair and restore my edges but I guess that was the worst mistake I made along with putting the wig on. Now I’m by the advanced stage 😑 hopefully I find a good video that helps me with my edges because you basically said there’s nothing you can do if you are by the advanced stage

[@amberluxurious]

Thanks not what she said please re- watch she said to try the steps that was given for other stages try meds and see and doctor also.

[@wildfyah]

I've been looking at my edges recently and wondering about that. So glad I found your channel.

[@DracoBabe88]

I have a question. I don't necessarily have thinning edges but since going natural I've incorporated castor oil into my regimen. I apply a few drops to my finger tips and massage it into my hair and scalp focusing on my nape and edges. Should I switch to a lighter oil for those areas? The only reason I even apply the castor oil to those areas was to encourage thicker, stronger and more resilient hair. And also to pre-emptively combat thinning. I have combination 3d/3c/4a hair.

[@t_shontae]

Great video! I don't know how to tell how much of my thinning is heredity versus traction loss

[@Purplefrilly]

What's you're profession? If you don't mind me asking, I've been finding you're videos very helpful and informative which lead me intrigued to what you do

[@districtmya5211]

thank you for these videos. I'm 17 and i just realized that I'm at the mid stage. I would never have noticed if it were not for you. I appreciate this a lot. I will ost definitely be making some changes.

[@artheaux666]

Same I'm gonna start right away

[@professor2917]

I'm a girl on my brothers account, I had no edges at all and was at the advanced stage. I was so disappointed when I realized how smooth my scalp was in that area. I don't know what I did but they've been growing since then. 😀😀😀😀

[@timtapp5931]

Congrats. Keep up the healthy work

[@MsLiplicious]

Hello green beauty my mum has that condition i am going to tell her what to do to regrow her edges thank you very much definitely joining lets talk.

[@joyl3321]

Wow! Great video and Great questions. Why are none of the questions being answered for such a widespread/important topic? Answers would be very helpful. Thanks !!

[@mangolotus2000]

Great video can you give us your honest critique on the maximum hydration method that's so popular now. Thanks!

[@chiefmagistrate]

I second this! Thanx.

[@reallyme02]

Great video. You have a lot of knowledge about hair. Thanks for sharing!

[@istyleliz]

guess it's to late for me because I'm definitely at the advice stage 😔 wigs kills the edges

[@eve10604]

Thank you so much for your wisdom. The information you gave me a couple of months ago was very helpful. I just need clarification. Should I use acv rinse every time I wash my hair to remove product build up. What I do now is acv before shampoo and aloe Vera juice at end as a leave in to close cuticles.

[@karistamaloney]

LOOK, I was tired of buying products.Tired of trying to figure it out.Tired of trying to learn the science of it.Tired of the 4a,b,c l,g,b,t,q hair textures and nonsense and the division it has caused between people. 2 months ago I shaved this crap clean off my head. Not for any growth results or any other false hope. I was just sick and tired. And my head the size of 1& 1/2 adult bowling balls combined with what resembles a 4 pack of hotdogs toward the nape of my neck but, DANG IT! IM FREE!! IM just happy to look back at these videos. I appreciate your hard work and diligence towards people who want to restore and better their hair maintenance routine. But hair will NOT consume my life EVER again.

[@mercedezz]

Wow that’s amazing I feel the same way right now. I think I struggle with body dysmorphia, my boyfriend tells me that about my body and I feel it even more so with my hair 😿 it consumes me and takes over my life like you mentioned…I’ve considered just shaving it and want to so badly…I hope you are doing well and loving yourself the way you deserve! Thanks for sharing 💕🖤👸🏽

[@nolaoneil8814]

when I was relaxing my hair, my edges really suffered. It wasn't until I stopped relaxing and began to carefully look after my hair did I notice the edges begin to heal.

[@Byakuyalovelornsoul]

Can you give a example of a mist that is acidic, moisturizing, and healing? Please help.

[@MsMusicmaniac2]

Byakuyalovelornsoul apple cider vinegar is acidic

[@gafam7251]

Aloe Vera juice

[@agosqueuzodyke6115]

Kga Fam do you dilute the aloe Vera juice with water?

[@adrianachong9029]

Most people use Apple cider vinegar that’s been diluted with water and put into a spray bottle.

[@8chocolatecandy]

Yes, would love to hear Green Beauty's recommendation on the recipe for her acidic mixture.

[@tiffanylee1738]

Will taking Biotin pills and using Jamaican Black Castor Oil help in the advance stage?

[@jessicapaulin1260]

would you recommend using aloe juice as a mist before sealing? you said use something acidic, moisturizing and healing, but I'm not sure what would qualify?

[@Ebizzill]

hi! i was wondering if you could talk about ways you can combat dry brittle hair as a result of hard water... without actually spending the money on a water softener system or whatever. Especially for the students.

[@Jaylink15]

I've watched 3 of your videos so far and all of them have been extremely helpful and informative. I realise that I am in the early stages of this so I'm glad that I found this video. Definitely going to subscribe, thanx! :)

[@aleechaadams2691]

That's what I had to do because my edges been gone for years due to HAIR ROLLERS when I was a little girl. Now I'm in my 50's I have been trying for years to help my edges. Just last year I cut my hair and got away from the chemicals. The before you know it the middle of my hair went.....girl if you knew what was going on with me in my mind. Well, I started quickly working on it (MY BOLD SPOT). I did not go to a doctor it was common since and prayers , oils. and most of all my HANDS. OH..keeping it clean and condition, moisture is a key point as well. You have to find what is good for your hair. Every THING on KZbin about hair may not be good for that person. Find what helps you and pray for your hair it's LIVING to ask God for help. Most of all ladies we have to remove the BS out of our lives. ...if you know what I mean...ok. 🌟🛐🌟💟 I wish you all much love peace and happiness in growing your hair.

[@sade6907]

What do you recommend using that's acid, moisturizing and healing, before sealing?

[@bevie4564]

I'm new to your page and I'm loving it! So much useful info. There are so many hair regimes and beauty products being shared on KZbin that it's difficult for a newbie like me to begin to comprehend! I just want simple and easy! It truly shouldn't be this difficult. So thank you!

[@BEAU246868]

I have fine thin long hair but due to damage my edges are thinning I love your method definitely going to try it however I wanted to know if you have a recipe on the acidic spray thank you

[@GreenBeauty]

The GB pH Stabilizing Spritz is both moisturizing and acidic with a pH of 4. You can find it here - greenbeauty.com/ph-stabilizing-spritz/

[@justdidthis]

omg this is the complete opposite of what ive been doing. subscribe!! the video quality and content are so great! reminds me of kimmaytube

[@swagskippinsquirrels]

Thank you for this playlist. I will try the aloe mist as you mentioned.

[@tneedle2085]

I am very grateful for this video. I think my issues are combo of previous poor hair care regimen, genetics and TMJ, which causes me to clench my jaw (that's about 60 lbs too), cutting of oxygen and blood supply to areas of my face that are along my hair line. So much healthier hair care regimen and products (mostly homemade) and a mouth guard for the TMJ. I can't change my genetics but I can at least give them a good fight. I am mid stage and this info was so helpful. I was doing so many things wrong and wondered why I was not seeing good progress. Butters on the hair line, tight scarf....ugh! But I am on it now! Peace and Blessings!

[@tmarie2u279]

Great video! Very informative. So it seems (to me) once you have damaged edges, your faced with a choice.......you can do what will Heal your edges or you can do what will Style your edges..........but not necessarily both. Why do I have a sad feeling some Will not give up slicking their edges Even if it means in say 4 years they won't have any???. .....................................................(sigh) I don't get it! What is the THING about slick edges??? I can see if your relaxed and you want to slick down the new growth (no I still don't get it, but at least it matches. Straight hair, straight edges)....but on natural hair.......I mean the rest of your hair is natural but, But STILL Some Have those Slick Edges!! And then once their thin they feel the style doesn't look neat (and it doesn't seem to matter What the style is from twists to an afro) if they don't slick'em down which as the video pointed out-Product Buildup. So they Never have a chance to get Better they just get Thinner and it's just this HORRIBLE Vicious cycle that All starts with us styling our hair in a way that Screams to the Whole World: "The REST of My Hair can be Natural, BUT!! Not My EDGES!!!!"

[@shanee4863]

Awesome video queen thanks for your insight!

[@MIMZification]

Thank you so much! I'm so grateful for what your doing to the black community. In your video you said must with something acidic.... What do you recommend? And should I use sheer butter on my edges?

[@celloitsholly1]

What about people who are on blood pressure medication? My mother's hair stylist used to say that her thin edges are affected by medication.

[@nnekaeze9739]

How can I fix de advance stage

[@thequietstorm12]

What's the recipe for the mist?

[@wannellalawson4001]

you read my mind. whats the recipe

[@vinnettepope8255]

Thank you for reminding me to do loose style on my hair. I love ❤️ your channel

[@silentnight3970]

Really useful info delivered in a simple, professional way.

[@wannellalawson4001]

This is the first time that I have been on your channel. I love your channel. It is so informative. For the last 5 months, I had been having problems with itchy scalp. I had tried everything. Do you have any suggestions? thanks

[@scribblots602]

Is it possible for hair to naturally have different densities? I've recently semi-taken over my hair care, and I notice the sides of my hair are denser and tighter than the back of by hair. I also notice that when I divide my hair in half (the long way) my hair gets softer and less dense near the nape of my neck. Is this normal?

[@emmanuellao2248]

I have diff densities as well. My most front is low and my back hair is low but my sides and middle are medium density.

[@Goldan1]

Hi nice video, I have started the mist and seal. Do you think that the edges should be massaged as well? What are your views on Jamaican black castor oil, do you think it's suitable for edges, it would be nice if you can do a video on it.😊

[@pinkdiamond2762]

Hi i am learning so much from your videos. what acid mist do you recommend for thinning edges?

[@gailwilliams7151]

I will use your Amla Oil Regimen

[@Roryloves.]

This was informative! Thank you! Can you please explain what exactly the acidic water mix consist of?

[@wendykiim]

Someone Braided My Hair Super Tight, I Had Real Nice Edges Before That And I Now Have Bold Spots If I Use The Tea Tree Oils And The Monistat Will They Work?

[@GreenBeauty]

Yes, that will work. You can also use onion juice to replace Monistat. It's a safer alternative but just as powerful.

[@GreenBeauty]

A video on Onion Juice is coming soon :-)

[@renayeb.4540]

My eye glasses have worn a clean patch at my temples and above my ears, is there any help for me?

[@m.l.r9139]

Thanks great job in researching this very important matter

[@leahjerry1622]

What other oil can you use if you don't have jojoba or sweet almond oil?

[@iLoveLemons808]

Is olive oil okay to use?

[@vinnettepope8255]

Awesome 👏👏👏👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 information. Thank you for sharing this wonderful teaching video

[@keritho5578]

My edges are okayish. My mid hairline is my issue. Seborrhoeic dermatitis/cradle cap/dandruff/scalp eczema attacked it for years. Praying and hoping

[@inesterjones9168]

Kerith I too suffered from this condition all over my scalp and hairline until I started using “Virgin Hair Fertilizer”. The product package is orange and white and it is made by Virgin Beauty Products. I buy it from the beauty supply or on Amazon. Since using this product, I no longer have oversized flakes, itching or dry scalp, and inflammation. I am also able to style my hair and not worry about what my scalp looks like in the areas where I part the style. This product has been a scalp and style saver. My natural hair is able to grow because I no longer have the excessive buildup. I can wear a protective style for at least a month (or longer), without my scalp becoming inflamed. I also use this product on my daughters and we all have a healthier scalp as a result. I am not a professional of hair care, I am just sharing my story. I hope this helps you or the person that may read this post.

[@keritho5578]

@@inesterjones9168 thank you for sharing!!

[@jovieappoggiatura]

Hi, I really appreciate your videos. I'd like some instructions on how to style my hair, I've been doing some finger coils but for washing my hair once a week this is not practical as it takes me 5 or so hours to do the coils so I keep them for 3 weeks before detangling and washing again. I went to follow a link to watch your "How to mini twist" video and it was private. Any chance of making that video available again?

[@ladyt4062]

Thanks so much For sharing Sis, I appreciate it!

[@courtneymichelegray2138]

Hi! Thank you so much for your videos!! I realized I had a hair loss, and was searching for ways to stop it, but could never find anything that looked right. Now I am to a bald spot to the back of my head and so, I mean, what do I do now? I constantly wear pulled back hair styles with clips. And I'm tired of the style! Do I where wigs or sew-ins? Well, not sew-ins? Thank you!

[@mellowmls2010]

Hi i love your videos they are very informative and helpful. I'm not sure if you have addressed this before but,what does frizz mean/signify in the health of our hair? Is frizzy hair bad?

[@aleechaadams2691]

I like your DETAILS in your video 🌟

[@Silvii_]

what is included in the mist

[@Silvii_]

i know you said something acidic but can you be more specific thank you

[@mariadimond22]

Have you heard about emu oil? Can you do a video about it please!!!

[@Naturalnlvnit]

I hope you will comment/respond to this. So my edges have been thinning. I recently started wearing a wig grip because in addition to holding wig secure (wearing because of thin top and edges) it is supposed to save your edges. Well after wearing for several weeks, I've noticed increased thinning in those areas. Am I doing something wrong? Too tight or maybe my scalp doesn't like material. Just found your channel. Thank you in advance.

[@wendymachira8587]

please do a vid on how to wash your face with out hurting your edges. please im begging you

[@Mrs__G]

wow i didnt know this im applying jbco to my edges thank you !

[@back2s0ul]

Would pure emu oil help at all?

[@belusoji6387]

How do you cleanse? Just by showering? How do you prevent your braids from increasing this condition

[@katajune6442]

Love your channel, I learn a lot with your videos...!!!

[@JP-ue4jr]

Is coconut oil a natural oil and could it be replaced for jojoba oil

[@vernal8304]

Hello I enjoy your videos very informative. I have noticed when you wrap your hair, you use a scarf that looks about 2 inches thick on your edges. What type of material is this scarf? My edges are thining I think I am in phase 2, I believe it has to do woth my edges getting exposed in the middle of the night when my scarf starts to slide back. Please share the material and your actual method of protecting you edges at bed time.

[@sonisekandie1640]

ive been using a weightless coconut oil from ogx.. is this product good for 4c 4b hair? i have eczema so my edges have dry patches and im noticing bald spots. im pretty sure it was because i was using brushes everyday. Thanks for sharing. i never wrap my hair like i should. i will now.

[@tequilashots875]

Im in the advanced stage. There's no hope for my edges. Ten years of wearing braids and not properly caring for them. Oh well. Lesson learned. Now I must suffer.

[@shqy9178]

tequilashots875 same for me. My mom combed my hair too tight

[@juanadearco102]

How about PRP Therapy?

[@msnovice043]

Juana de Arco My dermatologist suggested PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Therapy where they take some of your blood and spin it down and use the platelets to inject into the scalp, with promising results but it costs around $1200.

[@sable7114]

Juana de Arco have you tried the PRP Therapy? I'm not certain if I have thinning edges maybe because by comparison the missing hair on my crown is more noticeable. that will be a last resort for me because I don't think I'd ever consider transplantation, however, I do feel as though I am beginning to see results with Jamaican black castor oil and I have stopped for a little while to try a hair growth oil mixed with ayurvedic herbs. not too long into this yet but my problem was consistency with anything. we'll see what happens but I I am starting to see growth in an area I've had since the age of 16 from an actual burn in chemistry class and something's happening although I was told that would never grow back.

[@aritataitenyu9681]

@@sable7114 prp didn't work for me

[@marquita83]

cool vid thankz for sharing!! :)

[@Colanah]

How much tension is too tight for things like headscarves? I see people using stockings to seemingly bind back their hair for updos and I use satin scarves for this myself. Is facelift tight too tight?

[@LostandFound92]

How about Jamaican black castor oil?

[@UkiAsemota]

What about if your edges are naturally thin? My mother and her sisters have naturally thin edges and so do I. I have been growing my hair naturally for over 2 years now. How can I make it grow out naturally and better??

[@soliceromany6033]

jamaican black castor oil thickens and strengthens edges when used properly ;; theres a three month challenge you should check it out if you'd like

[@sisteryaya24]

Is it damaging or protective to braid in synthetic hair to your own corn rolled hair while preparing for a crochet braid?

[@GreenBeauty]

Adding synthetic hair to a corn roll can make the corn roll to tight. So, other then that its not damaging.

[@sisteryaya24]

Thanks so much!

[@tolu1778]

+Green Beauty Channel ™ Your videos are helpful. But how does the scalp know when to grow the hair when one does Transition method?

[@claudinenkodo4803]

Hi Green beauty, please can you tell me what to do with the middle"crown of my hair" part of my hair,which too hard to manage.

[@GreenBeauty]

A video will be uploaded on Thursday the 10th that will go over crown section soreness and breakage and solutions

[@noflexzone9302]

Green Beauty Channel ™ does this also apply when trying to regrow your nape?

[@lowonafraylon1052]

Hello I have tried everything to stop hair lost in my crown/edges. I have spent $$$ on all kinds of products to help with hair growth with very little improvement. I don't know what else to do. It's Cc alopecia they say. What can I do?

[@siwiji5]

Is the ph stabilizing herbal spritz on your site ok to use as a mist?

[@solaaj3696]

Wow so informative, I love it!

[@girlycutestuffs]

I have nappy edges

[@ARMYprinncess]

You mentioned something acidic, what should you use? Apple cider vinegar?

[@leisure3683]

can you please make a video on how to massage a head. Do you rub the head or sort of move the head?

[@nadrickwright2630]

Very informative thanks.

[@MsMiriamAba]

What do you think about treating thinning edges with sunny isle extra dark jbco?