The Ultimate Guide to Regrowing Thinning Hair Edges

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[@teresa978]

I lost my edges horribly from stress after my mom passed and a dermatologist told me it’s alopecia and that it came from the natural styling African American women do, it won’t grow back. My friend from D.R. Grandmother told me squeeze red onion, take the juice and message it into my edges, I messaging it in and then shampoo it out the next day. Also, to juice as many green vegetables and drink it every day. It took almost a year but my hairline returned thank God.

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hey Teresa! I would LOVE to create a video on onion juice and use your testimony as an example. Do you have any before / after pics? Can you PLEASE email to [e-mail] I’ve been researching the benefits of onion juice for a while but i think becuase you got results from it, it would be more impactful. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@mkb5984]

.. how you squeeze an onion..🤗🧅?

[@marianb2530]

​@@mkb5984The only thing I can think of is you put it in a processor or a blender

[@154angel154]

"Inflammation decreases CIRCULATION!!! Great message!!!

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@maximillianafrancine1451]

Yup. I've stopped doing box braids. Left my edges alone; they have started growing back.

[@angelictigerette]

Man I LOVE box braids, but I've been considering giving them up as well. The last time I had them, they were really cute but REALLY heavy and tight.

[@Raven-ug8uw]

The good is correct. I'm on hair growth medication but I experienced a leap in hair growth around my edges in 2 weeks because of that basic massage tool u offer. My sense is that because of how i sleep and/or hold my head, my blood flow to scalp is choked off. The tool breaks that up. And sleep, exercise and hemp.

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Yes!!!! Awesome!!!!!!!!!!

[@tashadavis2491]

I also have worn braids for yrs also contributions to edge thinning

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hi Tasha! Yes -- braids would be an example of traction alopecia from the tension of the braids on the hairline.

[@tashadavis2491]

@@KarenofCurlHouse thanks i thought so, should i try your hair care line

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

@@tashadavis2491 I would encourage you to give it a try. It is designed specifically for those with slow growing hair/hair loss. If you still have active hair follicles, it will certainly help! Thank you for asking! You can use code YT15 to get 15% off individual products (excludes the bundle).

[@tashadavis2491]

@@KarenofCurlHouse thanks

[@Prince.Dior96]

Hi Karen. I am so glad that you made this video and I hope to GOD you see my comment lol I got into a very heated debate with a longterm friend of mine regarding putting oils on the scalp for hair growth, or maintaining hair thickness/health. Her stance is that from her “research” there are associated risk with leaving oils on the scalp and (not) rinsing them out after a particular time frame such as a hr or so. She says that our scalp “naturally” produces an oil called sebum, and that it is unnecessary leaving oils on the scalp or even applying them at all because the hair is going to grow regardless because of sebum. She says that hair growth is largely due to a proper wash day procedure 1x per week that includes deep conditioning which she states is a major contributor to hair growth, not so much oils. Me on the other hand I disagree. I have been faithfully deep conditioning and oiling my hair FAITHFULLY with 100% pure castor oil since 2015. I oil my scalp in-between wash days 2-3 times per week. I have NEVER experienced scalp issues leaving oils in. My hair has been full, thick, and strong all these years. Did I ever have major scalp issues when I started? No. But as a man because I was told “baldness” runs in the family, I wanted to start treating my hair and scalp as soon as possible in case I might experience hair loss. I would like to know from you is she correct? Are leaving oils on the scalp unnecessary and don’t cause hair growth? Mind you, she has stated that black women have the leading causes of hair loss. And practices like these are probably why because we don’t know how the scalp works and applying things on them actually harms it. Please let me know your thoughts.

[@marianb2530]

Thank you for this video... I have been noticing a lot of hair fall and I do see thinning in general. The hairline is not super bad, but noticable. I honestly do not know how to wear my hair well... If it's natural I have it in twists from WASH DAY and I'm wearing a scarf. S o, I have been pressing my hair out since the end of summer. And I don't press my hair every week or in between. My mom used to press our hair all the time when I was young, and it was never an issue, like heat damage. When I went natural, that's when I started having more issues🤷🏿‍♀️ I am going to make an appointment to see a dermatologist. And I stopped over doing it with a lot of products... I used to get my hair braided so tightly years ago and it wasn't good - I haven't let anybody braid my hair in years because of the abusive hair braiding! Thank you.

[@contentat45able]

You are now the only "managing hair video" person I listen to. You have helped me learn what to do with my gray hair to keep it healthy. However, my issue is the fact that my hair will grow, everywhere except my temple area and front edges. I do not wear tight hairdo's, wigs, weaves, or pull on my hair in anyway. In fact I have always had issues with my hair in these areas. It's like my hair will only grow a couple of inches and break off. Any suggestions on what I should do?

[@walknnluv]

You are such a blessing! Loving that tee also! Can you provide a link for a good wrap for around my edges. I have silk bonnets but some of them look like the band may be cotton. Thank you

[@godsprecious6884]

Loving the hair ❤❤

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Yasss! Thank you so much! 💜🙌🏾

[@adaiyah-zyahudah9890]

Congrats on your training for your Half Marathon. I too an training for my first.

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

YAY!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! And best wishes on your training as well!

[@hatbarn3532]

Thank you for sharing your expertise with us. I make my own Rosemary oil which i have been using for a year and a half, and my edges and hair problems generally are improving daily.

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

That is Awesome!!! It’s a slow progress but a little goes a long way 🙌🏾

[@starmaxx4]

Karen great video as always! 🥰💙.. I definitely can relate and although I see a change on one side of my hairline the other side my follicles are dead (skin is extremely smooth) .. I’m definitely increasing my scalp messages and using your hair products as well 🥰💙

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hey Star! Yes. Smooth skin is at times an indication of scarred follicles. I actually had that in the video but I edited it out. But remember, you can still stimulate the follicles that are still active so keep on going!

[@starmaxx4]

@@KarenofCurlHouse thank you so much Karen 🤗

[@pinky-ud1rt]

Thank you so much i eat healthy i take a lot of vitamins i do use a lot oils i just love your vlogs i have a scalp massage when i wash my hair x

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Thank you so much Pinky!!! I appreciate it!!!

[@angenettelynch3392]

Thanks for all of this helpful information! I’m interested in how to prevent thinning edges (I’m 58 with natural, high porosity gray hair). I just ordered your bundle hair growth bundle and I can’t wait to give your products a try! Thanks again!

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Yay!!!! Awesome!!!!!!

[@martasalvi8152]

Hi darling thank you for making this video 😊

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

You are very welcome!

[@lynneedavis]

Fantastic information Karen, thank you so much!😊

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

You are very welcome!

[@TC-gx3qn]

Great video!

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Thanks a bunch!

[@brendageater3928]

I can relate to traction alopecia on one side of my head, thankfully it's growing back, but was born with "cowlicks" AKA "receding hairline" but I have a lot of baby hair in that area 🤷

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Yay! So glad you are getting some regrowth Brenda!!!

[@loisevora2717]

Thank you for this information. I had a biopsy done, and the result was I have Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia 😢. I was given a treatment plan. I take Doxycycline twice a day. I also put Clobetasol Propionate on my scalp twice a day. I have to do this for 3 months. The dermatologist didn't promise me my hair would grow back, but I am hopeful the larger spots will get some hair growth. This was my fourth dermatologist. I have been trying to get some real answers to my scalp issues for 7 years. Now I know it is inflammation of the scalp. I would like a suggestion on how many times you think I should wash my hair during my treatment per week?

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hi Lois! I'm sorry to hear about your FFA, BUT I'm glad you got a diagnosis all at the same time. Treatment plan sounds good. I've had a few clients with FFA that I've treated along side the dermatologist plan so I recommend you shampoo your hair 2x per week (for 8 weeks) then scale back to weekly. I"m not sure what type of shampoo you are using but something designed for the scalp to help with inflammation reduction is ideal. You can also incorporate some of the suggestions in this video as well, but continue to stick to your dermatologist plan as well. Scarring takes place over time, so you want to save the hair follicles that are not scarred as much as possible. #stayencouraged #beconsistent

[@loisevora2717]

@KarenofCurlHouse Thank you so much for replying back. I do appreciate it. I am using Trader Joe's Tea Tree Shampoo or Shea Moisture Black Castor Oil Shampoo.

[@luwanabennett1054]

And you are so awesome! 😊♥️

[@pinky-ud1rt]

Shes amazing right lovely lady love her advice

[@luwanabennett1054]

@@pinky-ud1rt 😊😊😊

[@luwanabennett1054]

Hi Karen. This video was so informative. I was wondering can the hairline also break off a little due to years of relaxers?

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

ABSOLUTELY! Overprocessing of relaxers can certainly causing the hairline to thin as it is the weakest part of your hair anyway.

[@luwanabennett1054]

@@KarenofCurlHouse I'm so glad I don't get relaxers anymore. For me personally, they started thinning my hair out, and making it weak. I hope I never go back to relaxers, even when it's tempting! Lol

[@nnekaokeke-stubbs827]

Hi Karen. How long do you recommend that a person massage their edges at a minimum. Also, is it done daily or every other day.

[@gmack8138]

I was given a cortisone cream for my hair line. I had a small thin patch. The dermatologist told me not to wear braids

[@ylstaggs]

I’m new here, I loss my edges, i need to eat right inside out! Yes, meditation definitely ❤

[@LuLU-ep7wf]

thank you, i have the autoimmune type

[@donnahkimerly3476]

I have a lot of grey along the hair line. I wear silk scarves at night. And sleep on satin pillow. However my hair continues to break. My hair is pretty healthy otherwise. Grows very well and quickly. But hairline is short. I don’t know what to do. Or how tho treat it any different from the rest of my hair.

[@tashadavis2491]

Hi im on a hair journey to go bck to being natural after getting a relaxer after being natural for 4 yrs, im taking blood pressure meds, cholesterol and diabetes meds as well. Should i try your restoration line?

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Yes! Absolutely give it a try while you are transitioning! I also have a 7 week hair growth/restoration program that I will facilitate again early next year. You can learn more about it and join the waitlist here: www.curlhouseacady.com

[@stephaniemc9970]

Thanks for this video. Question: Can traction alopecia from 30 or 40 years ago be reversed?

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hey there! As a general rule a thumb. The longer the follicle has been dormant (no hair growing) the higher the probability that it will not grow back because it may be scarred, and once the follicle is scarred it more than highly will no longer produce hair. So if it’s been over 30 years … that’s a long time. But it’s difficult to conclude anything concrete without really looking at it either.

[@tyracalloway8993]

What about coloring the hair

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

You can color your hair and it shouldn’t affect your edges unless it’s overprocessed

[@stephaniesnider7580]

My edges and my hair line is damage l am using the oils but l don't see any improvement improvement

[@MOMAT_]

How can I get and keep my hair down like you in this video? I don't what should I do

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Have you tried a flat twist out? Similar to cornrows but in two strand flat twists. When its untwisted the hair will lay flatter. This is an example. Or a wash n go and stretch the hair with bands to give it hang time. See these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYvCd6J3jbp6gNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/gprTe4GDit-Lers

[@MOMAT_]

@@KarenofCurlHouse No any day I can make flat twist!! It's HARDDDD and my hair is sooo much and think, it's going to take 2 days 😭😂😂 The second way is Easier and beautiful but still... My hair naturally kinda go down but it puffs the second it's dry What can I do in this case? I know I can't just keep my hair wet all day Or can I I genuinely don't know Can I do anything?

[@MOMAT_]

@@KarenofCurlHouse Any way thank you so much for all if what you do And all what you help people with and let them learn and feel better

[@alondathomas7934]

That wig is very becoming on you😊

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Thank you so much!!! It's my favorite go-to!

[@stacyebrim9702]

Thanks for your great advice! I just doing your videos within the last few weeks. I haven't been to a dermatologist yet, but have definitely noticed thinning at my temple and edges. I've started with rosemary oil. How often do you recommend using it?

[@maggiewills1776]

Love your wig. What’s the brand?

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hey there! It’s by Her Given Hair. The headband wig. If you use code “curlhouse’ you will get a sligh discount

[@maggiewills1776]

@@KarenofCurlHouse Thank you so much!

[@cathylassiter4660]

Hi Karen - love your content! Working on getting my edges back on track, no issues with the rest of my thick coarse gray hair! It’s a lot of hair and takes A LOT OF TIIME to finger detangle!’ Which headband wig did you order from Her Given Hair? Is it the coily or curly. it’s so pretty l! Luv it 🥰

[@lnyawilliamsmoore]

What type of alopecia does Jada Pinkett Smith have?😉🧐🤔 What causes scalp pimples in menopausal/postmenopausal women?

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hey there! I believe Jada has Alopecia Areata. This too is autoimmune where the body or immune system attacks the follicles. Scalp pimples in menopausal women are primarily brought on by changes in hormones or imbalances in hormones causing fluctuations in sebum secretion. So it's kinda like when you are going through puberty and the hormones change and some may be acne on the face -- hormonal changes.

[@lnyawilliamsmoore]

@@KarenofCurlHouse Thanks. Looking forward to when all suffering will be done away with forever under heavenly kingdom rule in paradise on Earth (Matt 6:9,10; Isaiah 9:6,7;Rev 21:3-5)

[@Vonica52]

@@lnyawilliamsmoore me too

[@Curiousbrowsing]

Can men experience this from wearing baseball caps every day?

[@KarenofCurlHouse]

Hey there! If the cap is pretty tight you can. I just posted a video about that today actually: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4rFgKuDd6hjqdE