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If you want one on one help with your hair, you can use this link to contact me  http://bit.ly/NaturalHairCoach Here is how to know what is normal to you when it comes to the amount of hair you shed. Each time you detangle or comb out your hair, store the hair in a bag and label with the date. Do this for a month. You can use that to compare other future sheddings. Please note that shedding amount can change depending on different life factors such as hormonal changes, stress, aging, your nutrition, your health and also hair care methods. If you want one on one help with your hair, you can use this link to contact me  http://bit.ly/NaturalHairCoach

  Post Covid Hair Loss also known as PCHL is caused by temporary hair loss after a person has been diagnosed with COVID-19. This type of hair loss is normal after fever of an illness. Most people start noticing it months after recovering from Covid. This type of hair loss is actually hair shedding known as telogen effluvium. This can last from six to nine months before it stops. When your hair starts to grow back you will see short length of hair. If you discover a rash or itchiness, it is important to see your dermatologist.  COVID-19 has also been known to impact various alopecia-related diseases such as androgenetic alopecia, anrieta and effluvium because it affects stress and physiological factors.  If you want one on one help with your hair, you can use this link to contact me http://bit.ly/NaturalHairCoach Watch this video to see

Does Dandruff Cause Itchy Scalp? Itching scalp can be caused by a number of conditions, including dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis and psoriasis. BUT Why does it cause itching? Itching is a common response to any kind of irritation – and dandruff is no different. Your body responds by trying to shed the irritant, triggering neural pathways that cause you to scratch as well as triggering your skin cells to reproduce and replace the damaged cells. Click this link to buy what you can use If you want one on one help with your hair, you can use this link to contact me http://bit.ly/NaturalHairCoachb

  If you want one on one help with your hair, you can use this link to contact me  http://bit.ly/NaturalHairCoach When it comes to hair growth, I would love you to focus more on hair growth retention. This is the process of retaining the hair you are growing. Hair grows as long as you are alive. Your hair growth can be slow due to health issues, aging, hormonal changes etc. your hair could also be in a plateau. Watch this video below I would love you to try something new.  1. Create a hair routine that you know you will be consistent with.  2. Use the same products, making sure you are not trying different products and methods that will not allow you to  see what is causing your issues. 3. Try doing styles where you are not constantly in your hair; touching it and manipulating it. That is one of the best ways to retain hair growth. 4. Also look at your diet and make sure you are eating healthy foods Here is a simple routine: Every 2 weeks, wash your hair and scalp thoroughly with shamp

  Get To Know Me My name is Sola Awe and I am so happy you found this page. I am a licensed hair coach and have been a natural hair enthusiast since 2011 after I decided to transition my oldest daughter to natural hair. I have two daughters who are both natural and lovers of natural hair. My husband is also an advocate in his own way. I have a presence on social media as DiscoveringNatural that is dedicated to helping people be comfortable with their natural hair and learn how to easily care for it.  As a child, natural hair was not embraced and when I became an adult, I struggled with understanding my hair. When my oldest daughter was 4, I struggled with caring for her hair and did not have any resource to help me out, so I decided to relax her hair. After a friend invited me a natural hair event in Houston, Texas, where I reside, I knew I have found a new passion. The next day, we started my daughter's transition to natural and I followed afterwards with mine. When I discovered a

  This Summer Break is the perfect time for your child to learn how to do hair. This will help them be more independent in caring for their hair. As they get older this will save you a lot of money and also help them when they go off to college/university. Here are two things you need to get started: 1. Hair Training Mannequin: https://amzn.to/3qGZKfd 2. Tripod stand: https://amzn.to/3P3GN0q

  It is important to let your doctor know about the hair loss. It is possible for them to modify your medication accordingly. Do you have scarring from the lupus? If you have scarring in your scalp, it is possible that hair may not grow back without surgical intervention. Some people’s hair grows back once they stop taking certain medications. Here are some things you could try: 1. Try  finger detangling to help reduce hair loss caused by combs. 2. Reduce using heat 3. Try doing styles that will keep your hair protected, so that you always have your hands in your hair. 4. Use products that are not harsh  The goal here will be to keep your hair healthy and maintain the integrity of your hair

  When your ends are breaking, it could be an indicator that it is time to trim your ends. If you have not done so already. If you have done so lately, you might want to try changing the way you moisturize your hair. After adding your moisturizer, put some hair butter on the ends in the hair. When you style your hair, tuck in the ends of your hair to keep it protected. You can do a protein treatment to strengthen your hair but please do it only once a month.

If the thin hair has always been thin, it could be the nature of your hair follicles where you have that fewer number in that area versus other parts of your hair. The only way to know the viability of your hair follicles is to see a trichologist. If a trichologist says they are viable, he or she can suggest treatments. You could also try massaging with growth oils. If that area is where you pulled hair from the most, the follicles could be damaged but only a trichologist can test that area.