How Can I Re-Grow My African-American Hair After A Relaxer Hair Loss?

My hair just recently fell out from a perm. I would like to know what should I use to help it regrow back in fuller, because I had a pretty decent amount of long hair and now it is very thin and has a very few bald spots. How often should I conditon my hair and what products should I use, also my hair is color-treated...? Thanks!How Can I Re-Grow My African-American Hair After A Relaxer Hair Loss?
Go to Sally's beauty supply and buy Wild Grow Oil, it will work wonders! Best of luck.How Can I Re-Grow My African-American Hair After A Relaxer Hair Loss?
this product is called wild growth hair oil,and it's all natural and it's been out for over 20 years and it really dose work... like really umm i stated using this oil in i think the 5th or 6th grade I'm in the 10 th now i know lol but umm the oil is perfect i love it to tell you the truth i think it's wonderful it's for all hair type from white,black,Asian,umm Scottish whatever the oil is really good and it works there is a site in on it i have no pic's yet but i might give some in June of 08 so my hair should be on or past my shoulders then but the all can be use for both men and woman of all ages and here the link the site it can be bought on line at the wild growth site or at some local beauty store i get mine from sally's beauty for like 7.99 and the prices may deffer on were you buy it but here's the link and i hope you guy get a look into it and try it out





http://www.wildgrowth.com/
I would suggest putting in some braids for a while..just to give your hair some time to grow out.


Do this for at least a month. then take out the braids and be very gentle with your hair from then on.


Try to stay away from heating products once the braids are out..
First I would suggest to stop the color treatments. Color should only be applied to very healthy hair and by a professional stylist. Second are you going to a beautician or doing your hair yourself? I had this same problem and had to start going every two weeks to a stylist. You don't necessarily have to get your hair cut short but you do need to get your ends trimmed regularly to eliminate the damaged hair a little at a time. The stylist will apply deep conditioning for damaged hair and professional relaxers. Between visits all I do is wrap my hair and use oil sheen. Remember to keep curling and flat ironing to a minimum as this is also detrimental to the hair.
girl, i had that problem too. but the site you need to go to is www.ultrablackhair.com The products work wonders! and you will realize what are the best things for your hair.
If the spots are in the size of a quarter and has a smooth surface. Check out the photos in the website below, if its similar then it must be Alopecia Areata.





My bro managed to find a website called http://www.ALOPECIA-AREATA-CURE.com when he had the same problem that explains about the condition and suggests treatment. He gave it a try and to all our surprise he recovered.





Its quite informative. Your might want to give it a try. Wish you a quick recovery.
use NIOXIN. it is recommended by doc.s to cancer patients. your hair broke off b/c you arent supposed to put relaxers on color treated hair!!! you can also take prenatal vitamins! they make you hair grow and your nails grow!
Holding on to damaged hair does more damage to the healthy hair so getting your hair cut is the only way to go right now. Taking proper care of the hair you will have left will surely bring on some healthy thick new growth.


Little manipulation is key for black hair, try not combing and brushing it so much. Wear your hair in protective styles, styles that need little to no combing and that do not involve the hair rubbing against the clothes which causes breakage and shedding. Each week you should deep condition, alternate between a protein conditioner(help build and strengthen damaged weak hair) and a moisturizing conditioner(adds needed moisture). Let your hair air dry as much as possible and stay away from heat accessories like blow dryers and flat-irons if you can.


On the days you are not washing just spray/apply a leave-in conditioner or spray with a light moisturizer.


At night tie your hair up with a silk/satin scarf or bonnet to protect it from the cotton(Im assuming) pillowcase. You do not need to wrap your hair at night either, wrapping the hair is just unnessecary combing and actualy aids in the snapping and breakage of hair. If your stylists says you need to get your hair trimmed every 6-8 weeks then she's wrong. If you take care of your hair washing, deep conditioning, no heat, and etc than you can cut your hair every 3 months like i do and my hair is just fine. My hair is actually to the middle of my back and I only trim every 3 months.











Shampoos


:Creme of Nature


:Nuetrogena Triple Moisture


:creme of nature





Deep Conditioners(heat cap), alternating weekly between a protein and moisturizing conditioner.


:Olive Oil Replenishing Pak(protein)


:Organic Root Stimulator Hair Mayo(protein)


:Neutrogena Triple Moisture Deep Recovery Hair Mask





Air Dry(Always, helps lock in moisture)


Oil Scalp


:Coconut Oil


:Oyin Burnt Sugar Pomade


Relax every 2.5-3 months; Organic Root Stimulator or Motions are both really good relaxers. Only trim whenyou get your relaxer.


Alternate weekly between a protein conditioner and a moisturizing conditioner, the first two conditioners I mentioned are protein conditioners by the way. Using protein treatments back to back can actually break the hair off.





FYI: Neutrogean also makes a good leave in(word of mouth) called silk touch. You can apply this about every other day to keep your hair moisturized.
Use hair mayonnaise with every wash.


Put your hair in extensions for a couple of months so it can grow out without you being tempted 2 fiddle with it.
Are you going to continue to use relaxers or are you going to grow out your relaxer. Try using products from http://www.roundbrushhair.com they are cheap and very good for your hair. good luck