#thin edges

[wig-supplies-and-more]

#repost  

We offer wig lace and  wig supplies, but we also believe that you should nourish your natural hair.

Many of our customers wanted us to post the ingredients for extreme hair growth again.  Hands down,  it works!  Simple and natural ingredients that will quickly stimulate hair growth.   The mixture is also great if you need to flat iron your hair.

1 Tablespoon Extra Virgin Coconut Oil

1 Teaspoon Jamaican Black Castor Oil

1 Teaspoon Spanish Rosemary

1 Teaspoon Pure Emu oil

The mixture may be applied to the scalp and directly to the hair!    Click the links to view the exact brands that we used.

Try it out and keep us updated on your results!

[meanolelady]

Tip for the ladies with thin edges

because it happens, your edges thin out and it sucks.

Blue Magic Argan Oil w/vitamin E rubbed into not just your edges, but your entire head of hair once a day works wonders. I also tie a silk scarf around my head at night loosely. Most blue magic products can be found at a local beauty supply, but if you cant find any near you follow my link. It's actually cheaper than what I pay.

[anon-natural-blog-blog]

Hi. I'm AnonymousNatural, but for more specific identification purposes you can call me J.

Quick story.

One day I want to be able to rock a huge puff like this:

(Image source)

Ok, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit but you get the idea.

My decision to start this blog stemmed from the want to publicly document the progress that I'm making with my follicles. I've followed quite a few hair blogs before and I drool (sometimes enviously) over the lush manes of hair that I come across. However, one difficulty that I have been faced with is the lack of representation for a girl with hair like me. 

What kind of hair do I have? Well, let's see.. 

Relaxed or Natural? Right now, my hair is 100% natural. I did have my hair relaxed a few times during my life. I never did a big chop. The relaxed hair either grew out of broke off.

Kinky or Curly? After a lot of Google searching, blog perusing, and YouTube video viewing, I have lumped myself in with the 4a/4b girls. The looser texture inhabits the top/middle section of my head while the tighter one resides in the back and on the sides. Some strands feel smooth while others feel coarse. I think I'm a little kinky and a little curly all over.

Thick or Thin? I have very thin, low density hair. So my actual hair strands being quite thin just exacerbates the fact that I don't have that much hair on my head to begin with! 

Why do I feel like the odd man out? It seems like ever since I started college, the right side of my head hasn't thrived in the same way that the left side has. My right side is always shorter and thinner. Two specific areas on the right side of my head that have really suffered from this slow growing and/or easily damaged side are my edges and my nape. My nape seems to have a close relationship with a certain recurring bald spot, and my edges go through a cycle where they'll thicken up and grow a bit but then fall out and thin again. It is quite frustrating. I've searched online hoping to find someone out there who is dealing with the same difficulties that I am but I have had little to no luck. When I do find someone, she usually doesn't keep up with documentation of her progress. Instead I find more regular heads of hair that grow just fine and I start feeling all lonely again. ☹

Since I feel like my experience isn't well represented, I decided that it was important to take that step and represent myself. Perhaps I'll be able to find someone out there who can shed some light on my situation. And maybe I can shed some light on someone else's.

P.S. - While this blog will mainly be centered around hair-related things, please forgive me if I slightly deviate from the main concept. I can't be one dimensional all the time lol.

-AnonymousNatural