Yeah Im starting to think I am becoming allergic to the braiding hair because my scalp get little dry patches sometimes so I have to figure out an alternative with the braiding hair. I usually use Black N' Gold.
Some people have a condition called psoriasis of the scalp and seborrheic dermatitis. Those conditions will make your scalp crust up even after box braids are first installed.
Mine is just one week n my hair is already starting to loose off from the edges of the braids. Growth already and its kinda painful when that hair grows out and the braids pulling on your hair. Like mi gosh😞
All of these signs are true for me but mom says "no you should keep them" it's already been 1 month and half and my hair is growing fast but MOM DOESN'T FUCKING UNDERSTAND
Although witch hazel stops the itching it has some amounts of alcohol in it. I wouldn’t suggest using witch hazel for your scalp cause it can cause bald patches overtime or thin new growth.(speaking from experience) Maybe use aloe Vera. But whatever works best for you😊
Oh wow! I’ve never tired witch hazel before, but if it can potentially cause thinning then idk lol. I needs this new growth fully intackedT lol. Thanks for watching btw❤️❤️
3 months? Wow. I've never had them in for 2months! 4-6weeks I got new growth galore and done washed them (knotless included) 2-3 times. Going on 6 weeks now and thinking bout taking em out but lazy honestly so maybe 1 more week
Lol aaawwww, it’s okay! At least my tips gave you the indication that it may be time! Don’t forget to watch some of my other videos on taking care of your natural hair once you decide to take your braids out and subscribe for more content! Thanks for watching❤️
I cant tell where my new growth is because my cuticle is so slick that mine are slipping lol. I wanna take them out because it's almost been a month lol
If they're slipping then it may be a chance the braids weren't put in right. Look up knotless braids tutorial and get your next braids done like that. I promise you wont have any slippage.
I used to experience the same, i can only recommend moisturizing your scalp (itchiness and dryness), not washing too often (frizz) and not to use non water based products on your braids (build up) Also everyones hair grows at a different speed so enjoy your new growth and don't worry if it isn't 100% as neat as the first day
you know what, just @ me next time please. I should've known it was time because I was looking for videos like this😂when you hit the doin too much part I was like alright i know, my baby hairs are becoming adolescents and ive worn a ponytail for the last 4 days. lemme get the scissors...
I've been trying to hold on because it's only been 2 weeks yet the braiders tuck game was not good and new growth is already hitting that half inch point
One month isn't too short especially depending on the size and style of your braids. It depends on you, if your scalp is itchy and flaky even after you've tried to moisturize etc, I would just take them out.
Girl, I would take them out. I can not stand when my scalp continues to itch even after I've moisturized it. You can try washing your braids or taking them out and washing your hair. Give you hair a little break from the braids until your scalp stops itching. Check out my latest video on how to moisturize your hair and subscribe to my channel for more vids if you haven't already :)
When your hair does this after 2 weeks 😅😅
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Ugh I didn’t even make it to three months. It’s only been 3 weeks
Wow :\
same
Marie Harbor same
Yeah Im starting to think I am becoming allergic to the braiding hair because my scalp get little dry patches sometimes so I have to figure out an alternative with the braiding hair. I usually use Black N' Gold.
shit only had mine in nearly 3 weeks new growth is like that..
Ooffff
New growth is the best!! :)
Omg sameeeee😑
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Same :/
I like braids but I just hate the process of getting them done. And I always take them down within the maximum 4 weeks
yeah the process can take forever so I understand. And yeah 4 weeks is a good amount of time as well. :)
The longer my braids are in my scalp isn't itchy. They're only itchy the first 2weeks when they're freshly done.
It can vary depending on the person, I just try to make sure I keep my scalp moisturized while I have braids to reduce the itchy feelings.
Some people have a condition called psoriasis of the scalp and seborrheic dermatitis. Those conditions will make your scalp crust up even after box braids are first installed.
Mine is just one week n my hair is already starting to loose off from the edges of the braids. Growth already and its kinda painful when that hair grows out and the braids pulling on your hair. Like mi gosh😞
i felt every word in this video... every.word.😂
Im glad you enjoyed it! LOL check out my lastest video on moisturizing natural hair and subscribe if you haven't already :)
the last one is sooo true😭😭 i feel so salty lol
It still looks cute Hun❤️ I like mine to get old I sleep so much better on em🙌🏾
I enjoyed this video 😂😂😂 she said “you tried it” 😂😂😂 “it’s time because now you’re doing too much”
Glad you enjoyed my video and found it amusing! check out my latest video on how to moisturize your hair and subscribe if you haven't already! :)
Thank you! Oh my,,,, all the way to laying down my "baby-hair"!🤣
Lol, glad you enjoyed😆
It’s been 1 week that I have my short box braids and I have new growth, hair frizz ..
All of these signs are true for me but mom says "no you should keep them" it's already been 1 month and half and my hair is growing fast but MOM DOESN'T FUCKING UNDERSTAND
My hair grows mad fast. I have like an inch of new growth and it's only been 1 month.
What do u do to it ?
Use braid spray to keep your scalp moisturized and use witch hazel to cleanse ur scalp
I didn't think of that. Witch hazel will stop the itch too
Although witch hazel stops the itching it has some amounts of alcohol in it. I wouldn’t suggest using witch hazel for your scalp cause it can cause bald patches overtime or thin new growth.(speaking from experience) Maybe use aloe Vera. But whatever works best for you😊
Oh wow! I’ve never tired witch hazel before, but if it can potentially cause thinning then idk lol. I needs this new growth fully intackedT lol. Thanks for watching btw❤️❤️
Lol came here to hopefully get validation to keep mine in longer (feeling lazy) but damn.....I guess it’s time 😭 here I go 😂
Alhan Bilal lmao yes girl! Listen to your hair and your scalp. Thanks for watching btw💖
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3 months? Wow. I've never had them in for 2months! 4-6weeks I got new growth galore and done washed them (knotless included) 2-3 times. Going on 6 weeks now and thinking bout taking em out but lazy honestly so maybe 1 more week
I definitely subbed, and your sooo pretty 👍🏾👍🏾keep up with the great work
aaaawww thank you for your kind words :)
Half into the video and I’m like damn! I gotta take all this out
Lol aaawwww, it’s okay! At least my tips gave you the indication that it may be time! Don’t forget to watch some of my other videos on taking care of your natural hair once you decide to take your braids out and subscribe for more content! Thanks for watching❤️
I cant tell where my new growth is because my cuticle is so slick that mine are slipping lol. I wanna take them out because it's almost been a month lol
If they're slipping then it may be a chance the braids weren't put in right. Look up knotless braids tutorial and get your next braids done like that. I promise you wont have any slippage.
Mine been in for a little more than a week but I’m having all these symptoms. Should I take them out ?
Just a little more than a week? Hmmm... then I would take them out if you haven't already.
I used to experience the same, i can only recommend moisturizing your scalp (itchiness and dryness), not washing too often (frizz) and not to use non water based products on your braids (build up)
Also everyones hair grows at a different speed so enjoy your new growth and don't worry if it isn't 100% as neat as the first day
Lol thanks for this video!
I can't go past 2 months anymore! Lol. It's too raggedy on me!!! 😅😜
I feel you! 😩
you know what, just @ me next time please. I should've known it was time because I was looking for videos like this😂when you hit the doin too much part I was like alright i know, my baby hairs are becoming adolescents and ive worn a ponytail for the last 4 days. lemme get the scissors...
I've been trying to hold on because it's only been 2 weeks yet the braiders tuck game was not good and new growth is already hitting that half inch point
I've had my braids in for a month and i have that much new growth. I think im going to take them out now though.
Miss Love sameeeep
Lol you are too funny!! Very informative
You answered all my questions! You Kevin heart moment had me laughing
Glad I could help! And I’m glad you enjoyed it lol💕 thanks for subscribing
Question: do people ever re dip their hair in hot water to seal fuzz?
Yes they do, I’ve also done it before! Sometimes our braids need a little extra love and care
Got My Box braids Did Last Year December 22 2021 Got Them Redone February 3 2022 Yesterday With To African Lady She took them down Yesterday April 3
I love the last few tips hahah
Not only are some of the braids getting loose for me, but I also have new growth after 3 weeks.
I feel you girl! It be like that. It may be time for a refresh or a new set of braids🥰
Seeing new growth is always a plus tho! Your hair is growing 💖
I was tryna tell my mom this and she’s like you don’t need to take it out yet and mines is worst then yours
Jalissa Show well if yo mama anything like mines then mama is always right!🤣
Lena Melanista true that tho
I put shampoo on my braids and they shrinked it’s been 2 weeks shall I take them out cuz I want to do a new style like cornrows
How long have you had them in prior to shampooing them?
@@LenaMelanista box braids was in since 15 April
Is one month too short?
One month isn't too short especially depending on the size and style of your braids. It depends on you, if your scalp is itchy and flaky even after you've tried to moisturize etc, I would just take them out.
I really wanna go 6 weeks
6 weeks that’s about what I do usually. I don’t like keeping mine too long especially if they start looking dusty lol
@@LenaMelanista true or even smelly
Problem is my grew 1/2 inch in 2 weeks
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Never heard that before... thanks💕
It’s only been a month but i have most of these and I’m so sad to see them go :(
Gotta let em go lol💕💕
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I don't have braids idk u ik watching it...
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What if I had my braids for 1 week and I have the crazy constant itch.
Girl, I would take them out. I can not stand when my scalp continues to itch even after I've moisturized it. You can try washing your braids or taking them out and washing your hair. Give you hair a little break from the braids until your scalp stops itching. Check out my latest video on how to moisturize your hair and subscribe to my channel for more vids if you haven't already :)
It’s time 😄
This was very helpful
That’s what I’m here for sis! Glad it was helpful for you. 💖
Yeah
Thank you for this video ❤
You are very welcome :)
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