Y'all my journey continues! Check out my update on my CCCA journey with treatment and Nutrafol plus my most recent hair transformation! ruclips.net/video/xJhggrCQ-WI/видео.html
I would suggest incorporating, Keratin / collagen hair spray to strengthen hair and a good topical serum, or Rosemary cloves etc, especially if you decide to stop using the pills.
Thanks for sharing your story. My hair is relaxed. I’ve been prescribed with topical steroid, oral antibiotics, and started the injections…. However I am clueless on what to do with my hair in the interim 😩😩😩. Every topical oil (castro, coconut, Aragorn oil ) burns my scalp, so I’ve been using vaseline. What product do you recommend to keep my hair moisturized? How often should I wash and condition my hair? Your hair also looks straightened, is it safe to get a relaxer? Or did you wait for the inflammation to be gone?
Hi! Girl i feel you that burning is no joke! So in the interim I wore my hair in protective styles that didn't cause tension to the direct area, so because of the location of my spot that was u-part wigs, glueless wigs or just natural/ straightened. All ways that I could easily get to my scalp daily for topical treatments and allowed me to just leave that spot alone until it was time for the treatment. If i did braids or twists, I used less hair in that area to minimize tension and didn't keep them in the full 6-8 weeks, took them out probably around the 5 week mark each time. I wash and condition my hair every 10-14 days, yes I don't have a perm but I do often straighten it because of the unfortunate gap that lack of hair causes in general...although I've been doing the wigs lately since I'm trying to grow out the damage in my hair overall from a recent (Terrible) color job I did lol. My doctor and dermatologist told me to stay away from all chemicals (outside of my treatments) on that area because the hair there is already super fragile, so I wouldn't even straighten it sometimes, just leave it blowdried and twist and pin it up. My inflammation still comes and goes, working on other ways now to keep it maintained for continued growth.
I haven't tried their shampoo and conditioner. I just used the hair growth supplements. I was thinking about their scalp support system products though.
@@thedevindiaries oh I see, so the Nutrafol supplements were for new hair growth being stronger etc. I wonder what happens when you stop taking the supplements. More often, with some, when you stop using them, the problem reoccurs.
I had the injections and started growing hair on my forehead 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️. But not the area needed. I also was using the cream that was prescribed for my scalp. So I stopped but everyone different. I gonna give these a try
Y'all my journey continues! Check out my update on my CCCA journey with treatment and Nutrafol plus my most recent hair transformation! ruclips.net/video/xJhggrCQ-WI/видео.html
My hair has come out in that same area as well (by the side of my ear). But mine was nutrient deficiency… vitamin d.
That’s a part of my problem I feel too! Taking supplements now daily
Had to make sure that my daughter didn’t make this vid. She’s Devin B also😂. Great video
Thanks for the review! Great Info.☺️
Glad it was helpful!
I would suggest incorporating, Keratin / collagen hair spray to strengthen hair and a good topical serum, or Rosemary cloves etc, especially if you decide to stop using the pills.
Thanks! Yes I've been using some rosemary oil lately and protective styling.
Thanks for sharing your story. My hair is relaxed. I’ve been prescribed with topical steroid, oral antibiotics, and started the injections…. However I am clueless on what to do with my hair in the interim 😩😩😩. Every topical oil (castro, coconut, Aragorn oil ) burns my scalp, so I’ve been using vaseline. What product do you recommend to keep my hair moisturized? How often should I wash and condition my hair? Your hair also looks straightened, is it safe to get a relaxer? Or did you wait for the inflammation to be gone?
Hi! Girl i feel you that burning is no joke! So in the interim I wore my hair in protective styles that didn't cause tension to the direct area, so because of the location of my spot that was u-part wigs, glueless wigs or just natural/ straightened. All ways that I could easily get to my scalp daily for topical treatments and allowed me to just leave that spot alone until it was time for the treatment. If i did braids or twists, I used less hair in that area to minimize tension and didn't keep them in the full 6-8 weeks, took them out probably around the 5 week mark each time. I wash and condition my hair every 10-14 days, yes I don't have a perm but I do often straighten it because of the unfortunate gap that lack of hair causes in general...although I've been doing the wigs lately since I'm trying to grow out the damage in my hair overall from a recent (Terrible) color job I did lol. My doctor and dermatologist told me to stay away from all chemicals (outside of my treatments) on that area because the hair there is already super fragile, so I wouldn't even straighten it sometimes, just leave it blowdried and twist and pin it up. My inflammation still comes and goes, working on other ways now to keep it maintained for continued growth.
And here's a video walking through the products I use, will have an updated one soon: ruclips.net/video/BqXpf4lcm8M/видео.html
Thank you again and again. I really appreciate you taking the time out to help me and others through this journey.
Did you use Nutrafol shampoo and conditioner to stop your ends breaking?
I haven't tried their shampoo and conditioner. I just used the hair growth supplements. I was thinking about their scalp support system products though.
@@thedevindiaries oh I see, so the Nutrafol supplements were for new hair growth being stronger etc. I wonder what happens when you stop taking the supplements. More often, with some, when you stop using them, the problem reoccurs.
Are you still using Nutrafol?
Yes I am!
If you stop using your hair will fall it so important to take good quality vitamins and slowly lower dosage use a good hair remain serum
How do you take these supplements? I notice they feel a bit plastic like, do you dissolve them in a drink or is the outer layer consumable? Thanks!
It's consumable. I took them with water.
Any side effects from the injections?
I did have some soreness in the area within the first few hours, nothing too serious though, and only to the touch. Other than that no!
I had the injections and started growing hair on my forehead 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️. But not the area needed. I also was using the cream that was prescribed for my scalp. So I stopped but everyone different. I gonna give these a try
@@keedybaby9243 Oh wow ive never heard of that that's annoying! I would've stopped too.
@@thedevindiaries yes! I was like no ma’am. I’m from Nola so I said bye 👋🏽 baabbbyyyy in mind lol