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Hi O Luz! Thank you for watching and glad it was helpful!!

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Thank you so much for watching! I am so glad this video as helpful! I know how you feel! Baby hairs are the worst (at first) but it's soooo nice when they finally grow out and fill in making our hair fuller!

I am so glad these ideas helped!

Thank you for watching and Thank you so much for the tip! I will do this for future videos!!!

Maybe try the inhhair quick slick?

@Astro Bitch Try out the inhhair quick slick! It works well for me

@Astro Bitch mk, not sure if it works well for different hair types tho but i hope it helps!

@Astro Bitch my hair type is thin and 2a

@Astro Bitch did u get the product? does it work?

Same

Thank you so much, Lucia!

It gets better! Alot of the short crazy hair was new growth. I hope this video was helpful! Thank you so much for subscribing!

Thank you, Rita! I'm glad they worked for you!!

Hi Six1Nina! A few things that can cause hair breakage on top are: heat damage from styling tools (always use a heat protectant), hair accessories such as hair clips or rubber bands that pull off hair when we remove them (always use satin or silk scrunchies), pulling hair back too tightly like in a ponytail, brushing hair too hard (always start from bottom up). If the hair is pulled out (either accidentally or by plucking) from the root, it could damage the hair follicle. When this happens, the hair will either not grow back or it could grow back a different texture-coarse and wiry.

Hi Lux. I hope the area on top of your head has grown out. Yes, very hot water can cause damage to hair.

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond thanks for your comment back. unfortunately my hair has just gotten worse. somehow a couple weeks ago i had a drastic change to my scalp and now it is extremely dry and flakey, never experienced this before in such a short time frame of change. Ive switched to gentle shampoos and conditioners now and just have to hope for the best :)

I am sorry to hear about your hair and scalp. Hopefully the change in shampoo and conditioner will help fix the problem. Please keep me updated.

I had the same problem so I know how you feel. Hopefully one of these will help like its helped me! ❤️

Sharon, Yes, you can put jojoba oil on the ends of your hair and after your hair has been washed.

Hi Sharon! Yes, you can add jojoba oil to your ends and to your scalp after washing-it is a sealant so it will seal in the moisture. You can use it on damp or dry hair. If you have fine hair, use a very, very small amount. No need to reapply before your next hair wash day because it should stay on your hair until your next wash. It's best to use unrefined jojoba oil because it's full of all the nutrients that helps strengthen hair and makes hair healthier. It's a golden yellow color so if you have silver/gray/white hair, be careful because it could stain your hair. Refined jojoba, on the other hand, is clear but most of the nutrients have been lost during the refining process. Hope that helps!

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond not to be a pain but I added some jojoba prob a teaspoon to my ends and some close to scalp...I wash my hair tomorrow. I've lost hair due to covid. Now I'm paranoid. I read okay to leave jojoba in hair till washing and next can't leave jojoba in more than overnight. But if you wash your hair put jojoba in shampoo. Then after washing add a few drops to scalp and massage in. So basically if you wash your hair 2x week, this is in your hair for days. So my question is what's better for hair thinning, leaving oil or not..covid hair shedding has me devastated. 2 says ago I did a jojoba and rosemary treatment...hair felt nice..soft but still dry especially top and sides. So frustrating so I added more jojoba 2 days later..I'm hoping I'm not overdoing it. But also afraid to wash it out cause I loose more hair 😒 I'm so sorry about going on and on...scared as heck

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond thank you so much for answering so quickly I started watching you by the flyaways and gray hair. I am transitioning to gray, I'm kind of having a hard time dealing with it considering I still work and I figured I'd wait till retired 2 yrs But with alot of shedding from Covid, I best not dye it too. I did 2x but that's the last straw..fine hair is touchy..I had fine but alot and was strong, now I shed...hair is everywhere...If I had thick hair I wouldn't be so worried. Is there a good shampoo for thin hair or something to prevent hair loss? Dud you ever hair of Millcreek Keratin...seems to not have harsh ingredients.

@@sharonjurczyk8180 Sharon, I am really, really sorry you are going through this. I had hair loss due to the hair dye and once I stopped dyeing my hair it started to grow back. It’s been 4 years and the areas where I went bald are still healing but it has filled in. Hopefully, now that you have stopped using dye, that will help stop a lot of the hair loss. I didn’t use anything to prevent hair loss since I didn’t need to (because my hair grew back on its own)but I use an Apple Cider vinegar rinse to keep my hair strong and healthy. It is supposed to help stimulate hair growth. Here is the link to the video I made about the Apple Cider Vinegar rinse. m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iKljdsZh0qrWhH0.html I can’t say it will help since we are all different but just sharing what I use. Honestly, you may need to see a Dr to give you something to help stop the hair loss.

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond thx I have a hair Restoration appointment tomorrow...I did do a touch up 2x since covid..it could be the hair dye also...so your hair came in like a nice whitish color not an ugly gray. Thx for your help Dud you lose your hair gradually? Or handfuls when you washed it Afraid of day when it's hair washing day

Hi Veronicaapolinar! Hope these tips help! ❤️

Thank you so much! I posted a video about Coconut oil and hair types (who shouldn't use it and why). I'll post the links in the description for anybody who wants more info.

@@GrayHairTransitionandBeyond I remember typing this out so I could take a screenshot 😂

@@littleamig0 I don't mind if you share the info. I share to help and your post/comment helps those who don't have time to watch the whole video. I thought it would be helpful to share that I posted a video explaining why people with dry, or coarse hair shouldn't use coconut oil.

Why can’t you use coconut oil on thick hair? my hair is thick and it works for me

Yes, flyaways could be caused by dry hair and breakage but it could also be caused by the humidity, your hair type (texture), or if you've had hair loss or thinning and your hair is growing back, then those little hairs that stand up could be the new hair growth.

So should i change the parting every once in a while?

@@smile73636 yes definitely. I forgot where I got this info from but xhange your hair part like every 6 months or so because the sun can also play a part in how it damages

youre supposed to brush your hair wet?

@@alalal123421 no that damages it! I used to do that all the time

Wow I never thought of that my part has been the same for 11 years good to know

I think most women don't like products in their hair because of the product build up.

Hi Aaliyah!! It doesn't come in a tiny, easy to carry container. The little eyebrow gel is easy to carry in your purse for quick touch ups.

Exactly! I have read that regular gel can cause cystic acne on your face. I have suffered from cystic acne so I'm too scared to test it. Also, It's heavier than eyebrow gel and it can have more alcohol in it.

Thank You so much Daniel!

Hi Aislin! You should give it a try it anyway. I have fine, straight hair so I can not say if it would work on thick or curly hair.

Hi K! I'm sorry to hear they didn't work. It could be the texture or thickness of your hair. I have fine hair so that's probably why they work on my hair.

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I was in the bathroom (where the lighting is the best) but I was not on the toilet.My bathroom in that home was very large so I was able to sit away from the toilet and on a chair. :)