Rebounding and lose hair

I have heard that if you keep your hair open all the time the hair becomes thin, I had also done rebonding and have waist length hair but now the rebonding has all grown out and now I have my hair back. It had become very thin. My maasi told me to braid my hair and sleep at night then it will become thick !! I am doing that nowadays!!

 

Hey i dont think keeping it loose is the problem. Hair thinning is mostly due to things like use of chemicals, role of genes ( what age ur mum started losing hair or thinning hair ), some medications, and thyroid or some health issues.
So i think rebonding may contribute if use of chemicals but dont know if keeping it loose contributes.also sometimes anaemia or b12 deficiency could also cause hair loss. scalp health is also very important.


onion and garlic are very good as they contain sulfur that promotes hair growth.
Apply juice of onion to the scalp and leave on for about 15 minutes; then rinse with a mild shampoo. Crush a few cloves of garlic, add in a little coconut oil and boil for a few minutes. When this mix cools down to feel warm to the touch, apply it on the scalp with a little massaging action. Repeat this treatment two to three times a week for best results.
hope this helps.

 

one of my friends said rebonding regularly makes hair thin. I myself dont know much about it.

 

I've had bad hair fall experience once after rebonding my hair. I tried rebonding in a new salon rather than my regular salon. Had my hair trimmed to shoulder length and the usual rebonding method done. A week after rebonding, my hair started to fall in large quantity and that never happened before! My scalp was almost visible and that was how bad the situation turned into! Whenever I wash my hair....my bathroom floor will be covered with my hair!. My livingroom and kitchen as well..........it was so depressing!

I panicked as I don't know how to stop my hair from falling. I was almost going bald! I called my regular hairstylist and he told me to come to his salon. He examined my scalp and said the salon might have use large quantity of rebonding chemicals or maybe cheap chemicals!

I had no choice but to let him trim my hair even shorter and go for some hair treatment. My hairstylist gave me a large comb to comb my hair as it minimize hair fall. It took me almost 3 to 4 months to completely stop the hair fall.

Rebonding shouldn't be done too often. Once a year is ok. And avoid using hair dryers regularly.

SGBV,

If I'm not mistaken....you had a baby , didn't you?....Women shed hair after having baby. That can be the cause too. I lost lots of hair after my DS was born.

 

Sister SGBV,

Thanks for the thread,

Sister Denni,

I sail in the same boat as yours!!! Could you please share with me what hair treatment your hair stylist did to stop the hair fall, May be I could try too.

Thanks in advance, Sairam

 

Dear Saisakthi,

I cant exactly remember what my hairstylist used during the treatment as it happened about six years ago. I had a bout 3 rounds of treatment where my hairstylist would steam my hair after applying some hair care product. He then used vitamin capsules for the hair root. I am sorry that I cant remember the name of the product.

You can always try herbal or ayurvedic products. Currently I am using Himalya's hair shampoo and its not bad compared to other shampoos.