Recovered my Hair Loss + Why I lost it + What I took

❃REMEMBER❃ Our hair does not define our personality. Let us be known for how we make people feel. Let our kindness be the driving force of our confidence! READ my tips BELOW ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ

My Hair Recovery Tips
#1 Discover the root cause of your hair loss.
#2 Consider a cut! Let of the past and start fresh!
#3 Stay in REALaity Don't compare your hair to others
#4 Supplements I personally take:
-Geting ENOUGH Calories of nutrient dense foods.
- Foods to support Hair Recovery:
+silica; Spinach, Kale, dark leafy greens etc.
+healthy fats; Hemp Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Walnuts
+abundance of fresh fruits; Papaya, Blueberries, etc.
+beta Carotene rich foods; Sweet potatoes, Carrots, etc.

My Hair Care:
-I learned to embrace the natural texture of my hair and never use heat or dye on my hair.
-I brushed hair almost every day (especially when it was thin) also doing gentle scalp massages
-Oil blends on the ends of my hair almost every day and avoid split ends

Please share, subscribe & thumbs up if you found this helpful it really means so much to me and I hope this helped you in some way. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments.
-xoxo Charlotte Faith

This video is not sponsored and all products I purchased on my own. The links are amazon affiliate links so I make make a small percent of certain products purchased.

"Don't shine so that others can see you. Shine so that others can see HIM through you."

[nad]

Hair loss is just f...ing traumatic and stressfull, I've been going trough it and you can't really get it until you experience it

[charlottemcgrady]

Growing up my hair was always my biggest compliment, people would compliment the colour and thickness of it. I’ve started losing hair / it’s becoming a lot thinner and I feel like I’ve literally lost the only part of me I was confident about. Losing hair is horrible and you feel like you’ve lost a sense of yourself. I feel like shit constantly and am trying everything to get it back but I’m struggling so much at the moment

[ICW]

Your eyes, your face, the color of your hair, you look drop dead beautiful, i've been staring at you for the whole video, then rewatched it to hear what are you talking about. i'm so amazed

[pawangupta]

I've been using the Reactivate hair serum from litlllextra for the last month and completely switched from my old serum for the last two months. It's working fantastic. I just apply it one time every day with the spray pump included with the serum. It's very simple to use, not oily, and without any fragrance. The hair growth results are up to now so great, and it's just one month only and I will keep to apply it.

[nandinineema]

I've been losing my hair for 3 years and gradually I gave up on everything.
From very thick and voluminous hair to shrunk thin hair. The journey is very depressing and saddening.
Watching this, gave me a new ray of hope and I genuinely thank you so much for this much-needed inspiration. ❤

[Beyya]

Tips to heal:
1: Require patience
2: discover the cause (thyroid, adrenal, vitamins, do a blood test)
3: Consider a cut
4: Stay in reality - Don’t compare yourself to others.
5: Supplements:
( nettle leaf tea
Ashwagandha
Silica through leafy greens
Omega 3s walnuts
Fruits
Beta carotene carrots
Lentils )
6: Hair Care
( scalp massages
Brushing your hair
Apply mask at ends
Oil treatments (rose merry-jojoba oil blend)

[shrutitayal]

tip 1 7:52
tip 2 8:35
tip 3 9:02
tip 4 9:56
after these time tags , she generally tells many good tips while talking :-)

[denitsageorgieva]

I’m full tears because I’m going through this process right now. And it’s a great reminder to be kind to yourself and extremely patient. Thank you for the love

[whynothanks]

Any time a person’s appearance changes involuntarily, it can really take an emotional toll. The feeling of loss of control, confusion, struggling to figure out the cause, not being taken seriously by others/potentially by doctors…when we consider the bigger picture, it’s not *just* about the hair. Adding to that—hair can be a “canary in a coal mine” when it comes to our overall health. Because it isn’t an essential process, it can be one of the first things our body will let go of when struggling. So if you have noticed sudden hair loss without explanation, it really doesn’t hurt to check in with your body & your doctor. Even if the cause is “just” stress, your doctor should be able to offer you some suggestions for healthy coping mechanisms. It’s definitely a journey, & if you’re going through it, my heart is with you❤️ I promise you’re not as alone as you feel.

[urjajain]

The moment she said the bit about the "it's just hair" assumption that people make, I hit the like button. Hair is a big part of how a lot of people percieve themselves, me being one of them, and belitteling this about people is a shitty thing to do. We know it's "just" hair, but it's a part of how we see ourselves and people who do this should take their salon perfect blowdried hair and scoot out of here! Thank you for coming to my Ted talk!

[inspirestrength]

Hair is not "just hair" It is so valuable in saying so much about us that when we lose it then we know why we hold value to it. When my father had cancer and lost all of his hair I didn't care about it. But, when the hair started to grow back I felt like it was such a sign that he was getting better. He passed away with such healthy looking hair that I felt like for the way the illness ravished his body he had at least a part of himself back that he throughout his life had been complemented the most about. His smile and his hair. xoxo

[poojaaribam]

i miss my thick hair 😔 i used to have it.. but now all of sudden it became very im so sad

[caroqt]

I took a blood test and there was nothing there causing my hair loss. It's so stressful losing hair and the fact that the reason why it's falling is most likely because of stress.. stresses me out even more.

[plantl]

I couldn't stop admiring her beauty, wow.

[JagratiDasakku]

Superb tips Charlotte. Dealing with severe hair fall can be frustrating, and I understand how this feel. I went through a similar experience last year, and despite trying various remedies, nothing seemed to work. However, I didn't give up and continued my search for a solution.

In my journey, I found that incorporating natural hair oils and practicing yoga were effective in promoting healthy hair growth. But what made a significant difference for me was using the Littleextra Cocoonion natural shampoo and hair oil. These products are formulated with natural ingredients that nourish and strengthen the hair from the root to the tip.

I understand that everyone's hair is unique, and what worked for me may not work for you. However, based on my experience, I would highly recommend giving these tips a try. Don't lose hope, and keep trying until you find what works best for you. And remember, patience and perseverance are key in overcoming hair fall concerns.

[chelseazaydaraensehon]

It’s definitely not “Just hair” I hate when people say that! when you’re all depressed about how much hair you’ve lost that’s such the wrong words to use. 😒 I’ve been struggling with this since I had my 3rd child 5 years ago.

[startreedancer]

"Treat it like an expensive fabric". Love this! Thank you for the video.

[aaftabkhaan]

I'm applying littleexttra rosemary reactivate hair growth serum from a couple of weeks. Here is my review:
1- Great mix of ingredients
2- Noticeable results in just 2 weeks that I got from it
3- Lovely bottle with spray pump and nice packaging
4- Not so sticky and simple to apply

[imaniwilson]

Best takeaways for me were “patience and consistency” and “treat your hair like an expensive fabric” (love that!) Thanks for sharing your story. ❤️

[rraem]

I went through this. I've had hair below my bum for my entire life and it's a big part of my identity, not just beauty but a reflection of my culture. I'm British but my grandparents are from India and hair rituals and beauty has been passed down through generations. I started to get huge bald spots and lost most of my hair. I saw my doctor, got treatment and eventually cut it all off and start from scratch because massive bald spots, long hair and thinning ends was not a look LOL but I came home after my hair cut and cried. I was no longer the Indian girl with beautiful, long hair that strangers would compliment.

People say 'it's just hair' but hair is a reflection of our identity and health and unless you go through hair loss, there are no ways to explain to someone how you feel about it without people thinking it's just about our looks. If you are going through this, just know you are not alone.

Thank you Charlotte for being so brave and open about this, many people going through a similar experience will find comfort in this.
Also, the 2018 hair is soooo chic and beautiful on you, I could never pull it off