GROW Back Your EDGES FASTER with these 5 SIMPLE Tips!

How to grow back your thinning and damaged edges fast, by following these 5 simple tips.

For the best chances of seeing your edges grow back faster, avoid following BAD hair care practices that might be causing the problem to begin with, as this could potentially leading to traction alopecia (a form of hair loss) and this can become permanent if the damage is severe.

Also, make sure you follow the hair growth tips provided which should definitely help to make a difference to your edges.

Here’s the 5 tips;

1. Avoid Tight Hairstyles
2. Avoid Certain Hair Tools
3. Moisturise & Seal Your Edges
4. Check For Vitamin Deficiencies
5. Use Hair Growth Oils

Oils Mentioned

Essential Oils;

Peppermint Oil

Lavender oil

Rosemary oil

Clary sage oil

Cedarwood oil

Carrier oils;

Argan oil

Coconut oil

Avocado oil

Almond Oil

Hope you find this video useful 💗

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Primer - L'Oreal Infallible Mattifying Base

Foundation - Opal Black (Hazelnut)

Eyebrows - Rimmel London (Soft Kohl Eye liner pencil)

Mascara - L'Oreal False Lash Architect 4 Dimensions Effect Fibers

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[HealthyAfroHair]

Hey guys, I’m back with another video and I’m sharing with you 5 Tips On How To Grow Back Your Thinning & Damaged Edges. It’s a popular question I’m often asked, so I thought I’d put together some of my best tips, which I hope you’ll find useful. If you enjoyed this video, remember to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for more videos 😘

[irishmoore]

I was told I have traction alopecia and after years of tension on my edges, that there is nothing that could be done. But I serve a faithful God and I'm believing for restoration and growth to my hair and edges 🙌

[JayneJonathan]

Hey y'all. I hope you have a beautiful day. Jesus loves you and he's here for you no matter what.

[muic]

Finally a British accent . Thanks girl now when u give recommendations on products I can actually get them. 🙂🙃🙂

[Fafa]

Edges, edges, edges pls grow back. I think I lost my battle to grow them back but still soldiering on🤞🏾🙏🏽

[sheronahenry]

1. Avoid tight hairstyles (tension hairstyles)
2. Avoid hair tools (eg head bonnets with elastic bands or hard brushes)
3. Ensure that you are moisturizing edges
4. Check vitamin [mineral] deficiencies (iron, zinc vitamin b)
5. Use hair growth oils (peppermint oil and lavender oil) 3-4 times per week

[Kadielischeba]

Not to do:
1. TIGHT HEAIRSTYLES
2. CERTAIN HAIR TOOLS
To do:
3. MOISTURIZE AND SEAL
4. CHECK VITAMIN DEFINICIES
5. HAIR GROWTH OILS

[mirandanyakudya]

You're so correct about the hair bonnet. I noticed my hairline thinning when I started using it. Thank you for the tips🥰

[shaznewa]

1. Tight hairstyles
2.certain hair tools
3.Moisturize and seal
4.Check hair deficiencies
5.hair growth oils

Other ways except

1. Leave your hair edges out when braiding.. so tell whoever braiding is braiding to leave those frontline, back or side edges hair out u can actually go to the salon having lined those hair out
2. Make the braids lose where the edges are. And also all the other once
3. U hair should not be tight that your forehead and eyes are also pulled back.
4.dont manipulate your hair after coming from salon or from whoever did u braids, do not touch or style it, leave it for 2 days to watever days until it feels loose and not painful.
5. Avoid doing hair too tight (e.g.tying a bun)
6. When undoing you hair (removing braids) doing it carefully especially around the hairline/edges-dont pull it out do it gently

[Yume.P]

Another tips, if yall too lazy to do scalp massage/ you can also do handstand like 2 times per day whenever you feel like moving a little bit. It makes blood flow in your head and it helped me alot

[ndeyapo]

1. Avoid tight hairstyles
2. Avoid certain hair tools - e.i hats, gel, tight hair bands etc - overtime they cause damage
3. Remember to moistures and seal your edges
4. Check vitamin deficiencies e.i iron
5. Use stimulating hair growth oils such as peppermint, lavender, rosemary, clary and age, cedar wood - mix with carrier oils

[owamuhmza]

Julie, I’m rewatching the videos that changed my hair journey and yes, this one has opened my eyes again. I’m prone to iron deficiency anemia and because of my skin’s very high melanin content, I struggle with vitD levels in this British weather. Perhaps that is the reason for my struggles with thinning hair around the edges and crown section🤷‍♀️ I’ll get on a good supplement and see how it goes after 100 days x

[vivianrw]

Thank never focused on sealing my edges. I need to get more disciplined on massages 3-4 times a week, just as I work out 4 times a week. Sealing edges and keeping them moisturized is what I will try.

[WeRAlwaysEvolving]

I just did the big chop after watching your video. I’m ready to make a change...no more perm.

[Bellz]

These are great! I don’t think I ever remember to moisturise and seal my edges! Starting tonight!

[anelemdlalose]

I did box braids this December and i regret it..my hairline deteriorated..im gonna be keeping it natural this whole entire year so they can grow back most def will try out these suggestions.Thank You💕

[rochellerenea]

Because I you I started growing my hair because I saw your hair growth video when u first started growing your hair . It's very inspiring. Thanks ❤️❤️❤️

[mishiali]

Finally found the same texture of my hair thanks alot for your apploads

[Connie-sxnz]

For the bonnets with the elastic around the edge, I find wearing it inside out solves the problem. Now I only purchase satin scarves.

[ema]

How do you protect your hair from breaking and split ends if you don’t wear protective hairstyles?