Merkki: Thanks. as for the pudding, you mentioned a recipe you mixed yourself for your hair. I guess I can't remember the exact name. It was on that thread that made homepage.

Oh I sell natural hair products at affordable rates , I had a few recipes on my blog, is it the Rhassoul clay shampoo? The Avocado Conditioner? The Sheabutter Conditioner? or The classic?

Merkki:
My hair is relaxed but I need to grow the front part. It is scanty too. I'm also interested in the nappy pudding

if your front hair is scanty its probably because of tight hair styles. That is the number 1 cause of frontal hair loss. Stop doing overly tight buns, braids or even weaves. If you feel pressure or pain on your scalp while styling relax your grip on your hair or tell the hair stylist to relax their grip. I recommend applying Jamaican black castor oil to the scanty area and stay away from styles that put too much pressure on your front hair for a while. What is the natural pudding? Can you clarify please

Merkki:
I braid a lot. I don't use weaves. And I'm yet to find a reasonable looking wig.

Also when you go braids, dont put a large amount of braids on a small section of hair, if the braids are heavier than the hair then after a while the hair will start to fall out from the roots. Be sure to tell the stylist to cut a hair section that is always a little larger or heavier than the braid that will be placed on it.

Which country do you live? I can give you info on nice wigs

@Merkki, if your front hair is scanty its probably because of tight hair styles. That is the number 1 cause of frontal hair loss. Stop doing overly tight buns, braids or even weaves. If you feel pressure or pain on your scalp while styling relax your grip on your hair or tell the hair stylist to relax their grip. I recommend applying Jamaican black castor oil to the scanty area and stay away from styles that put too much pressure on your front hair for a while. What is the natural pudding? Can you clarify please

@Merkki have you sent another email yet? If you have I have not seen it please use the updated email I put, make sure its the right one! Looking forward to your questions

@Merkki sorrry my email is beautifullynappy@gmail.com, I put up the wrong address! Sorry You can send me one now! I will definitely respond

If you have any personal hair questions feel free to email me at @beautifullynappy.com

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