Comments on: Amazing DIY #5: Hair Masks

By: Alana Bonnemann

Alana Bonnemann — Tue, 10 Apr 2018 07:20:17 +0000

In reply to Cathy.

Hi Cathy,
You can use your fingers or a comb to section your hair and apply the mask onto the roots of the hair. You want to make sure the mix touches your scalp, because if you have a healthy nourished scalp you’ll have healthy hair. Do this on one side of your head, then the other side and the back, then give it a good massage into your scalp. Afterwards work your way down to the tips of your hair. It doesn’t need to be perfect, it just needs to be well covered.
You can leave this mask on for a little as 15 minutes or as long as 2 hours.
Alana 🙂

By: Cathy

Cathy — Mon, 09 Apr 2018 18:11:54 +0000

Hello it states that honey and coconut oil is good for dry hair I have a scar from ear to ear and dry hair bc the front part of my hair above my forehead does not get the right amount of oxygen or aeration based on my scar and I have a few bald spots how long do I leave this mask and how do I apply rub it into my scalp? Thank You Cathy

By: Jessica

Jessica — Mon, 19 Dec 2016 10:04:04 +0000

How to straighten hair naturally using a mask twice a week

By: Floris

Floris — Sat, 16 Apr 2016 15:18:40 +0000

In reply to suzie oneal.

Hi Suzie,

So sorry to hear about your problems. I don’t believe products can fix hair-loss. What you have sounds like Alopecia areata to me, an auto-immune disease that causes hairloss. I would advice you to visit a doctor and ask him/her for advice. Of course it’s terrible, loosing your hair, but at least the disease is otherwise not dangerous.

All the best and I hope a doctor is able to help you!

Floris

By: Alana Bonnemann

Alana Bonnemann — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 12:06:21 +0000

In reply to suzie oneal. Hi Suzie, Thanks for reaching out. I can understand how frustrating that must be for you. Due to the nature of MS, nearly any function can be affected, this could explain your hair loss situation. It could also be side affects of some medications, or a complete other reason. I would consult with your doctor first and form most, and also, before you make any dietary or supplementary changes. Check out this other article I wrote on ways to get fuller, thicker, fast growing hair, it has some tips and dietary advice that could help. It might also interest you to look into the mineral silica, known for strengthening nails and the hair shaft. Health foods stores should supply it, so talk to one of the people who work there and they should be able to inform you more. I know first hand how hair can act like a security blanket, especially when you’re used to having long hair. When it’s short, you don’t feel like yourself somehow. But hair and skin is just aesthetics, walk in pride of who you are, and with confidence, this is what truly shines and will make you look beautiful next to your son on his wedding day. All the best, Alana

By: suzie oneal

suzie oneal — Sun, 10 Apr 2016 17:23:34 +0000

I do not know if anyone can help me. I have MS. 2 years ago, I started losing my hair in rows. How is that possible? I have used argon, coconut oil, yogurt and several of the hair loss shampoo and conditioners. I think some is growing back. I can run my finger about a 1/4″ from the scalp and I feel little hairs. But…so much of it has broken off now that I don’t know if they are growing out or simply broken off. My hair was always my favorite feature. Now I try to hide from people. My hair was below my waist. Black curly, wavy hair. Now It is almost to the bottom of my neck. I am a simple person who uses as many natural products as I can afford being completely disabled. Do you have anything for someone like me? My son will be married at the end of August. I do not want a wig but as a mother of the groom, I would never want to embarrass him. I bought some hair extensions a couple of months ago for another wedding in the family. These were cheap to try to get some volume and they clip in. I tried to find places to put them but the front and top of my head to my forehead has hardly any hair left. It looked like more volume but also looked pitiful at the same time. Are there foods I can eat to stop this hair loss? Help!!