In this post, you will learn how to grow back damaged edges. Yes, those thinning edges, bald patches, and receding hairlines can grow back. It might take time, but be patient, stay tuned, and follow the following steps.

NOTE: these steps are to be followed to grow back damage caused by poor care, chemicals, tight braids, etc, and not hair loss caused by hormonal changes or a medical condition. Hair loss, also known as alopecia or baldness, refers to a loss of hair from part of the head or body.

Now to the steps that will help you grow back damaged edges;

• AVOID TIGHT STYLES: make your hair beautiful, but not at the expense of its health. Tight braids, ponytails that pull your eyes back, and tight weaves are OUT. This is non-negotiable if you want to have any hope of your edges growing back. 

• STAY AWAY FROM CHEMICALS: applying relaxers and other chemicals onto an already-damaged hairline isn’t going to speed up the recovery process. Chemicals and your scalp and hair should be as far away from each other as possible.

• USE HEALTHY PRODUCTS: apply healthy products that are as natural as possible. Avoid products that can block your pores, such as products with petroleum. Use products with 100% natural ingredients. Afrovirtues natural products have a wide range of products you can choose from.

• DON’T WIG TOO OFTEN: if you must wig at all, avoid tight wigs and use glue-less wigs instead. Also, only use wigs when extremely necessary like when you’re out in public. Allow your hair and scalp to breathe as often as possible.

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