This video saved my hair! I didn't know that the itching, burning was connected to breaking. I certainly didn't know it was indicative to a disease that could lead to permanent hair loss. I'm coming at it with everything I can, from inside out and outside. Nutrition, massage, essential oils, lots of attention. It's been a month and my hair is only 1/4" long at the crown but, at least it's not bald so I know I have a chance. It's very thick but short.

@gretchen725

2 жыл бұрын

That’s definitely a great sign that it’s growing thick

@Cindy99765

Жыл бұрын

​@gretchen725 It's usually the opposite in my case and some of my friends.

@delphinekirkland1757

Жыл бұрын

@Cindy99765 Sorry for that. I feel happy that I caught it in time. I did a lot of stuff. It's still shorter than the rest of my hair, but no bald and shiny.

I've been binge watching your channel and I'm so confused as why your subscribers aren't in the millions...people need to see this. Loving all these facts. Thank you.

@BodyCulinary

4 жыл бұрын

Body Garbage Handmade Soaps I know right.🐛🦋👍🏾✨😊

@writegirl2937

4 жыл бұрын

Body Garbage Handmade Soaps .... You are on point. I agree with you that among naturals, her followers should be in the millions. Sadly, many women are of color are more interested in weaves and lace front wigs than they are in learning about the science of really caring for our hair type.😑

@ravinj8625

4 жыл бұрын

Her content is informational not the bells and whistles of entertainment. I absolutely love her channel

@mariselissa

4 жыл бұрын

KZread don't want black women seeing better options for their hair then wigs, weaves, and perms

@lajaech

3 жыл бұрын

I said the saaaame thing!!!! It's because it's real information and science ppl don't want that

It's so frustrating that there are so MANY things can cause afro textured hair to break off or fall out.

@Alexis-ew3to

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I’m going through crown damage again in my lifetime. It’s really from stress for me and I find myself scratching almost digging at that spot 😩

@michaelreyes5844

5 жыл бұрын

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@N0O0DLES

5 жыл бұрын

@@Alexis-ew3to Jesus, that's me exactly😯

@abeautifullsoull6829

5 жыл бұрын

@@Alexis-ew3to yessss omg my crown has completely broken off and it's itchy beyond words ughhhhh

@amberluxurious

5 жыл бұрын

Right like even been sick or having Arthritis.

Very informative. Well done. I agree with separating the crown and paying extra attention to it. Good point.

@crossing.the.cosmos84

6 жыл бұрын

NappyFu TV hey gurlllll ✋

@NappyFu

6 жыл бұрын

Heyyyyy

@stephaniecares24

6 жыл бұрын

There something captivating about you

I've been using aloe Vera gel and it has been helping, I don't have soreness and that part of my hair is growing again

@donnachesser21

5 жыл бұрын

Grew mine out in 2 weeks

@brayamonae

5 жыл бұрын

PeachesLenoir what were your steps when using the aloe Vera gel. Also what is the name of the brand and how often did you treat the area?

@ladyfoxonfire

4 жыл бұрын

I use apple cider vinegar rinse to stop the soreness ever since then I haven't really been experiencing that anymore. I also use aloe vera juice to keep it moisturized both these things together works wonders

@brayamonae

4 жыл бұрын

ladyfoxonfire but my hair doesn’t grow in that area

@BodyCulinary

4 жыл бұрын

ladyfoxonfire 👍🏾✨

Omg this just happened with crochet braids 😔. It was itching TERRIBLY and sore and now it's thin and breaking! And this has happened in cycles over my life time (both being natural and permed) So grateful for this video!

You are my GIRL! The only youtuber I know who literally ONNLYYYYY spits out straight facts. 😘😘

@izi.z2384

3 жыл бұрын

All the way Straight facts..

I love how you did an animation of this condition and topic. I watch it over and over again. I am dealing with this problem , with no relief in site.

Good information and easily implemented, as well. This is how I care for my daughter’s scalp. Because she’s 10 and has too much hair for me to leave loose, I keep her hair in twists and loose buns. She’s had no scalp or breakage issues thus far and her hair is to her waist line.

Thank you for this video...I have finally found out what the problem is with the crown of my hair for over 20 years. I got this condition from a relaxer. Thank you so much!

Can't put into words how excited I was to see a new video! You've been sorely missed. Thanks so much for uploading. Hope you've been well.

I'm glad I found this channel cause I have had problems with my crown since I returned natural. Thank goodness my hair has started to grow back slowly and the soreness and itchness had ceased alot. Thank you for all that you do you are much appreciated.

This video was the MOST scientific explanation of crown/hair damage. Thank you sooooo much for this break down ;-)

I literally come back to this video year to year as I'm growing back my Alopecia area and want to correctly prevent future breakage

That presentation was very well done & so compassionate. Thanks, Green Beauty, for being you!

You are the Gold Standard of KZread channels. Keep up the great work!

@silentnight3970

4 жыл бұрын

You can say that again Tiff.

Great video! I got my diagnoses after a biopsy. I was relaxed at the time and he told me to go natural and stay away from tight braids/twists. That was about 10yrs ago and today, although I still have symptoms of CCCA, being natural has helped. My crown's condition is delicate...but texture strong. 😊

@barryjuice22

5 жыл бұрын

You said you got diagnosed which most black women don't know to do. Although she gave some good advice black women need to be diagnosed and may need medical treatment for the inflammation and itching and burning and stop the progression of the disease and prevent further hair loss. I've ccca and being treated; did you have any satisfying regrowth of hair I'm so hoping to get some of my hair back. I can't wear wigs so I cut all my hair to a brush cut but it's clearly very thin and embarrassing. And during your 10 yrs do you have flair ups. Thank you in advance for any advice.

@barryjuice22

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry Roy is my son lol. My name is Jill please help ☹

@reneerobinson7181

3 жыл бұрын

Roy B. Stone 2nd why can’t you wear wigs?

Can you please do a video on nape breakage? Or the area around the nape...hopefully that makes sense. You're the only person who explains things from a scientific perspective that I trust!

@Heyitschy03

4 жыл бұрын

Shaime F my my hair is gone on my nape 🙃

I absolutely LOVE All the information you provide. I don't trust the information from others for obvious reasons. So thank you for doing the research and providing such reliable, knowledgeable, informational, statistical material. YOU ARE APPRECIATED Green Beauty!

@silentnight3970

4 жыл бұрын

She certainly is!

OMG this is what is happening to me RIGHT NOWWWWW.... my goshhhh THANK YOU

I love the animated video. great helpful info, I needed to see this. Lately I have been experiencing soreness and hair loss at my crown, and assumed it was from a bad blowout ( that's one part ) , but the blowout was like a year ago, and the soreness has continue on and off and the thinning at the crown. I thought it was old age pattern baldness, but I don't see any men or women in my family that suffers from crown balding. This video will help me be more mindful of the tension I put on my crown area.

Oh goodness. You've got my hair on the button. I've complained for years about the tenderness in my crown. It is also the kinkiest and hardest to moisturize. Great video and tips. I'm trying loose twist and saving my parts to retain more length in my 4c hair. I'll be sure to incorporate your tips and I just subscribed. Small world. My girlfriend is the founder of the puff cuff. I love mine.

Your videos are extremely informative. That's great, especially for our type of hair. I didn't know what was causing that itching and soarness. My hair is very fine and straighten out quickly without heat. But I have developed crown issues, but thanks to your research my hair is beginning to grow back. I'm glad I found your channel bc there are too many no nothing channels out there just for the money. I recommend your channel to all my friends. Thank You 😊

This video has brought to light all of the negative issues I've been having with my hair for YEARS! Tender scalp at the crown, tight ponytails and high buns with bobby pins. My hair has always grown in an upside down "u". Sides grow for days but the center is a different story. I now realize it's because I've never truly cared for my crown. Thanks a million, I have so many notes 😊

@GreenBeauty

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear that this video was helpful to you.

@beautifiedbydaisy_onig6875

Жыл бұрын

Yes me as well!! My sides grow so long and I’m always cutting to even it out but the middle never grows

Brilliantly presented! Thank you so much for this information. I experienced a scalp infection in my crown section 4 years ago. However, other than Rx meds, I was not given information on how to take care of that area after the infection, so Thank you, thank you, thank you!🌹

It's so funny that you mention changing up the sectioning. I figured this out due to the sore area. It's really made a difference. The hair in this area has grown out and no longer sore. 🥰

Your videos are the bomb because they are informative and the graphics are dynamite. Awesome work!!

This really helped ne understand how I coukd "change my parting" to avoid breakage in my crown. I was told this advice on Reddit snd I didn't understand! But this helps it make so much sense! Thank you💖

you were the one to introduce me to the puff cuff years ago. i think it's really helped to strengthen my crown!! 👊🏾

@naturallydunn3325

6 жыл бұрын

curlykiki just ordered some for me and my daughters. I hope it helps us like it's helped you 😊

Glad you are back. Missed you. Thank you so much.

Im loving this channel,very informative,professional and straight to the point

Your video came up in my feed and I’m so happy I clicked to watch. Thank you for sharing the information. I have already implemented the changes in how I section my hair.

I have been diagnosed with this condition. Taking vitamins and going to start treatment soon. I also cut my hair into a tapered style, because no more braids, or plaits, nor wigs. Additionally its occurs when the body is inflamed. So I've got to change my diet too.

This is an award winning channel!!

@silentnight3970

4 жыл бұрын

True words!

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I’ve had this problem for years with no answer. The hair dryer being a culprit makes sense

The sun also dries the crown out. My crown looks exactly like those pictures with the broke off hair. And all around the area where I part four quarters for styling. Good Channel. I purchased some hydrolized wheat protein from the green beauty website yesterday :)

Yes, the hooded dryer can be used as a torture device. As long as my hair grew with the stylist who used to put me under the hood my hair thinned and the crown was the first to go! Excellent video

@zerdellbui8979

5 ай бұрын

OMG that’s what happened to me. My Crown is bald and of course they blame you. My stylist told me I’m Stressed and don’t eat Healthy 🤔

A much needed video! 😊 I am definitely going to try different parting because I do normally section my hair in 4, down the middle. Thank you.

Thaaaaank youuuuu. Been dealing with this for YEARS !!

Your channel has changed the life of my hair for the better. Every time a natural posts something that interests me, I cross reference it with your data and information. We know we can always trust you. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

Thank you so much for this video!!!! Helped me a lot. Since a couple of days I've been dealing with irritated scalp (swollen spots) and I've sisterlocks for 9,5 year. And this is the 1st time I'm dealing with this so now I know what actions I need to take!

You are so knowledgeable. Thank you for these videos.

@GreenBeauty

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You 😀

Thank you for this video. I’m suffering with breakage yet again.

Wow this is the first video I've found that addresses exactly what I've experienced. Left under that hair dryer, I remember lifting it up off my head it was so hot. Years later I remember going for a power walk in the sun and my scalp felt like it was on fire. And then last year I could see my scalp. I changed my diet and it's better. BUT this is the first video to intelligently address this issue. Thank you.

I wish there had been more info on this when I first went through through this more than 15 years ago.

FYI: When I use a dryer, I cover just the crown with a paper towel before putting my hair up. I find doing so, it has definitely help keep the heat away yet continue to dry it.

Thank you soo much for this video! This is something I experience quite often throughout the year. It will good for a few months and then look up and my crown is extremely sore and itchy. This was such great information. Especially, because no one could really help me and give me an answer to why I was experiencing that.

Fantastic video. I am suffering from this condition and making changes!

Thanks for this video. A few years ago, I share a video showing how I grew my crown area. I agree with sectioning the crown area apart and paying close attention to that area

@silverroxen2954

6 жыл бұрын

DiscoveringNatural How timely, I just watched your video a few days ago.

@DiscoveringNatural

6 жыл бұрын

Silver Roxen Thanks for letting me know. I hope you found it helpful

@naturallydunn3325

6 жыл бұрын

DiscoveringNatural we love you DiscoveringNatural and your beautiful daughters too ❤️👍🏾🙏🏾

@DiscoveringNatural

6 жыл бұрын

Naturally Dunn Hey 👋Thank you for the ❤️. You are a valuable member to our channel. We appreciate you.

@kymeishgaston7799

6 жыл бұрын

DiscoveringNatural you have great tips on your channel. I'll be sure to find that video.

Exactly what's currently happening to me. Thanks for the tips

This has been the story of my life since i had a curly kit for 4 years of high school 12 years ago. The chemicals burnt my crown area and i had a wound for 3 years. But i kept redoing it because i din't know any better SMH. My scalp has never been the same and my crown area suffered hair loss and is so sensitive till today. Knowledge is power. Now i know better.

Thank you so much for posting this informative, professional, well-made video... I have been experiencing thinning and soreness and brittle texture at the top portion of my head, and it's frustrating and makes me feel weird... I'm going to try these techniques...

I love this! You've answered to all my natural hair crisis. It's like those final pieces of the puzzle that came together in unity and served me the very beautiful canvas right before my eyes revealing the complexity of my black girl magic! Yas!

@GreenBeauty

6 жыл бұрын

YEEEESSSSS !!! 😆😘😘

USDA Black Seed Oil applied to my scalp 3x weekly, added to my shampoo and leave in conditioner along with taking 1 tsp in the morning and 1 tsp before bed grew back the balding area at my crown and nape area that i suffered with for several years, and it stopped the soreness and irritation in those areas almost immediately after application!

@ST-fc9er

4 жыл бұрын

Tyra Renae when you had the bald spot, was it super smooth?

@lesajames3465

4 жыл бұрын

How long did it take to grow back?

@larhondalivelife

4 жыл бұрын

Moringa oil grew my hair out in that area within a month. I’m going back to that. Whenever I wear a clip in ponytail my hair pops in that area

@lesajames3465

4 жыл бұрын

@@larhondalivelifeyou mean moringa?

@larhondalivelife

4 жыл бұрын

Lesa James yea

Thank you so much for making this video. I like the illustrations. I don't use heat on my hair , just a sore scalp.

Great video as always, GreenBeauty! Your hair looks like it's growing!! You look beautiful.

would it be possible to make detailed videos like these for skincare in the future? I find your recipes for hair products to be very helpful and I like that you suggest all natural homemade ingredients (that work very well). I struggle with finding products that work and are not loaded with chemicals. Thanks!

yay she's back!

This is the best informative video I have seen so far, Thank you.

Best video i've seen on crown hair breakage.

She is back love you

Thank you so much for this video. I've been recently having crown soreness but I thought it might have been due to a childhood head injury but thanks to your video I think I have found the true culprit. Love your videos btw.

@GreenBeauty

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you ... Im so happy to hear that !!

Can't wait to watch this video when I get home.I have been struggling with this issue!

Where was I? Where were you all these years ago? Gosh am so happy I come across your channel.

I had/have an juvenile autoimmune disease I didn’t know that the soreness/hairloss was related until way into adulthood. It can be traumatizing. So thanks for this.

Omg thank you SO much. This video could not have come at a better time for me. I have had to shave all my hair off two weeks ago because of this and I had no idea what it was. The burning, itching and thinning were just too much for me to handle. Cannot wait for the next video x

@daniellecollins1214

5 жыл бұрын

Did your hair grow back

Thanks so much 4 this video, I thought I was the only person on the planet w/this issue. I call that area 'my heritage' hair because all of a sudden it just changed. Became super coarse & resistant to moisture, combing, straightening or cooperating with any hairdo I tried. It was like nope I got my own thang...lol. My scalp became too tender to touch at all & the hair just started breaking so it was just a tiny wild fro in the top of my head. I looked a hot mess & I got depressed because I have very long, fine wavy hair everywhere else so it was very hard to hide. So I resorted to intense moisturizing, black castor oil & PRAYER!!! Wigs & ponytails were my life for 1 year to grow it back. It's still resistant & very sensitive to strain or stress, it will get super sore but at least it's not bald! Thanks for this post!!!

This is more comprehensive than I get from Dermatologist CCCA specialist at Columbia presb

Thank you for this video 😊 . It answered a lot of my questions

Thanks for this video. Our fragile hair is so prone to tension related scalp issues. my right edge is a bit thinner than the left because of past braiding.

This was a VERY informative video and very professionally done aka minus the loud irritating music. Thank you for a class A presentation.

@GreenBeauty

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback ... noted 💡

Wow thanks so much for this! I’ve struggles with crown soreness and this video help me understand the culprits.

I have this!!!!!!! So does my mom and all her sister's!!!! I never knew the name or how to grow the hair.

This is my life. Hair is mostly healthy & growing fine, but that patch at the crown is short & bristly, like, a 1/4 inch short. I feel so hopeless....

@paigesofbeauty

5 жыл бұрын

Perma Frost use carols daughter healthy hair butter on your crown! $17 it’s amazing and it will help grow it back strong I use it for years. My crown is grown in. But it’ get sore. And needs tlc

@donnachesser21

5 жыл бұрын

Black seed oil

@TracyD2

5 жыл бұрын

Paige's of Beauty my crown gets sore as well. It’s a new phenomenon in the past year.

@tabitharosefreeman1793

4 жыл бұрын

Perma Frost I get the same thing, hair is healthy every where else on my head, I’m forced to wear wigs bc of it. Everyone is different but l noticed when I consume rice or breads or fast food more than twice a week in a regular basis my hair health suffers. I drink lots of water (more than a gallon a day) and I eat lots of fresh veggies and fruits and sunflower seeds. Carbs and starches don’t agree with me and my hair health, hope this helps and I wish you luck on your journey to regrowth.

@mrsnicolem.1291

4 жыл бұрын

That's my problem.. I'm natural and every 5 or 6 months I have to cut my hair to blend in with my crown.. ☹️

Congrats on 400k subs. Long overdue 💚💚💚💚💚💋

Wow! So glad I watched this video. Just today I was experiencing that tight, itchy, tender sensation in my crown area. I have experienced this for years and always thought it was a stress spot. I had no.idea all the years of sitting under a hooded dryer created the initial problem. Now that I no longer use heat this helped me understand the problem may be the ever popular 4 sections. I thank you so much for the time and research results you have shared through your channel. 👍

@GreenBeauty

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Im so happy to hear that !!!

This is such a great video! Thank you for sharing!

Science is beautiful! Thank you.

I’m new to your site! Very informative just what I really needed! THANK YOU!!!!!!

This happened to me for years! I'm free now. Thank you for this video. It was so upsetting.

@emmaholmes47

2 жыл бұрын

What did u do to become free

Love the video! I do none of the things mentioned that would make my hair thin on my crown. But I have a noticed that when my iron is low my symptoms start. Iron supplements helped a lot. I hope my comment helps others as well.

@kokolatte825

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. I actually put my hair up all the time. The lack of stimulation plus the iron deficiency might be the reason my crown always breaks off

@YahkiYah_Yisrael

4 жыл бұрын

J. S. What type of iron supplement do you use?

@lizzylisa1904

4 жыл бұрын

@@YahkiYah_Yisrael you can buy iron pills from over the counter from the pharmacy. Or have your doctor prescribed them. I have thinning hair on my edges, and since I've been taking my iron pills everyday my hair has been growing and my bald spot is gone. Hope that helps you.

@YahkiYah_Yisrael

4 жыл бұрын

lizzy lisa Thanks Lizzie 👍🏿

@chikaofoegbu9803

4 жыл бұрын

J. S. Thanks for your comment. I have two questions, how much iron did you take and dose a multivitamin that contains 28mg of iron count?

I've suffered from this for 10 years. I'm 26. 🙄😘thanks for the info.

@tmfijiibeatz2460

4 жыл бұрын

I'm 26 too you have a instagram

@DaBabyDoll1

3 жыл бұрын

Girl me too but I’m 29 now

@romeshiav

3 жыл бұрын

Girl 9 year for me

@ThatIrvingtonKid

2 жыл бұрын

Any progress?

Thank you sooo much for both parts of this video. I saw your post on Instagram referring to this video. This is exactly what I'm going through. My dermatologist says I have no scarring so I'll follow your instructions. I don't see a video for the difference between the Greenhouse Effect, Steamers, and Hooded Dryers.

Miss your videos, glad you back!🤗

Great video as usual! I have experienced being kept under a hooded dryer for too long, usually when the stylist is very busy or wants to eat lunch while I'm under the dryer. I learned to keep track of how long I've been under the dryer and will get out from under it after 30 minutes. I have lower density hair and I know it doesn't take that long to dry. I tell the stylist to go ahead and finish her meal, but I was too hot and uncomfortable to sit under the dryer any longer. So far, they've all understood. I am the customer after all, right?

I had, that issue. I figured out it was because of my hair dryer, so I don't use it as often anymore. I just ordered a hair steamer, I hope my hair will be fine.

Your passion for helping our communties were no knowledge or funds to wear natural hair. I am greatful for your and passion for communties especially the poor black communties. I am a retired Army veteran who tried to wear my natural hair . Thank you.

I appreciate the info about the crown part of our head. I wore too many pony tails with the combs in them not knowing that they were damaging my scalp.I did not know how to get my hair back. So thanks for clearing that up.

Sisssss, where you been 😱

@GreenBeauty

6 жыл бұрын

I know, I know. I missed ya'll 😟 I have great videos coming up to make up for it !

@GriimeyStarh

6 жыл бұрын

GreenBeauty yass, u have our continuous support

@naturallydunn3325

6 жыл бұрын

GreenBeauty ohhhh looking forward to watching them 😊

@ThrivewithJesus

6 жыл бұрын

GriimeyStarh for real!!!

Your hair and scalp looks so healthy, I wish I'd learned all this stuff 20 years ago before my hair started thinning out

Well done sis. I’m still watching from the beginning and I’ve come this far. Did you remember to post the video on hooded dryers and steamers? I’d love to learn about it. As always, thanks for watching. See you in the next video.🥰

excellent video , filled with great info (after i placed it on the bearable 1.5x speed, thank the lord)

Welcome back

I use to have a bit of soreness years ago when I was in high school and it was due to how tight I wore my buns and ponytails and my hair was too thick for that. Eventually I experienced breakage because of that. Now I don't experience any of that since I know how to take better care of my hair.

Thank you for this. this couldn't have come at a better time. I'm 2 yrs natural ow and i've recently started to notice thinning at the crown compared to other parts of my hair.

So helpful. Going forward Being more mindful of my crown 💚💚

I spend a lot of time driving and never closed the sunroof screen until I notice the hair in my crown area was more dry and frizzy than the rest of my hair. I assumed the sun beating directly down on top of my head must be making a difference. A few weeks ago I completely closed my sunroof & screen. Hope to see an improvement soon...

@ck-knightj.r665

4 жыл бұрын

Cap 😂

@sheilaking

4 жыл бұрын

CK-Knight J.R Mid-August in “Hot-Lanta”? Absolutely not 😅

I think I will deep condition with my dryer every other week. I will also invest in some open hair pins and give my crown some TLC. Thank you 😊

@laurenreynoldsd8079

6 жыл бұрын

Naturally Dunn what are open hair pins?

Your hair is beautiful and so are you! Thank you for the tips.

I love the cartoon illustration! Thank you so much 👏