This is me since I was really young like 16. I went to a trichologist at abt 21. What I have learned abt my scalp 1. Stress/anger 😬 is the main culprit that flares my scalp. 2. Lack of exercise = less blood flow to the scalp. 3. I wear braids but I wash all hair with Apple cidar vinegar & my hair too. 4. Whatcha eat. However I still stand by stress & anger etc. I let go of certain (stressors ppl and deeds) & literally my hair started growing back. Thank God

@lawill3559

8 ай бұрын

I noticed when the temper flares or I become anxious, that spot will itch REALLY bad.

@earnestinemiles8994

8 ай бұрын

I'm going through hair loss.i tried everything on my hair.. I'm using castor oil now.seen to be doing better l am hoping for the best. Earnestine...

@chrystalcarter8069

8 ай бұрын

I had the same issues

@UNPACKed.

8 ай бұрын

Yes, stress.

@pinklight911

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the information.

You never know what people are dealing with when it pertains to their hair. Hence why I hate when people say "it's just hair it will grow back."

Her hair around the bald spots looked healthy. She has a beautiful texture. I hope her hair continues to recover.

@Slaymayas

8 ай бұрын

I hope so too!!! ThNk you ❤

CCCA is the acronym for Central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia.

I had this- turned out my iron levels were very low - got my iron levels to a normal level and my dermatologist prescribed me with 5 % minoxidil with 1% tretinoin and also a corticosteroid and my hair in that section has grown back fully and is even longer than it used to be. There is hope! ❤

@fabianacamozzi775

24 күн бұрын

Obrigada por compartilhar isto

I am a Caucasian woman 67 years old. I, like a lot of other women, started losing my hair during the pandemic. I went to my dermatologist and she prescribed topical & oral medications. Over a year later and after trying a few different types of medications, nothing helped. She said the only thing left to try is steroid shots into my scalp. I have decided not to try that as I sometimes react to steriods. This is effecting many women now. If you are looking for it you see it. I am Hypo Thyroid, have been for many years,, but did not have this pre-pandemic. I love your channel and have watched you for a few years now. You speak the truth and are very skilled and talented. Thank you for talking about this condition.

@marleyhill34

8 ай бұрын

stress will trigger it. my hair falls out due to stress especially in the crown

@cheriekreusel9453

8 ай бұрын

@@marleyhill34 I think there is a connection for me also. Stress does seem to make it worse. One of the reasons I love watching this KZread channel is that it is a de-stresser for me. She creates beautiful hairstyles and is so chill and always positive.

@marleyhill34

8 ай бұрын

@@cheriekreusel9453 My friend who was Albanian started to lose her hair in her parting due to stress. Yes I use KZread to unwind and yup this lady has the most positive energy I've ever seen on KZread and in real life.

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

I thank you for watching and wish you the best of luck with your journey!

@cheriekreusel9453

8 ай бұрын

@@DeeperThanHairTv I will be getting those bloods labs done soon also. Thank you for all you do

My mom developed this in her late 50s. I researched and found that pumpkin seed oil can help with this. I found someone who made a pumpkin seed oil blend and I SWEAR to you! Right hand to God her hair started filling back in in about 1 year, the redness and inflammation stopped, and the patch filled in. Hers was bad that bold spot was the size of a ramekin bowl.

@karacee5481

8 ай бұрын

Yes! Also taking internally! I take a pumpkin seed oil supplement from the Vitamin Shoppe - 1 capsule two times per day - and it has stopped my excessive shedding.

@Nuvision19

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing

@jmissesblac2006

8 ай бұрын

Do you know what exactly was in that blend? Pumpkin seed oil didn't work for me.😔

@barbzval

8 ай бұрын

@@jmissesblac2006 sorry to hear hun. I’ve been purchasing the pumpkin oil from a company called BlackHairandSkinCare. She actually has a channel on here with about 45k followers.

I love that you are featuring a client with CCCA. I have CCCA and also an aspiring dermatologist as a result of this disease. It’s nice to see stylist informed of the disease because often you guys are the first to notice something going on hair. Also shout out to your client because it takes courage to be vulnerable in this way.

When my daughter was around 15, she started noticing her part line was widening. Then she noticed a thin quarter sized balding spot in another area in her scalp. My daughter has very healthy long hair but these things we’re taking place all of a sudden but it must have started very gradually until visually she noticed something was wrong and also we were going to our regular hairdresser every 2 weeks for years. I immediately took my daughter to the dermatologist and she was diagnosed with Alopecia Areata. She was given cortisone scalp injections and the doctor told her she would start to notice peach fuzz hair growth in those thinning bald spots in about 6 weeks. And sure enough her hair grew back in those spots and she only got maybe 4 injections. My daughter has natural thick healthy hair but I understand this condition can cause a lot of stress on the sufferer. I pray this young lady in the video and others who have been diagnosed with Alopecia can have good results like my daughter.

This is exactly what I had! It happened to me almost 30 years ago and I lost all my hair. They didn’t know what to do back then I guess.

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I read they just figured out treatment in the early 2000s

@MsEdithMB

8 ай бұрын

@@DeeperThanHairTv when you started describing the symptoms I was like that’s exactly what was happening to me! I was 27 when it started and I’m 52 now. I’m so happy she got the help she needed from the doctors and especially you!

@Nuvision19

8 ай бұрын

​@@MsEdithMBsame here, I would get extremely sore at the center of my head and breakage from my mid twenties...

@MsEdithMB

8 ай бұрын

@@Nuvision19 were you able to save your hair? I started shaving my head completely in my early 40’s. My ex-husband’s sister has alopecia. She got arrested and they posted her mugshot and she looked like George Jefferson. I said there is no way I’m going to get caught slipping like that. I don’t plan on getting arrested but you never know. I wear wigs or wear my bald head now.

@patriciamonrose4483

8 ай бұрын

​@@MsEdithMB 😂😂 not George Jefferson.

Ladies my biggest advice if you're having scalp issues is to see a dermatologist that specializes in hair loss! Make sure the dermatologist does a biopsy on your scalp. I went to a dermatologist for years and she just "treated my condition" with a prescribed anti-itch oil. She didn't have a clue because she never did a biopsy. Found a dermatologist that specialized in hair loss and she did a biopsy and found I had CCCA. Now I was finally able to get the correct treatment. Having a dermatologist treat your scalp without a biopsy is like having a doctor treat you without bloodwork. They'd just be guessing or assuming what they THINK the problem is. Biopsy! Biopsy! Biopsy 😊

@tinker2217

4 ай бұрын

Great suggestion

@diamondpurdie8871

Ай бұрын

Did the hair grow back where the biopsy was ?I’ve seen multiple deems who don’t want to do it because they are saying it is going to leave a big bald spot ….I think I have this too but I’m tired of guessing

@MCNY7

25 күн бұрын

Thank you. As someone fully diagnosed with CCCA and under a dermatologist care, I get annoyed by the oversimplified advice given.. There are many forms of CCCA. The misinformation is overwhelming.

I had CCCA and have never in my life wore weave or braids. I think mine came from extreme stress and not getting enough sleep.

@QueenMufasa552

8 ай бұрын

Girlllll😮😮😮😮 This had me woke. I'mma get Enough sleep and quit stressing Much love❤

@brittanymilgan

8 ай бұрын

Inflammation is caused by a lot of things. I'm not a doctor but I would say that a lot of black women do not get enough vitamin D in the blood via ☀️ or supplements which is the best thing to help with inflammation.

@sarahp.3772

8 ай бұрын

@@brittanymilgan Iron as well. I wasn't regularly stressed though. I had extreme stress to the point I was forgetting things, names, where I had placed stuff, whether I had eaten. However, through God I overcame that stress and put my cares in God's hands. Now my hair is thicker, and is starting to slowly grow back on my crown. I was well near bald at the top of my head, which caused even more stress as women value their hair. God can do it! 🙏🏾

@sade_8637

8 ай бұрын

@@brittanymilganI’m going through this now. My dermatologist ordered blood work and it turns out my Vitamin D is extremely low. Waiting to schedule an appt with the rheumatologist.

@Coco_xoxo

8 ай бұрын

I also had hair loss and I believe it was caused by stress. Before I was confused as to how stress could cause this but recently I learned my stress was more severe because it was caused by ptsd

I use to have ccca alopecia, God healed me! And now I don’t use store bought products and make my own for personal use.

@MissNolver

8 ай бұрын

God heels indeed, so happy for you 😊

@teresajackson9977

7 ай бұрын

Glory be to God!! I'm so happy for you.

@trinalindsey2258

7 ай бұрын

The only solution that will open closed follicles is Jesus! Our crown is our glory! Waiting on my manifestation!👑

@serenitygoodridge2528

2 ай бұрын

She needs 3 more inches cut off

She has to get her iron and b vitamins levels up and stress level down. it will improve.

@starrjohnson1327

8 ай бұрын

That's what I did. My hair is growing back.

@pisces5843

7 ай бұрын

I going to start this Journey n 🙏🏿 it will work. Ty

Wow...I think I'm going to find a dermatologist. The crown of my head has been itching like CRAZY for a while now to the point where I can barely keep my hands out of it. I recently saw a new stylist who asked if anything was going on in that area bc the hair is significantly shorter than the rest of my head. It may not be CCCA but it's something to look into. Thanks as always Kee!

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Good luck with everything! ✨🙏🏾

I experience this and I can tell you I've changed my diet because most of the time it's internal Changing diet and vitamins help

I hope and pray that her hair comes back thick and healthy. Bless her on her journey.

Cutting those ends was so satisfying

It's good that you are talking about CCCA. I had never heard of it before I was diagnosed with it. There should be a lot more awareness about this type of alopecia so that we don't ignore it. After being diagnosed I started to research, and was terrified about what I saw thinking that would happen to me and not understanding that treatment would prevent the type of loss that I was seeing. I have CCCA it was diagnosed in Dec 2022. I also went to the dermatologist as soon as my scalp started acting different than normal, and the CCCA was caught in the very early stages. I'm taking oral medication and have a scalp solution as well. Thankfully all the redness, itching, and extreme shedding have stopped, and density is returning. I have a lot of hair and it's kind of long so most of the damage isn't visible to other people. I also have SLE so I know to go have things checked out if something is wrong.

@WilliamsPinch

8 ай бұрын

Happy you caught it early!

@banita1134

8 ай бұрын

Glad you caught it early, that is key. Can you share what scalp solution you're using?

@1GoldenBreeze

8 ай бұрын

@@WilliamsPinch Thanks.🙂

@1GoldenBreeze

8 ай бұрын

@@banita1134 It's called Clobetasol and is prescribed by my dermatologist.

That hug right there? That was gratitude. Thanks for always education us and treating your clients with love and respect. Blessings and continued success as always xxx

You continue to empower us with top tier knowledge we can’t Thank You enough! Praying that your client will continue to beat the odds with a victorious outcome! 🙏🏽 💕

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I have CCCA and my doctor advised to wash my hair weekly and don't put a lot of direct oils on my scalp. I did about 4 rounds of shots and once all of the inflammation was gone, I made sure to keep up with my weekly washes. It has really made a difference with CCCA symptoms. I no longer have the itchiness or pain. I oil my scalp twice a week. The second time will usually be before wash day and i limit the amount of oils I'm using. I always shampoo and give myself random hair massages. The biggest thing is to catch it early and come up up a consistent plan. I can't make it go away but i can prevent it from getting worse.

@ruthiewilder468

4 ай бұрын

Did you go to a dermatologist for the shots?

@cmac3764

Ай бұрын

Glad to hear you had such success with good support from dermatology too. What oils did you use?

Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia (CCCA). You're correct, my Dermatologist said there are no definitive studies linking it to relaxers because it occurs in women who have never had them. I stopped getting relaxers because it's the only "harsh" thing i was doing. She put me on 2 months of antibiotics to stop the inflammation. She also stated that it was cool that i was using tea tree shampoo bc its basically like using a medicated shampoo. I asked that a biopsy be done not just a visual examination of my scalp. I'm still working to get the follicles stimulated in the areas effected. Overall my scalp is healthy again and my hair is growing. The goal is to get the inflammatory response shutoff. I have other health goals but my scalp will benefit bc my focus on reducing inflammation in my body as a whole.

@marleyhill34

8 ай бұрын

You know what causes inflammation....trauma and stress and Black American women are some of the most traumatized and stressed people in the world.I grew up in a black-majority country and the differences are very noticeable to me. I knew women who had hair down their back and women who preferred to wear their head shaved bald. some had relaxers and some had natural hair. There was limited judgment about how they chose to wear their hair. Initially locs where judged but by the 2000s locs became accepted. My American sibling was explaining food deserts to me. I've been to Nigeria, Thailand and Italy and everyone buys fresh fruits and vegetables every day. I live in the UK and half our supermarkets are fresh food. In France everyone buys fresh bread every day. When I travelled to America...I noticed the average supermarket having less and less fresh fruits, bread, vegetables, fish, meat and poultry. Everything is highly processed and highly preserved! I'm not even starting on the fragrance in toiletries that gives me allergic reactions.

@misslady4910

8 ай бұрын

Yep, I stopped getting relaxers & it still happened.

@marleyhill34

8 ай бұрын

@@misslady4910 Yeah unfortunately after about 10 years of relaxers the damage was already done to my poor follicles. they always used a relaxer that was too strong for my hair and scalp. they were supposed to use a fine sensitive relaxer but they would look at my tight 4c and pull out the strong and leave it on until it was bone straight. I had relaxers and chemical ( non- professional colour/ curly perm)treatment from aged 8 to to age 38. So we are looking at 30 years of damage on hair that was already weak, fine, dehydrated and dry.

This is me each time I put relaxer in my hair. This is the reason I'm natural for 9 years now and my hair grows just fine in that spot now. But, I know if I put the relaxer in again, after about 2 months, the hair will start to break off in that spot there again. No more relaxed for me!

@Luv2be

7 ай бұрын

This was me too. I wonder why the relaxer does this and will it become a problem again in the future? I too stopped getting relaxers because each time, 2 months sounds about right for me too I can’t remember exactly bc it has been over 20 years 😅, my hair would start breaking in the crown. I have not had this problem since stopping the relaxers. I do think it was a type of bacterial infection. I might still go to the dermatologist bc sometimes my scalp will hurt even though there is no breakage.

@camille1p

7 ай бұрын

@Luv2be good luck with your hair journey, just when I was getting tempted by relaxers again, they link it to cancer. No more relaxers for me!

@SharVanityBeauty

7 ай бұрын

Yes!!!! I’ve seen this happen

This happened to me!! I was prescribed a steroid and now my hair is back to normal! It all started from STRESS!!!

I was diagnosed with this condition but only after being misdiagnosed for years with earlier derm doc visits. By the time i found a good dermatologist the condition was much worse.. even with treatment ive lost a significant amount of hair to the point i have to wear hair pieces all the time. Im really considering shaving my head because i feel like its really a lost cause at this point.😢 The amount of $$$ I've spent on docs, meds, shampoos, creams etc is insane.

I had this awhile back. I would go to a dermatologist to get steroid shots once a month. It worked until the pandemic happened. She also prescribed Clobetasol propionate Topical. Once the world stopped, I wasn’t able to get treatment and my hair grew back. I now use Nizoral and Olaplex when washing now. I changed my diet and started making my own Ayurvedic oils and sprays. So far, so good.

This is, hands down, some of the best information I’ve heard about CCCA. You hit all of the important points. Ladies, if you’re suffering with any hair loss or abnormalities, please go to your dermatologist right away. Also, a biopsy is is key - you could be suffering from more than one form of alopecia and having your follicles assessed is key to knowing this. Thank you for this video!

I absolutely love you!! Your spirit is so contagious. I love your compassion. Your voiceovers are so relaxing. You are such a beautiful woman. I pray God continues to bless you abundantly.❤

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Thanks and many blessings to you as well 🙏🏾💜✨

Quickly came on! As soon as I seen the notification!❤😂

Finally, I have an answer! Thank you for that information. I’m headed to the Dermatologist. I noticed the breakage at the crown in December and by March it was worse, the breakage spread and there was balding. After all of those months there was no improvement. I cried but I grabbed the scissors and chopped off my hair so I could see the extent of the damage. The problem went from ear to ear. My PCP offered no reasonable explanation nor solution so I figured I’d fix it myself. He suggested it was the hair relaxers and/or menopause, his go to answer for everything. Quit playing, I wore my hair relaxed for 35+ years without a problem. After I finished butchering my hair and I took a picture of the area I realized it may be a fungus so I used Neutrogena T-Gel Shampoo. It slowed the balding but the hair in that spot is still troubled. It grows very very slowly and the hair is very fragile, the splitting ends are relentless. Finally, I have an answer! You are the greatest. I’m scheduling my Dermatology appt. Thank you again. NICOLE.

I was diagnosed with CCCA at least 10 years ago. I believe mine was a combination of genetics that was exacerbated by constanty pulling on my hair in the middle from wearing afro puffs. I began by getting steroid shots to stop the sores and inflammation. People should keep in mind that you should not use anything that will increase blood flow to the area. My doctor was clear that i could not use anything like rogaine bc rogaine works by increasing blood flow to the scalp and increased blood flow means more inflammation. I would disagree with any rubbing, manipulation or medicines that are geared towards blood flow. Once i left my hair alone, began applying prescribed clobetasol propionate, and taking iron and vitamin D, my scalp has been much better. I still have permanent thinning and some crown hair loss but it hasnt gotten worse. Lastly, do NOT take any of the B vitamins. Before i knew better i was trying to take a b complex to increase blood flow and grow my hair back and it set my condition on fire. Remember, while still dealing with inflammation symptoms you cannot do or take things that increase blood flow to the area.

@binkybeebey6677

8 ай бұрын

I wonder if you have low b12 and low iron…. Are you not to replace the b12 because it causes increased blood flow?

@marleyhill34

8 ай бұрын

Yet all these influencers are telling people to massage their scalp with a certain rosemary oil..... I went to see a trichologist and they stopped the inflammation topically with no rubbing or manipulation or oil.

@d.hall2004

8 ай бұрын

​@binkybeebey6677 I took a b complex and never figured out which one was the culprit because once I told my doctor he explained I was doing more harm than good plus my scalp was on fire with pain and sores. Inflammation went crazy and condition progressed rapidly.

@d.hall2004

8 ай бұрын

​@@marleyhill34it's unfortunate. I trust my well respected black dermatologist. He got me on the right track plus I learned over time.

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for this information 💜✨

It's the hug at the end for me. ❤ Well done Queen. She will bounce back in no time.

@Slaymayas

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for the encouraging words ❤

I think its good to know the prescription because with black women a lot of times we get run around with doctors who don't know how to treat us and will have us on the wrong meds.

@bunnyboo6295

8 ай бұрын

It's hard to find good honest doctors that care period. many are in the business of making money and pushing what drugs give them the most profit if your condition isn't a money maker most doctors seem to ignore in hopes it turns into a serious condition they can profit from. You need to stay on top of your health know your body know how to speck up for self and research find health care professionals willing to listen and work with and for you. It's a scary battle dealing with health professionals.

@cfoster6804

8 ай бұрын

I have found some withhold helpful treatment and therapies from us too. My pulmonologist does that. I found out about different helpful things from other doctors and some are not even in her specialty and then I take the information to her and she writes the script or referral no questions asked.🤦🏾‍♀️ I'm think now why didn't YOU tell me about this?!

Prayers for her healing

I pray 4 that sista's hair growth journey. My hair was doing that for yrs & it's frustrating. It would grow in the crown & then break & thin out. I think it's starting to grow back strong now & I hope it stays that way. I pray this sista's hair will do the same. Our hair is our crowns.

I like how the stylist worked around it and wasn’t all drama queening demanding her hair be cut short.

@Luv2be

7 ай бұрын

Yes, my stylist was “drama Queenish” and would cut it all off to match with the quickness. She would have passed out if I would have said just leave it uneven and let it catch up. She was a bit toxic. Happy that I finally left her.

@ohheybih

7 ай бұрын

@@Luv2be I know the kind. Trust me 🤣

@kitcowool

7 ай бұрын

Exactly. Her hair, her choice!

Wow you are a God send for your clients. So many stylists today don’t take the time to care for their client’s hair.

I have non scarring alopecia. I do not manipulate my natural hair. My derm gives me injections & prescription level minoxidil. Ladies, when you sense ANYTHING off about your scalp see a doctor. Don’t wait; waiting makes it worse.

@HoneyLove77

8 ай бұрын

What kind of injections do you get?

@kimaparks2592

8 ай бұрын

@@HoneyLove77 they were the basic steroid injections that the derm gives for alopecia or other scalp issues

You are the very 1st beautician tht I have EVER heard talk about CCCA, I NEVER knew what CCCA was, never heard tht there was a treatment. I knew some of it is frm heredity😢 Thank you for sharing factual science, for WE perish, for a lack of knowledge & understanding. Smh been to alot of beauticians who never once, told me anything, except your balding. WOW! You are appreciated!😊❤

When you said fungal, my first thought was how us black girls like to let deep conditioner marinate in our hair either for hours or over night. Or how we like to let our hair air dry and how that can take hours even days because we want to avoid heat damage. Fungal infections almost always come from a wet environment that's getting no air circulation. Has anyone ever considered this as a possible cause?

@keelhe893

8 ай бұрын

The fungus that grows on the scalp is not normally the fungus that grows on inanimate objects that are wet like wood. This fungus is seborrheic dermatitis which is triggered by autoimmune compromise

@walkingintruthknowledge7418

8 ай бұрын

Or black women need to accept what the Bible says in Isaiah how the Most High cursed ya and put a scab on your hair so it won’t grow long and beautiful like it used to. That’s why a lot of black women have problems growing hair

@lilmsshorty234

8 ай бұрын

@@walkingintruthknowledge7418I’m not Christian, but could I get the reference?

@cfoster6804

8 ай бұрын

​@@lilmsshorty234Look up Isaiah 3:16

@walkingintruthknowledge7418

8 ай бұрын

@@lilmsshorty234 Isaiah 3:17 is the one specifically about the hair. But read the rest and you’ll realize why a lot of black women are overweight, poverty stricken and seen as unattractive. The Lord took away the standard of beauty

I am proud of her. She left with her hair taken care of and in a healthier state. Yes!

Low iron is a key as well in alopecia. My daughter had it yet. I did some research on it and I found out low iron can be a key. I asked her dermatologist, and she said yes. I had her iron her check. It was definitely low. They put her on iron pills and her hair started growing back.

@ToniaAlex13

7 ай бұрын

100% true

@cocojames947

7 ай бұрын

I'm glad I read your comment. My low iron might be why I'm shedding and breaking.

@wiliatar

5 ай бұрын

Did she also have grey hairs? I think my iron is low and my hair has greys in it

I love watching your videos! You're so informative.

I love this channel. It’s wholesome and informative

Why is black hair care such a struggle and traumatizing ☹️. I went through this a few years ago. Had hair issues since childhood. Thanks for your knowledge that can potentially save others.

Could we please please get a update on how her and her hair is doing, I’m a hairstylist and I believe my client has it, so now I know how to go about it! I love your channel ❤❤❤

Love your work!! Been watching u for 3 years never disappoints ❤

I love watching your videos and learning. ❤

Very informative! Just subscribed😊😊

In 2010, a jealous little salon girl cut off all of my hair to match my crown breakage. I was devastated. Haven't been back to a salon since. This was at The Jon Atchison Salon in New York which is a fine salon but the particular stylist with the initials J.J., PLEASE stay away from!

@ToniaAlex13

7 ай бұрын

🙄

@andriennethomas262

7 ай бұрын

I believe you totally. I did a lot of research before selecting a stylist to blend well but not cut down to it. Luckily her skills are nationally known and she showcases this condition and her cut skills!

@miya481

7 ай бұрын

My sister did it to me too. She was supposed to give me a trim of 1 in and she ended up cutting off 3.5in -4 in of length, claiming she was trying to get close to my breakage length in my crown area. But that was unnecessary to make it even. I didn't even notice b/c I was tired but when she was done, I saw it and was pissed. I felt like she did it to make my hair shorter than hers. I haven't gotten my length back yet. You can't even trust your own family.

The middle of my head was really short like hers...as soon as I went natural it all grew back, with the help of oils

Your videos are always educational.

You are truly heaven sent! God bless you❤

We need to speak more to our friends and family members when we are going through this because you never know who are going through this and how we can help one another. God bless sisters.😘🦋

You really did your homework 👍🙏

THANK FOR SPREADING AWARENESS!

Thank you for this… sincerely. I’m going through this and your video has help me understand a lot more. ❤

I have that, I think. But I'm allergic to ... whatever Rogaine is, so I have to use fluocinonide, which is a topical liquid solution that can only be prescribed. I wouldn't try a home remedy only because my hair follicles are on borrowed time and don't have time to waste waiting to see results. Go see a dermatologist IMMEDIATELY when you notice a patch of hair is shorter than the others. It's not your imagination. GO!!!

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Period!!

Always learn something new from you. Thank you for all you do!

Thank you for sharing as I had breakage in the same 2 spots a year ago. I went to the dermatologist and they said I had inflammation of the scalp & a mix of traction alopecia and alopecia areata. I was prescribed steroid injections to reduce the inflammation of my scalp on those 2 bald spots. Thankfully, I was told my hair will make a full comeback and that it was a great thing that I came in early because it is reversible when you seek treatment sooner than later. Hope my comment helps anyone else that has experienced a similar issue. ❤ Side note: Applying raw Aloe Vera to my scalp as a quick hair mask & then rinsing it out really helps to soothe my scalp! 🥒

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for this information!

@jocelynford4209

8 ай бұрын

@@DeeperThanHairTv you’re welcome! Love your channel and the education that you share with us!❤️

@demi5378

8 ай бұрын

Did your hair come back? Did the injections help? Did the dermatologist do a biopsy to determine the cause of your hair loss?Thank you

@jocelynford4209

8 ай бұрын

@@demi5378 Yes it did! Those two small bald patches fully grew in. No more bald spot. It started to grow in as “peach fuzz” as the dermatologist called it. 😌 Today, those 2 areas is beginning to grow out in length. I have to be patient as it catches up to the length of the rest of my hair with consistent trims. Also to add, I just gave myself a trim 3 days ago, courtesy of Deeper Than Hair’s “how to trim your hair at home” video. It was pretty easy. Hair is beginning to feel healthy again all over! 🩷🙏🏾

Thanks for showing this video very informative, praying for a healthy journey, and hopefully she can or will educate others.

This channel is a Blessing🥰🥰🥰

Good for her. Judging by the photos, it looks like her hair has improved!

I love the information that you give and love your work.

You are truly an angel ❤️❤️❤️❤️

You sooooo loving and caring ! ♥️♥️♥️

I wish I can like this 1,000 times ❤ your content is so educational and uplifting. You have true intentions and it’s reflected in the love you poor in your clients hair 🥰

You truly are such a Blessing. I always enjoy all the info you provide. 😘

Thank you for allowing us to be educated from your journey ❤

You are saving LIVES !! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH ❤❤

Really interesting. Thanks for sharing to you & your guest.

❤I love you and your work.

I love how your educating us on these topics

This is so important to raise awareness of CCCA especially in Black women. My mom had it an unfortunately never got treatment and never grew her hair back. Because of her story I was dilligent and at the first sign of thinning in my scalp I got it checked out and caught my CCCA early. Its genetic even though our hair care practices make the situation worse. You need meds to bring the inflammation down and then can use good hair practices to keep things in check. I have learned alot but just glad I caught it early.

@cmac3764

Ай бұрын

Never knew the genetic component. What meds/regimen did they prescribe and how long did your hair regrowth take?

Your voice is soooo calming lol I love watching your videos….I mean of course for educational purposes as well but lol

Even though this lady has this issue in the middle overall she’s got lovely hair - hoping she’ll continue to see growth 🙌🏾

@Slaymayas

8 ай бұрын

Thank you

I love this video and the wholesomeness ❤ much like ur channel name it is truly deeper than hair

God bless her. I know what she's feeling.

You are a genius and those hands are blessed.

Thank you for talking about this. I hope to see more videos of our sisters with this condition and how a great stylist can help with reversal.

Thanks for the hair information I learn a lot Thanks again. You are the best. ❤❤❤❤❤

Great video. Some many of us have gone through this. Thank u . U so wise on the issue many of have. Bless u ❤️

Thanks for sharing. Very helpful information ❤

use homemade clove water on troubled areas daily for natural hair and weekly for permed hair. follow up regularlywith homemade oil with cloves, ginger, red onion, garlic and aloe vera to lock in moisture on double boil for 20mins. sift thru stocking and add a few drops of peppermint oil to mask the onion and garlic smell. in 3 weeks you should start seeing peach fuzzy on the trouble area.(im 59yo and with 4c hair. I've had sever breakage in my crown all my life except when i use products with t-tree to reduce inflammation. Cloves work the same to reduce inflammation. your scalp with thank you. i started this regime 3 months ago after cutting hair 2 in short. now hair 6 inches long, thicker, thriving and no shedding. my hair likes alma or almond oil as coconut and olive oil makes my hair very frizzy and dry) jaimaca black castor oil caused my hair to shed alot. I avoid it like the plague!

@jas911

8 ай бұрын

thank you for sharing!

Always love your content because you’re about way more than just style you are caring for the whole person❤️.

OMG i love you! you always educate me on proper hair care

@DeeperThanHairTv

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Amen to her being conscious of her body. Another excellent deep dive in hair.

Watching ur videos is comforting idk if it’s ur voice or the way u treat ur clients hair❤️

She’s in good hands 🙌🏾 tfs❤

Thank you SOOOOOO MUCH for posting this video!!!! I have never heard of this condition, but as soon as I saw the thumbnail, I said that’s my hair!! My hair is currently in this EXACT condition!! I have always had problems with this section on my head. I’ve done everything to try to remedy the situation myself, to no avail. While I’m sad this is likely what I have, it is also great to potentially have a reason for it. I can’t wait to get to a dermatologist who will hopefully provide a solution for this issue before it gets worse! And I so wish I lived near you for hair care!!

Keep up with her Sis. Nourish her hair back to health. I would love to see it❤️🌺❤️

Wow was shocked she didn't get a style but based on all u shared about her loss it makes complete sense, glad she found out soon enough to be proactive!

Thank you for taking the time to explain this.

God Bless All Of You Going Through This. 🙏♥️🙏

Thank you for this relevant information. I had no idea about uterine fibroids potentially being a causal Factor.

Wow! After all of these years, this one video has literally given me an idea of what I am going through. I have been suffering from crown breakage for many years. I also have a small patch of har loss in the same place as your client. I have fibroids so I am now making connections. It causes anemia so I believe that has contributed greatly to my chronic hair loss. I have visited 2 different dermatologists and two trichologists and all have noticed thinness, but said that they don't see it as a problem. I know my hair so I know when there is a problem, and when there isn't one. This is proof that your body speaks to you in various ways. I will be addressing my thinning hair in a more informed way going forward. Thank you for addressing this DTH TV!

@Nuvision19

8 ай бұрын

Can you imagine? most of these specialist don't know enough about the physiological issues we experience. I started having this issue in my twenties but managed to be able to keep my hair. I'm now in my fifties with slow growth in the middle and top...I have to keep the whole thing short.

@SimplisticallyDigital

8 ай бұрын

Yes! I agree. I wear mine buzz cut. But I am still trying to improve my health to get to the bottom of the issue. @@Nuvision19

Interesting that you mentioned a possible link between fibroids and this. I had surgery and eventually a hysterectomy due to fibroids and I also suffer from hair loss at the crown. I wish this information was around when I was younger. I also have pre diabetes.

Thanks for providing so much useful information about this condition. I love how you gave her and her hair so much love and respect. Can I get an appointment with you?

Such transparency and courage for that Queen to show us her journey!❤ Straight to you...