Comments on: An Inventive Way To Comb Your Hair

By: admin

admin — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 22:07:46 +0000

Hi Kimberly & Rachel Jean –

Kimberly – Thank you for posting for the first time, I’m always happy to hear from women who read the site. Like you I repeat “I am not my hair” like a endless chant to remind myself I am so much more than this. So it definitely doesn’t sound cheesy at all, I totally understand! thanks again for sharing your thoughts.

Rachel Jean – Hi there! I haven’t used a brush in forever, I don’t think I have enough hair for it. It would be like a large massive object touching my bare scalp. I might as well use a shovel 🙂 It’s a comb for me all the way and a small one at that. Very light and conscious to not accidently knock out any hairs before their time.

Love hearing from you and LOVE that your hair is doing better, it is soooo important for other women do read that it CAN get better.

All The Best,
~Y

By: Rachael Jean Harper

Rachael Jean Harper — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 19:08:45 +0000

It is really hard to deal with shedding. When mine was shedding, I learned to brush as little as possible, and never when my hair was wet. It is more conductive to streaching and breaking when wet. I always brushed dry and thourghly, and in the dark before a shower. This kept the fall out down, as well as not having to pick it up out of the shower. This made the ordeal so much easier to handle for me. I wore hats that kept me from having to brush too often, and up in a tie at night.

I thank my Creator that it has stopped falling out and that all of the nutritional work that I have done is working for me. Good luck to all of you no matter what path you chose to comb or brush your hair, or what therapies you decide on to use to gain controll over this awful afflection.

A man with male pattern baldness is not enough heartache to sing the blues, but a woman with male pattern baldness is. Rachaeljean1

By: Kimberly

Kimberly — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 05:55:06 +0000

You are a brave and strong woman. I have never posted about my hair loss before but found myself in your article. Thank you for sharing. I repeat every day “my hair loss is not a reflection of me as a person. I am so much more than my hair.” As cheesy as this sounds, it helps. Much love, Kimberly