I made a decision about four weeks ago to stop putting chemical based relaxers in my hair. After nearly twenty years of relaxing my hair, I now realize that my hair and scalp deserve better. I have now eliminated the Motions, Dudley or whatever other brand name of relaxers is available from my old hair routine. I am now working toward deep conditioning my hair once a week and reducing the amount of heat that I apply to my hair. It may take a long while before my virgin hair (non-relaxed hair) grows out enough so I can cut the remaining part of my relaxed hair.

A few years ago, I lost a patch of hair near the top of my scalp. I was devastated and could not determine if it happened due to stress, the relaxer or both. Thankfully, I had a good hair dresser who was able to style my hair and hide the bald patch while my scalp healed and hair grew back.

I wondered at the time, would I ever get a hair transplant if I loss too much hair and it never grew back or I loss so much hair that I could not hide it. I would strongly a hair transplant if the patch was larger and never grew back. I did not know that there were many women who received hair transplants, until I came across Dr. Shapiro’s Hair Institute site. His company provides hair transplants with a unique surgery for women and men. If you call 1-800-799-HAIR (4247), you may be eligible for a free consultation today.

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