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Bald Edges: Can You Really Grow Your Edges Back in 2 Weeks?

If you’re having issues with your edges, whether you have dreadlocks or loose natural hair, you’re in the right place. Find out if you can grow bald edges in 2 weeks.

Unfortunately, many people are complaining about losing their edges. Some people will have receding hairline because of genetics, while others have this condition because of the way they treat their hair.

Natural Ways to Prevent Bald Edges

The first thing you should be doing with your natural hair or locs, is to use the right types of natural hair products to strengthen the strands of your hair. Secondly, you should avoid over-styling it.

It’s nice to see a variety of beautiful braids or locs hairstyles, but take it easy on the roots and hairline if you want to hold on to your edges. Notice that the hair around our hairline are the weakest.

If every day or every week you keep pulling and tugging at them, they will eventually become weakened and break off. It may not appear to be so at first, but over a period of time, your edges will go bald.

Grow Bald Edges in 2 Weeks

One of the most common questions I’ve been hearing from many people with locs or natural hair, is if they can grow back their hairline in 2 weeks. Well, it depends on many different factors.

Some people hair grow faster than others, so while some may see hair-growth within 2 weeks, others may have a slower progress. To speed up your hairline growth, you should massage the bald area to stimulate faster growth.

What to Use for Fast Hairline Growth

Growing back hairline fast may depend on if it’s easily reversible, and the type of remedies you’re using. Over the years, I’ve been recommending Jamaican Black Castor Oil for growing back edges. This is one of the fastest natural treatment for bald edges that I’ve seen so far.

Another natural remedy to grow receding hairline fast, is natural coconut oil. As a matter of fact, you can mix both the castor oil and coconut oil together to use as an effective treatment for fast hair-growth.

Consistency Works for Edges Regrowth

Consistency is another key factor in growing hairline back fast. You can’t just do it for a few days or skip days and expect it to work. I have tried these natural oils, and I’ve seen great results.

My locs are thick and strong, just the way I want them. Also, I try not to style them too often. Sometimes I just leave them semi-freeform, so that my roots will get time to grow and strengthen.

Loving Older Locs: Do You Still Have the Passion for Your Dreads?

I often wonder about people who have their locs for many, many years, if they still love them like they did when they first started out on their locs journey. If you ask different people that question, you will obviously get different answers.

As with some things in life, as your dreads get older, you may start to get too used to them, and may get complacent, losing that connection. Other people may feel more connected, especially after putting all the hard work into getting them to where they are at.

Giving Up on Your Locs Won’t Work

Having dreads comes with a lot of work and dedication. If you give up on them, they’ll eventually give up on you too. You will start to see them looking dull and lifeless. As the beauty of your hair starts to fade, you may find yourself not loving them as you used to.

Keeping Up With Daily Locs Maintenance for Older Locs

If you want fabulous locs, you have to put the right products in your hair, and take the time to do your daily locs maintenance, just like you used to do in the early part of your locs journey. There’s not much difference in taking care of older locs than there is for younger locs, except for starter dreads.

Daily Locs Prep For Healthier Hair

Your locs won’t look “ugly” if you take good care of them. However, taking care of locs is not only putting natural oils and keeping your hair moisturized, it also means taking care of your overall health, such as making sure you’re getting enough vitamins and eating healthy.

Motivating Yourself With Older Locs

It’s sometimes kind of hard to keep yourself motivated as your locs get older. You may find yourself getting tired of the same style that you had for years, but there are ways to have dreads and still look trendy.

The first and most important thing you need to do when you have older locs, is to get your regular washes, in addition to using your natural oil treatments, and keep them moisturized. Your locs will thrive and grow longer, looking lustrous and beautiful.

Natural Truth: Five Mistakes Not to Make With Your Locs

We all make mistakes at some point, even when starting out on our locs journey. At first, we are just stepping onto unfamiliar grounds, and don’t know that much about taking care of our dreads, but as time goes by, the knowledge starts trickling in.

Mistakes in the Early Life of Your Locs

When I started my dreadlocks, I must admit that I didn’t know half of what I thought I knew about having dreads. Some of the mistakes I made, I am still living with them, but I have decided to make the most of them.

Using the Wrong Shampoo: One of my mistakes that I made when I had my starter locs, was to use the same shampoo that I was using when my hair was permed. I later found out that I should have been using a residue-free shampoo for dreadlocks.

Leaving Your Locs Thirsty: Another big mistake you don’t want to do is to walk around with dehydrated locs. It might be surprising to people that dreads can become thirsty. You need to keep your locs hydrated to keep them healthy and moisturized.

Don’t over-twist: Twisting too often or too tight will be your downfall further down the road. You may feel like you’re keeping up with the latest locs trends by re-twisting your hair often, but in fact, you are weakening your roots. You may also end up losing your hairline.

Don’t cover damp locs: Having mildew or mold in your dreadlocks is real, that is if you cover up your half-dry hair and don’t let it dry properly. Not only will your head of locs smell musty, but mold will start to grow on the inside of your strands.

Don’t sleep without a sleep cap: This mistake is something that I did in my early locs days, sleeping sometimes without covering my hair. When I did cover it, I used anything I could find to cover it. Don’t make the same mistake like I did.

Spend a few bucks and buy yourself a sleep cap, preferably satin cap. Sleep caps are great for protecting your hair at night, keeping lint out of locs, as well as keeping the moisture locked in.

Important Locs Reminder

These are just some of the things that you don’t want to do with your dreadlocks. Treating them good, will leave them looking great. Never neglect your locs. The way you treat them will show, so always treat them right.

If you don’t know something, do your research. Stop by to learn more valuable information about your locs. I have 4 1/2 years worth of knowledge to share.