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. 