Trichotillomania (Hair Pulling) Support Group
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hey guys,
I have been pull-free for 9 months now, and it feels great. I pull/pulled from the top of my head, so all the hair that's grown in is right on and top and easy to see - its about 5 inches now i would say.
The bottom of my regrowth (the part that grew first) grew in all twisted and frizzy (maybe some of you know what im talking about) About the first 3 inches are all frizzy and stick/twist in all directions, then as the hair continued to grow out, it became tame like normal hair should grow/look.
I cant leave my hair down without straightening this frizzy curly part and hair spraying it down...but even then it looks wavy and sticks up a bit.
Does anyone know any tips or secrets to making this frizzy hair normal so i dont have to style it so much to make it not look like ive been out on a humid day all the time! Or maybe the only way to fix it is to cut off the damaged frizzy part?
Thanks :)
I have been pull-free for 9 months now, and it feels great. I pull/pulled from the top of my head, so all the hair that's grown in is right on and top and easy to see - its about 5 inches now i would say.
The bottom of my regrowth (the part that grew first) grew in all twisted and frizzy (maybe some of you know what im talking about) About the first 3 inches are all frizzy and stick/twist in all directions, then as the hair continued to grow out, it became tame like normal hair should grow/look.
I cant leave my hair down without straightening this frizzy curly part and hair spraying it down...but even then it looks wavy and sticks up a bit.
Does anyone know any tips or secrets to making this frizzy hair normal so i dont have to style it so much to make it not look like ive been out on a humid day all the time! Or maybe the only way to fix it is to cut off the damaged frizzy part?
Thanks :)
I'm not sure trimming the hair would help, however you can go to a hair stylist to ask the question-they would know if this method would help. If it were me, I would hold wet hair in place with a few Bobbi-pins until dry then put a light spray to hold hair down for the day.
Hope this helps. Hugs