I think I’m getting better, the roots aren’t as puffy like they usually are. I’m sticking with mini twists for this winter and the occasional wig whilst plenty of ladies are rocking braids which I’m envious of. Last year my scalp reached the hight of sensitivity, I went to the dermatologist and he said to stay away from any hair style involving pulling and tension on my scalp. So I wore my natural hair from around April 2018 without any stress to my scalp and it has made a big difference, I still have a sensitive spot right on top of my head but it’s okay. What I’m sharing with this post is sometimes, well not sometimes but rather we have to know our limits when it’s comes to the health of our hair and scalp. Some ladies are able to wear any hairdo and their hair and hairline is bulletproof whilst others like me have fine hair, a sensitive scalp and have to look for hairstyles which won’t be detrimental to my hair and it’s okay. I could easily go back to braids which I love but I know that I can’t alleviate a problem and go right back to doing the same thing. Oh and do you see the shine in my hair? It’s that @asiam.africa leave-in conditioner doing the things. #naturalhaircare #4chair #minitwists #naturalhairstyles #type4hair #type4naturals #4chairdaily #mzansinaturals #southafricannaturals #southafricannaturalhairblogger #africannaturals
