Could it be?

[NAPPYCHICK86]

Could the ends of my hair be overprocessed natural hair? Let me explain. I transitioned for 8 or 9 months but before I decided to transition i didnt take care of my hair..I wont even lie. I self relaxed from root to tip EVERY SIX WEEKS then when i finally found lhcf and decided to transition I still used heat now im paying the price The last 2 inches of my hair is brittle/dry/frizzy it wont curl at all but below that 2 inches are curls and coils. What is wrong with my hair?? Could it be overprocessed hair? Im so fed up bc ive made such good progress and I dont want to chop again. Ive tried protein treatments deep conditioners nothing works. Any advice ladies? Im so frustrated

 

[ms.blue]

you could try an acv rinse but you may just have to cut those ends off.

 

[NAPPYCHICK86]

you could try an acv rinse but you may just have to cut those ends off.

Ive been doing an acv rinse everytime I wash which is once per week.

 

[lilsparkle825]

Let us see!

 

[Whimsy]

^yeah give a pic.

Maybe DC like crazy, moisturize and oil them. I don't think protein is the answer right now.

Are they splits?

 

[NAPPYCHICK86]

Let us see!

let me get a good picture for you guys

 

[Chaosbutterfly]

Maybe it's scab hair.

 

[NAPPYCHICK86]

Maybe it's scab hair.

Im almost convinced

 

[Nubenap22]

I agree with Chaos I hear some peoples "scab" hair is straight jacked up and horrid and some dont even notice it!!

 

[frizzy]

Over processed natural hair? Impossible.

Scab hair? Possible.

 

[ms.blue]

IA with everyone that could be scab hair. I think it depends on howa person relaxes their hair that somehow the relaxer still affects the new growth.

 

[NAPPYCHICK86]

bumping for more answers

 

[Natirelle]

Its scab hair !, you can trim it off with time or right away if you want.

 

[BlackMasterPiece]

Heeyyy got your msg, I'm here

I think it could be scab hair or it could be heat damage.

See what changes can come about with DC's both moisture and protien, if it doesnt improve no matter what you do then you may want to consider a trim.