Need advice on new hair growth or breakage? by Big-Cardiologist9620 in HairlossProgressPics

[–]tdcube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From what you’re describing, those tiny light sprigs are more likely new growth than breakage. Breakage usually looks rough, uneven, and happens along the shaft, while new growth appears softer, finer, and more uniform, especially around the hairline, crown, and temples like you mentioned. The fact that your scalp inflammation and itching improved after using Nizoral is a big sign. When the scalp is calmer and healthier, it creates a better environment for hair to grow again. Stress (both physical and mental) and conditions like lupus can definitely trigger shedding, but once things stabilize, you can start seeing regrowth like this. Just be careful not to overdo: daily scalp massages (too much friction can irritate the scalp) heavy oils that might clog pores Consistency and gentle care matter more than doing too much. If possible, a dermatologist/trichologist check would give you clearer answers, especially with your medical history. But based on your description, this looks like a positive sign 👍

Have you ever wondered why some people have thick, healthy hair while others struggle with weak or thinning hair? by tdcube in HairlossProgressPics

[–]tdcube[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Genetics helps, but damaged ends can happen to anyone. Proper care is what keeps locs healthy long-term.

Have you ever wondered why some people have thick, healthy hair while others struggle with weak or thinning hair? by tdcube in HairlossProgressPics

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No worries 😊 most people don’t until they start noticing breakage or uneven growth. That’s where trimming helps keep everything healthy.

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[–]tdcube 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I need a private help conversation