I was literally just sitting here depressed about my same bald spot in the crown of my hair and then I opened up YT and low and behold you made a video about how you fixed yours! You are an inspiration. I have 4c hair too with about the same qualities as Fluff Nugget 🥰
Seriously can’t stress how good Fluffnugget is looking. This has been the biggest and best hair transformation I have had the pleasure of keeping up with on this platform. I’m honestly stunned every time I see your hair because it’s continuing to flourish and reach new lengths, and we ALL know it was a wild journey getting here. SO HAPPY FOR YOU DANIELLE 🥺✨✨🤩 you look amazing!
i remember back when i shaved my head and hated it, i was desperate enough to look for rogaine at the drugstore. upon seeing the price i thought 'you know what? lemme just learn to accept myself; this is absurd'
Ohhhh the power of oils!!! I can never leave it’s side. I’m sticking beside it …..for life!!!! Dannnnnniiiii so happy you are seeing progress!!! Yes rosemary is the business!! I hope you update us again in a few months! 🥰🥰🥰
I'm going to try this! I used Rogaine for my male pattern baldness many years back and it did work, but then I got a dog. Sounds like an odd reason to stop using it, but the active ingredient (minoxidil) is toxic to dogs and cats. :( As a result of stopping, I have lost a LOT of hair and have gotten SUPER thin. This sounds like a safer route. Thanks for sharing, and I hope you find many a rosemary shortbread cookie, Danielle! (imagining old-school Zelda game graphics but instead, Danielle jumps around to collect the cookies, and Fluffnugget allows her to fly to higher places and exit the level . . . okay I'm done now)
I mean true THAT!☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽 Fluff Nugget is literally now a BUNCH of Nuggets making BIIIG Fluff!! 😁 So happy for you for your dedication and willingness to try so many different products for these many months not just for viewers' sake, but for your own! 🙌🏽
Choose your favorite carrier oil. Add 5 to 10 drops of Rosemary and/or Peppermint... Please ease into the Peppermint essential oil because if you use too much your scalp may get over stimulated. I would start with 4 ounces of a carrier oil. 5 drops of each essential oil and teaspoon og pumpkin seed oil.
Honestly it’s comforting to see such a relatable situation. I’ve had a bald spot in my crown on and off and just thought something was wrong with me. But I’m not alone (:
10:33 I was getting Canary (HunterxHunter) vibes at this part! Esp when she has her blazer off- she has some sort of ruffles on her shirt😍 And definitely can see the changes!
The most impressive part is you keep trying, Danielle. For every "I'm recovering" "I'm regrowing" "preserving Fluffnugget" I'd simply pass away if I had to go through that😭 because last time I had splitends jus- _at all times?_ I shaved my head ma'am. Nothing to salvage for me😭😭😭😭😭 it has since grown back to the length it was [previously] in less than two years(God restores, everyone🌼) and I am so grateful that I can refer people who are scared of chopping to you. You have modeled patience [required for hair but also general body health and wellbeing] through and _through_ ,thank you🌼✨ Edit: typo
@@nickywilson1898 exactly why I shaved my head back then😩 I'm pretty sure my split ends were working quicker than my hair was growing anyway. I hope you and your hair are in a better place; mine is well. Safely tucked in braids for now😅
This brings me so much comfort I’ve been experiencing an issue with a semi bald spot. Its not bald but it’s way short than everything. Thank you for giving people with hair like us an outlet for expression and teaching
I suffer with this too! I think it’s hormonal because it started breaking off when I got pregnant and at the start of my morning sickness with my second child (she’s 12 now).
This is what I’m dealing with right in the middle of my head! I did some research and apparently it’s just the earliest stages before a bald spot so I’m trying to get ahead of it
It’s comforting seeing a representation of black hair and still using oils . You know, that ingredient that some claims doesn’t help our hair grow 😭 I almost fell for the hype . Anyways, I appreciate your videos and your hair growth has been a glorious watch . ❤️
@@MPPG663 you do whatever works for your hair. if your hair is already flourishing then don’t fix what’s not broken. but if you’re not happy with how your hair has been in the long term then try it. one routine won’t work for everyone!
PLEASE get your scalp checked by a dermatologist to properly diagnose your condition and I strongly encourage anyone else going through this to do the same. This could be the cause of a serious scalp condition and can come back again 3 times worse than before. This could also be the cause of an underlying medical condition (autoimmune disorders, hormone imbalance, etc.). I'm all for natural remedies; however, you should also KNOW what you are treating. Blessings☀️!
@@krissmi5041 I would suggest googling to find one in your area; preferably one that specializes in scalp conditions and/or is well versed in diagnosing them. I believe there is a directory of African- American dermatologists available as well. Good luck!
Honestly, Danielle has the most amazing hair transform I've seen on YT. I'm tired of "how I grew long hair' videos from people who have never struggled to grow their hair. I'm looking forward to the video detailing everything she has done to achieve this.
Usually i dont mind them- i only click if their old videos had a journey (only spot a few) otherwise its mostly channels with already long hair when they started- hey, get your coins♡ but they are not for me. I am more into healthy hair regimen no matter what the length- cuz as my hair gets longer, i love to observe how many carefully part their hair or add into sections. Danielle is one my favs on how she progressed being careful 🤩
I've been natural since 2009 and had a bald/thin spot in that exact location for 13 years. You have no idea how groundbreaking this is to me. Thank you, Danielle and Fluffnugget!
Omg, is it just me or has everyone been going through this?? I'm currently trying to regrow mine as well. Thank you for posting this video and to anyone experiencing this- you got this 🤞🏾
You are absolutely right! I think it’s the food. My 14 year old son is dealing with this as well! I see this all around. It’s something we are eating and it may be GMOs. I took glutens out of my son’s diet.
Shout out to you Danielle (consistency) I just realized what my issue is, I don't have enough patience I don't think I've ever tried any routine for any longer than maybe two weeks and I've never done it consistently (been natural for 14+years) you got me thinking I definitely want to watch that video and see how you grew fluff nugget. As a fellow 4C natural with short low density porosity hair (you know what I mean) thank you for your patience!
Something to note: if your bald spot is caused by something bacterial or fungal you should avoid touching the dropper to that area so no bacteria gets on the dropper itself. Also I looooove rosemary! She’s that gurl 🔥
CCCA alopecia, the most common alopecia that affect black women. I experienced the exact same thing and there are definitely natural remedies that can combat it. Thanks for sharing. Your fluff nugget is beautiful!🥰
@@ulondabrazzle8173 can you please tell me more about the diagnosis process? What have you been prescribed? I’m asking because the different white dermatologists I’ve been seeing dismissed me saying I had nothing and I now need to find a new one and demand the same/a similar diagnosis process to yours and knowing more or less what to expect. Thanks in advance 🙏🏾
@@jmkwm so to be officially diagnosed you need a biopsy of your scalp. Once that comes back they can start treatment. The problem with this kind of alopecia the longer you take to diagnose, the more likely scar tissue can develop and treatment will no longer help. As far as treatments, there’s cortisone injections, prp treatments, topical cortisone solutions… my doctor has been good so far he even suggested I see a doctor at John’s Hopkins that’s doing a research medication on CCCA. It’s a topical cream made with metformin. He even went as far as to getting the medication made for me at a compounding pharmacy.
Hey, Danielle. I am not ANY kind of expert (trichologist, dermatologist, cosmetologist, etc...) but the placement and shape of your bald spot (crown section, in a circular expanding pattern) looks a lot like Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia, or CCCA. I had a tiny spot in the same area that began as the size of a dime and became much larger that turned out to be CCCA. The only way I've been able to to take control of it and reverse the damage for good has been to speak with a trichologist & dermatologist who have helped me to combat the actual cause of the issue: scalp inflammation. Oh, and I'm HELLA allergic to most (scented) hair products lol but you don't seem to have that issue. Fluffnugget is absolutely beautiful, and I'm so happy that you've seen success. Just wanted to share the little info I have in case it may help you to maintain your hair health. Best of luck with your journey and thank you for your delightfully quirky, hilarious, honest, and heartfelt vids! If I don't see you in a Wes Anderson film like SOON ya girl is gonna go off. xoxo
@@hersoulMusic My dermatologist put me on an oral antibiotic called Doxycycline and I began a 3x per week regimen with a topical steroid. My experience with the antibiotic was awful as it made me constantly feel nauseous, but the topical steroid has been great.I hope this helps!
I suffer from this and was diagnosed with CCCA, a form of alopecia that is most common among black women. It is usually accompanied by an itching or sensitive scalp but can be reversed if treated early. It can also be reoccurring, funny thing is rogaine was definitely given to me in form of a scalp grease along with Rosemary and biotin. It’s a scarring alopecia so if anyone else has this I’d suggest seeing a dermatologist ASAP.
i have CCCA/lichenplanoris and it started like this when i was 16. I've never seen Regaine come in a grease form, only as a foam or liquid solution, let alone mixed with rosemary and biotin. Could you share the link please?
@@nickywilson1898 My dermatologist wrote a formulation for it and had the compound made. She’s a black woman so she already knew a liquid would just sit on my hair. I’m sorry I wish it was OTC for purchase. But the biotin I take orally. Sending scalp/hair love to you ❤️ i wish I could have been of more help
Omg thank you so much I think I may have that..! Went to see 2 white dermatologists who said I had nothing when there’s clearly something wrong.. I may have to take this in to a new doctor and request nay DEMAND a biopsy! It’s actually been traumatising seeking help for this and being dismissed… (I was told it was usual for “people like me” to have some bald spots due to the type of hairstyles we did, despite me stating upfront that I didn’t put any tension on my natural hair…….) My hair looks more like her after footage but still I don’t want to let the spot widen 😿
Hi, love your content. If I may, for all those seeking to make an oil blend, and using a dropper to apply There’s a few things you should know. If you’re using natural or organic ingredients (organic almond, jojoba, castor and essential oils), there won’t be a preservative in the oils. So, having direct contact with your head/hair/skin, then putting it back in your oil blend (especially if your hair is wet,) IS A BAD IDEA. You can and will introduce microbes and bacteria to your oil and dropper which can case fungal infections etc. If you don’t want to add an anti microbial/preservative, my advice: A) Extract the amount you’ll need for 1 application, (put that amount in a bowl/cup). Then use a SEPARATE dropper for application. You can always add more to the bowl and you don’t have to worry about ruining the oil OR your scalp.😊 B) Buy an applicator bottle, add only what you’ll need for each treatment and use that nozzle instead of your dropper. C) Add an antimicrobial/preservative to your mixture and carry-on with direct application from your bottle’s dropper. Hope this helps, also hope you’re not offended. 😊
I started watching this channel as I was starting my own hair restoration journey. Seeing the love StarPuppy gives her hair really motivated me to stick with it. I am fortunate to be a strong responder and my treatments have my hair returning rapidly. So much of our identity is tied to our hair, but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't twice fold for a woman. I hope some women suffering with hairloss draw inspiration from StarPuppy.
Hello Danielle, I’m happy you have great results. Please consider seeing a Dermatologist preferably one that understands about our hair for an assessment.
Exactly! A lot of diy remedies can hurt/not help people suffering from something similar. The scalp is a continuation of the skin. A dermatologist will know how to help
My mom had a big bald spot in the same area. I changed her hairstyle to high very loose puffs. Her hair has completely grown in..it was her hairstyle that caused the problem
Thank you for doing the research I wasn’t willing to do!!! As a stylist (newer) I don’t have all the answers but I’m sometimes scared to explore and find the answers- your videos have been and continue to be some of the most used and entertaining to me.
Lavender and tea tree can go straight on skin, but yes… the rest no. Maybe? Maybe? Switch your part? Might help reduce tension when detangling and styling? Great results!
Well tea tree oil is quite potent so it can cause irritation and exasperate skin issues if used undiluted (for some people, not all people). Honestly everyone should start cautiously and see what works for them 👍🏾
I'd love to see a video on how you increased you hair density! I have medium to low density, but I don't know if that is my full natural density or not. I would love to see if you did anything I'm not already doing.
God, I just saw this and got so emotional. I commented on one of your videos how you inspire me to love my hair in spite of my numerous bald spots . I started having alopecia areata as a side effect of sezuire medication.
I am so TICKLED by you! That rosemary shortbread cookie story had me ROLLING!! 😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Holy crap! I just got over a cookie thing myself!! Wierd! 🤘🏽🤘🏽💃🏾💃🏾
Thanks for your bravery in sharing. I have the same problem. It's important to see a doctor about it to rule out scarring alopecia. I was diagnosed and am now starting treatments that are helping. Medical-grade treatment is essential for best, long-term results. Without it, there is a chance it can get worse. Make sure you see a doctor! :-)
Can you tell us more about your diagnosis process? Did you have a biopsy? And what type of medication were you prescribed? I’m asking so I’m better educated when I go to the dermatologist a third time for this and I can start demanding a similar diagnosis 😩 thanks in advance 🙏🏾
@@jmkwm Of course! They did a biopsy and a few weeks later told me it was scarring alopecia. I was given viviscal (a multivitamin, you can order it online!), and I go in for steroid injections in the effected area once every six weeks. I have also completely eliminated anything that will add additional stress on the hair (i.e. braids, weaves, heat). I am very happy with the results. Hope this helped!
My God. You are exquisite! Edit: I've used "Lady" Rogaine before. It's basically alcohol with an active ingredient. So... yea. And I KEEP a supply of rosemary and peppermint oil. They are great for the scalp and my humidifier. Have my bedroom smelling like a yoga spa retreat. Yassss!
Y’all I’m convinced that getting a bald spot is part of the journey cause I’ve seen so many women dealing with this. I have dense hair, it’s the longest and healthiest it’s ever been and I’m dealing with this( but it is growing back ). Patience , being active / consistent and being kind to yourself is key. ❤️
@@serena9681 I just been using any of the oils that stimulates blood flow and has anti fungal properties ( cause I suffered from bad dandruff as a kid.) So I use things like lemon oil, tea tree(my favorite) , eucalyptus, peppermint etc. The key is to use things that are gonna kill that urge to scratch your scalp. I’d also check out this scalp oil video that youtuber Indigenous Strandz made. I haven’t made the oil yet but I plan out it. I hope this helps.
OMG, Dannielle! I just took my braids out and I had a bald spot at my edges! I have NEVER had edge issues. I guess between dying my gray hairs along my temple and my braids being put in so tight by my braider HENCE ball spot. I saw this video back when you did it, but I couldn't remember or place who or what to use, but I knew I had seen some content about bald spots and it was likely II had everything I needed right up under my nose to treat the issue. Sure 'nough! I had all the oils. Arghan, Almond, Jojoba and the magic ingredient, Rosemary oil right in my stash. Thank you!!! I just started today. I'll let you know how it goes!!
Star puppy, I am very happy to see your hair journey and the results. When it comes to oils my rule of thumb is menthols. That’s peppermint, mints, tea tree oil, etc. When I put oils in my hair, it’s nice to have some sensation to low key tell me “it’s working”. I already hate putting oils on scalp because I hate having oily hair (makes me hair more untamed and way more curly then I want it to be). But like you, I have a section of my head where hair is thin to not there. So if I must oil my hair, I want the cooling effect so that I know something is happening.
I have been searching for something NONSTOP. I have traction alopecia on both sides of head (Thanks bantu knots😤🙄) and I can actually make this at home. Thank you for sharing!!🥰💜
What in da damn hell! Gurl I did not knoweth you were in the same boat as me. I was out here feeling defeated as hell over my baldini head after doing a big chop and still having a major bald spot. Thank you for always sharing your journey with us. I will be trying out these methods!
Oh this is good good! I have an appointment next month with a lady that specializes in natural chemical, injection free hair growth services. I think I might jump start by adding this concoction to my routine. I have CCCA so it's progressed into a much larger area of thinning.
I wonder why so many women with textured hair or diagnosed with ccca. That is not supposed to grow back so I'm wondering if they are getting misdiagnoses. There was a woman on The Dr Oz Show who had this and hers was a misdiagnosis and could be helped
@@sable7114 WIth CCCA there is permanent follicle damage, in which scarring of the hair follicle makes it permanently incapable of growing. But what also occurs is inflammation of the hair follicle prior to permanent scarring. In cases like this, it can cause transient breakage of the hair shaft. Because some follicles are inflamed the new hair that emerges is weak and breaks. However, the follicle may be able to grow back at a later time (because permanent damage has yet to occur). But this doesn't exclude the diagnosis of CCCA. Typically, if you've had a biopsy by a dermatologist then there is a confirmed diagnosis. Hope this helps!
@@sable7114 I have it as well and I’ve tried everything and my hair was doing great for years (still had bald spots they just never got worse and my hair was still fairly thick) then the hair loss started again with a vengeance this year. I’ve done a lot of research over Ccca as I’ve had it sense I was about 24 and now at 36 I’m just managing. It’s all about managing the hair you have and taking care of the follicles that haven’t turned to scar tissue since it is progressive. CCCA mainly affect African American women but they have literally never found out why. I’ve read it’s the things we do to our hair but my grandmother had it and she never had a relaxer or wore tight hair styles. I’ve even read it also has to do with the shape of our hair follicles which causes our hair to coil and that being related to CCCA. The sad thing is, it’s poorly researched so we are left to do a lot of guessing 😩🤦🏾♀️. Is it chemicals, genetics, follicle shape, hormonal?
I am so obsessed with you. Your goofiness is something else. Also, I really like the fact that your videos are realist and authentic which most of us can relate to and you just gave me hope. I have been binge watching your videos and I am finally convinced that bold spots can be conquered if we really do something about it. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. You rock and you are so beautiful and your hair is just borderline amazing. 🥰☺
Gurl your hair is life! Beautiful and lush🙌🏾The thing about Rogaine is once you use it and stop, the hair falls back out. You have to use it continuously to maintain the growth in the area applied😕 I’ve made every type if oil concoction and the most I get (especially in the crown is painful pimples😫) I cannot rub, massage or put any products in the crown section of my head. It becomes itchy, irritated, and painful… so I just leave that mess alone!
Honestly the itching was probably baby hairs tickling the skin lol when I had my son I lost a lot of hair and it was itchy when it was growing back. You look amazing! Thanks for the hair hack💜
I'm experiencing the exact same thing. I made a rosemary oil mixture myself with almost the same oils and stopped using it because of itching. I'm definitely going back and making another batch to try it again. Rogaine was suggested by my dermatologist and I refused to use it for personal reasons as well lol so I'm definitely going to try the oil again.
Danielle!! the growth that you have been able to produce is awesome, pleaseeeee make that video going in detail with timelapse. I'm struggling with my 4c SPARSE and THIN hair and I really would love that
When I was a teen (like 2010), my mom booked me a special appointment with a Black dermatologist to talk about my thinning hair. She recommended MEN'S Rogaine to me. It helped, but it made my skin break out 🤣 I'm so happy I found this video. I've avoided that stuff ever since then & rosemary oil seems like a much healthier alternative!!
You should add black seed oil or black seeds to your diy scalp oil. Black seeds have a high concentration of thymoquinone, which is a very powerful antihistamine. Antihistamines are often prescribed to patients with alopecia to help with hair regrowth and thinning spots. 😊
Yasss sis!!! I'm rocking out with you. Consistency is key..I'm treating my spot and I know I see changes considering I have a consistent treatment plan. Let's go!!!!
I have the same issue with my crown. I've been using a special oil blend created by my cosmetologist. I use every night and I'm seeing a marked improvement in my crown. I also focus on nutrition adding whey protein powder and collagen supplement powder with my multivitamin. Also eating a lot of healthy greens (kale, spinach, swiss chard, and beet leaves).
been a min since i watched your videos and for that, i apologize?! cuz girl. this one in particular came on time, on time. i had discovered my first alopecia bald spot when i was 19 - 9 years ago. and have intermittently experienced more over time but nothing too crazy. nothing ever really much bigger than a quarter. luckily my hair is thick enough to hide them. i am so thankful about that and pray it never gets worse. but over the last couple months, my alopecia has been flaring up (i now have three "active" spots) and my edges have drastically thinned/broken off due to me not doing anything for my brittley dry hair. i would be lying if i said i wasnt concerned. every time a spot showed up, i'd make an appointment to get some injections asap (they did work, for the most part). but this time around, we are feeling different and doing things different. thank you for the push to take my own stand and being even more patient/accepting. its been a week of me daily moisturizing my twists with simply water and oil and holy shit i think my hair might be deciding to stay afterall. just ordered some rosemary oil. i do hope it helps. im ready to do better.
Thank you for this video. I recently found some bald spots and it is distressing. But seeing this video and your personality made me smile. It made me laugh putting me in a better mood.
I’m in month 2 of transitioning and my mom advised I wash my hair with rosemary water. Luckily this grows in my yard so I’m gonna try that for a while, especially for my receding hairline (edges). Love you and your videos.....Fluff nugget looks totally fantastic🕺
You gave me hope about the sparse density with fine strands. Would really love to see how you did that. And yess, I have a bald spot in the middle right now
GIRL! I had a similar issue! Please go to your primary care physician get your labs done and see if your B12 is low. This was the issue and we have very similar hair. ALSO my bald spot was in the same spot
Your hair is so thick and voluminous!! Fluff nugget is flourishing!! Im experiencing a little breakage in the crown area myself. So I'm going to put it in a protective style and nurse it back to health. You got this!!🥰
I've just been jumping around binge watching your content for the past 2 hours while doing chores and I gotta say you and fluff nugget always look so beautiful! I'd love more videos going over what specific products and natural ingredients you use regularly
You hair has grown so much and yes girl I would like to see a time lapse! I’m struggling with my nape. I used to pick at it because of my anxiety but I cut the habit and it’s finally growing back!
I have had breakage and bald spots on the top of my head and they are growing back. I do this method with rosemary or sometimes with tea tree oil, it works but I try not to do it every month because it makes that area itchy after a while, but that is just my experience.
After following some of your previous tips, my hair is thicker than it's been in years. So I think I'm going to follow you on this too. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Starpuppy for doing the research, and following thru with it for a whole month!!! I soo happy in how Fluffnugget is doing!! I have some spots like that do to medical reasons but, who knows maybe if I give this a try it might help!!❤❤❤
I was literally just sitting here depressed about my same bald spot in the crown of my hair and then I opened up YT and low and behold you made a video about how you fixed yours! You are an inspiration. I have 4c hair too with about the same qualities as Fluff Nugget 🥰
Mine is on the side
You should try Ayurvedic herbs
A word!
Same!! Mine is in the same area.
I have the same thing. What causes it?
Seriously can’t stress how good Fluffnugget is looking. This has been the biggest and best hair transformation I have had the pleasure of keeping up with on this platform. I’m honestly stunned every time I see your hair because it’s continuing to flourish and reach new lengths, and we ALL know it was a wild journey getting here. SO HAPPY FOR YOU DANIELLE 🥺✨✨🤩 you look amazing!
i remember back when i shaved my head and hated it, i was desperate enough to look for rogaine at the drugstore. upon seeing the price i thought 'you know what? lemme just learn to accept myself; this is absurd'
Yasssss, daughter!!
Rosemary oil apparently works just as well
Why tf did youtube unsubscribe me from nisipisa???? And i was wondering where you went
I feel violated and threatened
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...sorry had to laugh at this comment...how much is it?
The problem with rogaine is you have to keep using it otherwise you’ll loose those hair back
Ohhhh the power of oils!!! I can never leave it’s side. I’m sticking beside it …..for life!!!!
Dannnnnniiiii so happy you are seeing progress!!! Yes rosemary is the business!! I hope you update us again in a few months! 🥰🥰🥰
Why did I just read your comment in the voice you do on your channel!!!!!!!!! Love Ya
🇬🇧🙋🏾♀️Nappyfu! Heyyyyyyy ❤️💖❤️
@@1killerbeez1 LOL!!!!
@@trinity72gp Hey GP!
@@NappyFu Sending virtual hugs for you and Kofi ❤️💖❤️🤗
Bald spot or not you’re still gorgeous girl, just gorgeous 😃
I see healthy written all over your hair. Oh and to all the person's experiencing a similar issue, you got this! You will get through it🤗.
Thank you
I'm going to try this! I used Rogaine for my male pattern baldness many years back and it did work, but then I got a dog. Sounds like an odd reason to stop using it, but the active ingredient (minoxidil) is toxic to dogs and cats. :( As a result of stopping, I have lost a LOT of hair and have gotten SUPER thin. This sounds like a safer route. Thanks for sharing, and I hope you find many a rosemary shortbread cookie, Danielle! (imagining old-school Zelda game graphics but instead, Danielle jumps around to collect the cookies, and Fluffnugget allows her to fly to higher places and exit the level . . . okay I'm done now)
You are amazing for loving your dog that way. I wish more were like you.
@@thecure3982 I agree!
Aww. I pray positivity and results for your sacrifice
That last bit 😅😅😅😅
Thank you for looking out for your dogs health
I remember when you use to say fluff nuggets doesn't grow... Look at her now!!!!!!
I mean true THAT!☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽 Fluff Nugget is literally now a BUNCH of Nuggets making BIIIG Fluff!! 😁 So happy for you for your dedication and willingness to try so many different products for these many months not just for viewers' sake, but for your own! 🙌🏽
Rosemary,Peppermint and Lavender oil are all great for bald spots...add a lil pumpkin seed oil and thank me later☺
How do you use it? Before showering? How long do you leave it before washing? Thx ☺️
How to make a mixture with all ?and ratios plz
Choose your favorite carrier oil. Add 5 to 10 drops of Rosemary and/or Peppermint... Please ease into the Peppermint essential oil because if you use too much your scalp may get over stimulated. I would start with 4 ounces of a carrier oil. 5 drops of each essential oil and teaspoon og pumpkin seed oil.
@@stephanie4337 Thank you!! How long before you wash it out?
@@dannyt7269 That really just depends on you and your hair type. My hair doesn't have to washed out after.
Honestly it’s comforting to see such a relatable situation. I’ve had a bald spot in my crown on and off and just thought something was wrong with me. But I’m not alone (:
It’s you dancing, gorgeous and happy while Kai’s “Reason” playing in the background for me 🥰
I thought it sounded like Kai
i love that song sm, it's literally my ringtone lolll
Your eyebrows are EVERYTHING. I literally just subscribed because of that, before I even watched the video. 😂 Love your personality ❤😘
would like a detail time-lapse of how you defeated your sparse density
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Me too!!!!
No because it's clickbait
“So we’re basically the Sharks and the Jets” took me out. God, your humor is just perfect and effortless.
Lol bring it on in it to win it
10:33 I was getting Canary (HunterxHunter) vibes at this part! Esp when she has her blazer off- she has some sort of ruffles on her shirt😍
And definitely can see the changes!
I definitely see it ❤️
Yes!!!
I said the same thing!!
The most impressive part is you keep trying, Danielle. For every "I'm recovering" "I'm regrowing" "preserving Fluffnugget" I'd simply pass away if I had to go through that😭 because last time I had splitends jus- _at all times?_ I shaved my head ma'am. Nothing to salvage for me😭😭😭😭😭 it has since grown back to the length it was [previously] in less than two years(God restores, everyone🌼) and I am so grateful that I can refer people who are scared of chopping to you. You have modeled patience [required for hair but also general body health and wellbeing] through and _through_ ,thank you🌼✨
Edit: typo
i cut my hair right down to its stumps cause of split ends lmao!
@@nickywilson1898 exactly why I shaved my head back then😩 I'm pretty sure my split ends were working quicker than my hair was growing anyway. I hope you and your hair are in a better place; mine is well. Safely tucked in braids for now😅
This brings me so much comfort I’ve been experiencing an issue with a semi bald spot. Its not bald but it’s way short than everything. Thank you for giving people with hair like us an outlet for expression and teaching
I suffer with this too! I think it’s hormonal because it started breaking off when I got pregnant and at the start of my morning sickness with my second child (she’s 12 now).
I have the same thing, not bald but "eaten up": looks like a lawnmower or goat got at my head 😂 😭 🤣
I ha d the same thing! I noticed it in high school and 5-6 years later it's still pretty bad :/
This is what I’m dealing with right in the middle of my head! I did some research and apparently it’s just the earliest stages before a bald spot so I’m trying to get ahead of it
It’s comforting seeing a representation of black hair and still using oils . You know, that ingredient that some claims doesn’t help our hair grow 😭 I almost fell for the hype . Anyways, I appreciate your videos and your hair growth has been a glorious watch . ❤️
My hair almost reach my butt and I only use castor OIL, olive OIL and avocado OIL. Thank you 😂
Girl, I was just about to start on the no oil or cream nonsense journey too lol.
I almost fell for the hype too but then I realised that my hair is flourishing with what works for me so there's no point in taking that risk.
Keep in mind oils don’t work for everyone 🤷♀️
@@MPPG663 you do whatever works for your hair. if your hair is already flourishing then don’t fix what’s not broken. but if you’re not happy with how your hair has been in the long term then try it. one routine won’t work for everyone!
PLEASE get your scalp checked by a dermatologist to properly diagnose your condition and I strongly encourage anyone else going through this to do the same. This could be the cause of a serious scalp condition and can come back again 3 times worse than before. This could also be the cause of an underlying medical condition (autoimmune disorders, hormone imbalance, etc.). I'm all for natural remedies; however, you should also KNOW what you are treating. Blessings☀️!
Do you know a good one?
@@krissmi5041 I would suggest googling to find one in your area; preferably one that specializes in scalp conditions and/or is well versed in diagnosing them. I believe there is a directory of African- American dermatologists available as well. Good luck!
This. You have to get to the root of issue in order to properly treat it.
No health insurance. People say this all the time and we don't have universal health care in this country 🙄
Yes. Discoid lupus on the scalp is an example.
Honestly, Danielle has the most amazing hair transform I've seen on YT. I'm tired of "how I grew long hair' videos from people who have never struggled to grow their hair.
I'm looking forward to the video detailing everything she has done to achieve this.
THIS! 100000%
Exactly.
her hair is so beautiful
Usually i dont mind them- i only click if their old videos had a journey (only spot a few) otherwise its mostly channels with already long hair when they started- hey, get your coins♡ but they are not for me. I am more into healthy hair regimen no matter what the length- cuz as my hair gets longer, i love to observe how many carefully part their hair or add into sections.
Danielle is one my favs on how she progressed being careful 🤩
She did the damn thing, and her hair looks so beautiful! And her blowout 😩😩😍
I've been natural since 2009 and had a bald/thin spot in that exact location for 13 years. You have no idea how groundbreaking this is to me. Thank you, Danielle and Fluffnugget!
Did this work for you?
Did it work for you?
Omg, is it just me or has everyone been going through this?? I'm currently trying to regrow mine as well. Thank you for posting this video and to anyone experiencing this- you got this 🤞🏾
I know right 😊
Must be stress or possibly hormone related 🤔
I've read ppl are going through covid hair loss as an after effect. Don't know if Danielle ever had covid.
It can also be from something as common as anti-hypertensive medications
You are absolutely right! I think it’s the food. My 14 year old son is dealing with this as well! I see this all around. It’s something we are eating and it may be GMOs. I took glutens out of my son’s diet.
That crown area is STUBBORN especially for 4c hair! I also have to watch the thinning in that spot 😩
You’re so right. My hair growth has stunted there. Idk what i gotta do
Shout out to you Danielle (consistency) I just realized what my issue is, I don't have enough patience I don't think I've ever tried any routine for any longer than maybe two weeks and I've never done it consistently (been natural for 14+years) you got me thinking I definitely want to watch that video and see how you grew fluff nugget. As a fellow 4C natural with short low density porosity hair (you know what I mean) thank you for your patience!
I would DEFINITELY LOVE to see a video on how you overcame the sparse density of your hair, PLEASE😍♥️
Something to note: if your bald spot is caused by something bacterial or fungal you should avoid touching the dropper to that area so no bacteria gets on the dropper itself. Also I looooove rosemary! She’s that gurl 🔥
CCCA alopecia, the most common alopecia that affect black women. I experienced the exact same thing and there are definitely natural remedies that can combat it. Thanks for sharing. Your fluff nugget is beautiful!🥰
YESSSSSSS! Just got diagnosed with this!
@@ulondabrazzle8173 can you please tell me more about the diagnosis process? What have you been prescribed? I’m asking because the different white dermatologists I’ve been seeing dismissed me saying I had nothing and I now need to find a new one and demand the same/a similar diagnosis process to yours and knowing more or less what to expect. Thanks in advance 🙏🏾
@@jmkwm so to be officially diagnosed you need a biopsy of your scalp. Once that comes back they can start treatment. The problem with this kind of alopecia the longer you take to diagnose, the more likely scar tissue can develop and treatment will no longer help. As far as treatments, there’s cortisone injections, prp treatments, topical cortisone solutions… my doctor has been good so far he even suggested I see a doctor at John’s Hopkins that’s doing a research medication on CCCA. It’s a topical cream made with metformin. He even went as far as to getting the medication made for me at a compounding pharmacy.
@@ulondabrazzle8173 thanks so much that’s so helpful! I’ll try a new dermatologist and definitely ask for a biopsy!
Hey, Danielle. I am not ANY kind of expert (trichologist, dermatologist, cosmetologist, etc...) but the placement and shape of your bald spot (crown section, in a circular expanding pattern) looks a lot like Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia, or CCCA. I had a tiny spot in the same area that began as the size of a dime and became much larger that turned out to be CCCA. The only way I've been able to to take control of it and reverse the damage for good has been to speak with a trichologist & dermatologist who have helped me to combat the actual cause of the issue: scalp inflammation. Oh, and I'm HELLA allergic to most (scented) hair products lol but you don't seem to have that issue. Fluffnugget is absolutely beautiful, and I'm so happy that you've seen success. Just wanted to share the little info I have in case it may help you to maintain your hair health. Best of luck with your journey and thank you for your delightfully quirky, hilarious, honest, and heartfelt vids! If I don't see you in a Wes Anderson film like SOON ya girl is gonna go off. xoxo
How did they get the inflammation of your skin under control
@@hersoulMusic My dermatologist put me on an oral antibiotic called Doxycycline and I began a 3x per week regimen with a topical steroid. My experience with the antibiotic was awful as it made me constantly feel nauseous, but the topical steroid has been great.I hope this helps!
I suffer from this and was diagnosed with CCCA, a form of alopecia that is most common among black women. It is usually accompanied by an itching or sensitive scalp but can be reversed if treated early. It can also be reoccurring, funny thing is rogaine was definitely given to me in form of a scalp grease along with Rosemary and biotin. It’s a scarring alopecia so if anyone else has this I’d suggest seeing a dermatologist ASAP.
This is the first thing I thought! It definitely looks like CCCA
@@DNS1881 I didn’t realize how common it is until recently, It was like looking at my scalp a year ago. I’m praying her hair continues to be restored.
i have CCCA/lichenplanoris and it started like this when i was 16. I've never seen Regaine come in a grease form, only as a foam or liquid solution, let alone mixed with rosemary and biotin. Could you share the link please?
@@nickywilson1898 My dermatologist wrote a formulation for it and had the compound made. She’s a black woman so she already knew a liquid would just sit on my hair. I’m sorry I wish it was OTC for purchase. But the biotin I take orally. Sending scalp/hair love to you ❤️ i wish I could have been of more help
Omg thank you so much I think I may have that..! Went to see 2 white dermatologists who said I had nothing when there’s clearly something wrong.. I may have to take this in to a new doctor and request nay DEMAND a biopsy! It’s actually been traumatising seeking help for this and being dismissed… (I was told it was usual for “people like me” to have some bald spots due to the type of hairstyles we did, despite me stating upfront that I didn’t put any tension on my natural hair…….) My hair looks more like her after footage but still I don’t want to let the spot widen 😿
I’m here for the density hack because WOW 😮
Hi, love your content. If I may, for all those seeking to make an oil blend, and using a dropper to apply There’s a few things you should know. If you’re using natural or organic ingredients (organic almond, jojoba, castor and essential oils), there won’t be a preservative in the oils. So, having direct contact with your head/hair/skin, then putting it back in your oil blend (especially if your hair is wet,) IS A BAD IDEA. You can and will introduce microbes and bacteria to your oil and dropper which can case fungal infections etc. If you don’t want to add an anti microbial/preservative, my advice:
A) Extract the amount you’ll need for 1 application, (put that amount in a bowl/cup). Then use a SEPARATE dropper for application. You can always add more to the bowl and you don’t have to worry about ruining the oil OR your scalp.😊
B) Buy an applicator bottle, add only what you’ll need for each treatment and use that nozzle instead of your dropper.
C) Add an antimicrobial/preservative to your mixture and carry-on with direct application from your bottle’s dropper.
Hope this helps, also hope you’re not offended. 😊
I’d love to see a part two of another month of the rosemary oil
Bald spot aside, fluff nugget is GROWINGGGGGGGG!!
This has to be a scary thing for any naturalist. I am so happy that your scalp and hair is doing better. You are glowing by the way...like always❤️💕.
I started watching this channel as I was starting my own hair restoration journey. Seeing the love StarPuppy gives her hair really motivated me to stick with it. I am fortunate to be a strong responder and my treatments have my hair returning rapidly. So much of our identity is tied to our hair, but I'd be lying if I said it wasn't twice fold for a woman. I hope some women suffering with hairloss draw inspiration from StarPuppy.
Hello Danielle, I’m happy you have great results. Please consider seeing a Dermatologist preferably one that understands about our hair for an assessment.
Exactly! A lot of diy remedies can hurt/not help people suffering from something similar. The scalp is a continuation of the skin. A dermatologist will know how to help
My mom had a big bald spot in the same area. I changed her hairstyle to high very loose puffs. Her hair has completely grown in..it was her hairstyle that caused the problem
PROOF OILS DO GROW YOUR HAIR!!!! Great job STARPUPPY AWAAAY!!!
Slam dunk on ‘em Danielle. I’m going back to my OILS & BUTTERs!
You are even bold to post about this darl. Your hair is beautiful, it’s growing l love how thick it is
Thank you for doing the research I wasn’t willing to do!!! As a stylist (newer) I don’t have all the answers but I’m sometimes scared to explore and find the answers- your videos have been and continue to be some of the most used and entertaining to me.
Lavender and tea tree can go straight on skin, but yes… the rest no.
Maybe? Maybe? Switch your part? Might help reduce tension when detangling and styling?
Great results!
Yea i do 5 sections, my crown is one section. That has helped greatly
Well tea tree oil is quite potent so it can cause irritation and exasperate skin issues if used undiluted (for some people, not all people). Honestly everyone should start cautiously and see what works for them 👍🏾
No lavender or tea tree or any other essential oil should ever be used undiluted, no way
Tea tree oil can burn you… badly
your hair looks sooooo good you look like a movie star
I'd love to see a video on how you increased you hair density! I have medium to low density, but I don't know if that is my full natural density or not. I would love to see if you did anything I'm not already doing.
Everything you just said! Yes, I'm here for it too!
Your skin is beautiful! Hair is thick and lovely too!
God, I just saw this and got so emotional. I commented on one of your videos how you inspire me to love my hair in spite of my numerous bald spots . I started having alopecia areata as a side effect of sezuire medication.
Going through something similar it's mostimes draining I guess have to start this procedure now
I am so TICKLED by you! That rosemary shortbread cookie story had me ROLLING!! 😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Holy crap! I just got over a cookie thing myself!! Wierd!
🤘🏽🤘🏽💃🏾💃🏾
Please let’s get to that sparse density video!!!! I can’t wait… 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
OMG!!! Your hair is just flourishing ❤ 😍
Also recommend seeing a dermatologist just to rule out Central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia (CCCA)
Two months after my doctor prescribed Calcium with Vitamin D3, I noticed hair growth in my minor bald spot area. I was quite surprised.
Thanks for your bravery in sharing. I have the same problem. It's important to see a doctor about it to rule out scarring alopecia. I was diagnosed and am now starting treatments that are helping. Medical-grade treatment is essential for best, long-term results. Without it, there is a chance it can get worse. Make sure you see a doctor! :-)
Can you tell us more about your diagnosis process? Did you have a biopsy? And what type of medication were you prescribed? I’m asking so I’m better educated when I go to the dermatologist a third time for this and I can start demanding a similar diagnosis 😩 thanks in advance 🙏🏾
@@jmkwm Of course! They did a biopsy and a few weeks later told me it was scarring alopecia. I was given viviscal (a multivitamin, you can order it online!), and I go in for steroid injections in the effected area once every six weeks. I have also completely eliminated anything that will add additional stress on the hair (i.e. braids, weaves, heat). I am very happy with the results. Hope this helped!
@@mimilexi7842 What hairstyles did you do ?
@@tecklafurro2040 I love a good half-wig.
My God. You are exquisite!
Edit: I've used "Lady" Rogaine before. It's basically alcohol with an active ingredient. So... yea.
And I KEEP a supply of rosemary and peppermint oil. They are great for the scalp and my humidifier. Have my bedroom smelling like a yoga spa retreat. Yassss!
Literally just seeing you for the first time... I'm literally 50 seconds in and I already love you
Y’all I’m convinced that getting a bald spot is part of the journey cause I’ve seen so many women dealing with this. I have dense hair, it’s the longest and healthiest it’s ever been and I’m dealing with this( but it is growing back ). Patience , being active / consistent and being kind to yourself is key. ❤️
I'm having this same issue and it's been 2 years. What did you use?
@@serena9681 I just been using any of the oils that stimulates blood flow and has anti fungal properties ( cause I suffered from bad dandruff as a kid.) So I use things like lemon oil, tea tree(my favorite) , eucalyptus, peppermint etc. The key is to use things that are gonna kill that urge to scratch your scalp. I’d also check out this scalp oil video that youtuber Indigenous Strandz made. I haven’t made the oil yet but I plan out it. I hope this helps.
Your skin is everything! The glow is phenomenal. Going to have to rewatch the video to hear your commentary
Love your opening song and your personality!
OMG, Dannielle! I just took my braids out and I had a bald spot at my edges! I have NEVER had edge issues. I guess between dying my gray hairs along my temple and my braids being put in so tight by my braider HENCE ball spot. I saw this video back when you did it, but I couldn't remember or place who or what to use, but I knew I had seen some content about bald spots and it was likely II had everything I needed right up under my nose to treat the issue. Sure 'nough! I had all the oils. Arghan, Almond, Jojoba and the magic ingredient, Rosemary oil right in my stash. Thank you!!! I just started today. I'll let you know how it goes!!
Star puppy, I am very happy to see your hair journey and the results. When it comes to oils my rule of thumb is menthols. That’s peppermint, mints, tea tree oil, etc.
When I put oils in my hair, it’s nice to have some sensation to low key tell me “it’s working”. I already hate putting oils on scalp because I hate having oily hair (makes me hair more untamed and way more curly then I want it to be). But like you, I have a section of my head where hair is thin to not there. So if I must oil my hair, I want the cooling effect so that I know something is happening.
I have been searching for something NONSTOP. I have traction alopecia on both sides of head (Thanks bantu knots😤🙄) and I can actually make this at home. Thank you for sharing!!🥰💜
Literally just got through crying after seeing my hair thin out to a bald spot, so this is in good timing!
What in da damn hell! Gurl I did not knoweth you were in the same boat as me. I was out here feeling defeated as hell over my baldini head after doing a big chop and still having a major bald spot. Thank you for always sharing your journey with us. I will be trying out these methods!
Yes, please give us a video on your increased density journey 🙏🏽🥰
I'm so glad that you were able to fix your bald spot.
Oh this is good good! I have an appointment next month with a lady that specializes in natural chemical, injection free hair growth services. I think I might jump start by adding this concoction to my routine. I have CCCA so it's progressed into a much larger area of thinning.
Can you explain how the hair growth services work please?
I wonder why so many women with textured hair or diagnosed with ccca. That is not supposed to grow back so I'm wondering if they are getting misdiagnoses. There was a woman on The Dr Oz Show who had this and hers was a misdiagnosis and could be helped
@@sable7114 WIth CCCA there is permanent follicle damage, in which scarring of the hair follicle makes it permanently incapable of growing. But what also occurs is inflammation of the hair follicle prior to permanent scarring. In cases like this, it can cause transient breakage of the hair shaft. Because some follicles are inflamed the new hair that emerges is weak and breaks. However, the follicle may be able to grow back at a later time (because permanent damage has yet to occur). But this doesn't exclude the diagnosis of CCCA. Typically, if you've had a biopsy by a dermatologist then there is a confirmed diagnosis. Hope this helps!
@@sable7114 I have it as well and I’ve tried everything and my hair was doing great for years (still had bald spots they just never got worse and my hair was still fairly thick) then the hair loss started again with a vengeance this year. I’ve done a lot of research over Ccca as I’ve had it sense I was about 24 and now at 36 I’m just managing. It’s all about managing the hair you have and taking care of the follicles that haven’t turned to scar tissue since it is progressive. CCCA mainly affect African American women but they have literally never found out why. I’ve read it’s the things we do to our hair but my grandmother had it and she never had a relaxer or wore tight hair styles. I’ve even read it also has to do with the shape of our hair follicles which causes our hair to coil and that being related to CCCA. The sad thing is, it’s poorly researched so we are left to do a lot of guessing 😩🤦🏾♀️. Is it chemicals, genetics, follicle shape, hormonal?
I am so obsessed with you. Your goofiness is something else. Also, I really like the fact that your videos are realist and authentic which most of us can relate to and you just gave me hope. I have been binge watching your videos and I am finally convinced that bold spots can be conquered if we really do something about it. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. You rock and you are so beautiful and your hair is just borderline amazing. 🥰☺
Why don’t you have more subs? Always having the most solid content
Gurl your hair is life! Beautiful and lush🙌🏾The thing about Rogaine is once you use it and stop, the hair falls back out. You have to use it continuously to maintain the growth in the area applied😕 I’ve made every type if oil concoction and the most I get (especially in the crown is painful pimples😫) I cannot rub, massage or put any products in the crown section of my head. It becomes itchy, irritated, and painful… so I just leave that mess alone!
Honestly the itching was probably baby hairs tickling the skin lol when I had my son I lost a lot of hair and it was itchy when it was growing back. You look amazing! Thanks for the hair hack💜
That opening was diabolical!!! And hilarious!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂 I haven't even finished the video but I needed to comment on that.
I'm experiencing the exact same thing. I made a rosemary oil mixture myself with almost the same oils and stopped using it because of itching. I'm definitely going back and making another batch to try it again. Rogaine was suggested by my dermatologist and I refused to use it for personal reasons as well lol so I'm definitely going to try the oil again.
Danielle!! the growth that you have been able to produce is awesome, pleaseeeee make that video going in detail with timelapse. I'm struggling with my 4c SPARSE and THIN hair and I really would love that
When I was a teen (like 2010), my mom booked me a special appointment with a Black dermatologist to talk about my thinning hair. She recommended MEN'S Rogaine to me. It helped, but it made my skin break out 🤣
I'm so happy I found this video. I've avoided that stuff ever since then & rosemary oil seems like a much healthier alternative!!
I miss the weirdness! Fluff Nugget is flourishing and it's great to see.
You should add black seed oil or black seeds to your diy scalp oil. Black seeds have a high concentration of thymoquinone, which is a very powerful antihistamine. Antihistamines are often prescribed to patients with alopecia to help with hair regrowth and thinning spots. 😊
Other herbs that help with hair regrowth and stimulates hair growth in dormant hair follicles are hibiscus, fenugreek seeds and yellow mustard seeds 😊
I do need a video on how to defeat sparse density 😿🤞🏾
Me too😭
Yasss sis!!! I'm rocking out with you. Consistency is key..I'm treating my spot and I know I see changes considering I have a consistent treatment plan. Let's go!!!!
Wish you the best on your journey sis !!
I’m so happy that worked for you!!! Fluffnugget looks great❣️😃
I have the same issue with my crown. I've been using a special oil blend created by my cosmetologist. I use every night and I'm seeing a marked improvement in my crown. I also focus on nutrition adding whey protein powder and collagen supplement powder with my multivitamin. Also eating a lot of healthy greens (kale, spinach, swiss chard, and beet leaves).
Could you please share the ingredients in your oil blend? As well as the quantities if you have them? Thanks in advance for helping a sister out 😩🙏🏾
I'm happy for your hair but the real blessing of this video was seeing all the bomb outfits (and did I see a canary cosplay??) iconic
Perfect timing!! My brother just got the worst bald spot 🙃
been a min since i watched your videos and for that, i apologize?! cuz girl. this one in particular came on time, on time. i had discovered my first alopecia bald spot when i was 19 - 9 years ago. and have intermittently experienced more over time but nothing too crazy. nothing ever really much bigger than a quarter. luckily my hair is thick enough to hide them. i am so thankful about that and pray it never gets worse. but over the last couple months, my alopecia has been flaring up (i now have three "active" spots) and my edges have drastically thinned/broken off due to me not doing anything for my brittley dry hair. i would be lying if i said i wasnt concerned. every time a spot showed up, i'd make an appointment to get some injections asap (they did work, for the most part). but this time around, we are feeling different and doing things different. thank you for the push to take my own stand and being even more patient/accepting. its been a week of me daily moisturizing my twists with simply water and oil and holy shit i think my hair might be deciding to stay afterall. just ordered some rosemary oil. i do hope it helps. im ready to do better.
we need that density video ASAP!
The look on your face when you saw there's more hair is everything. You looked so happy 😭✨
A time-lapse of how you defeated sparse density hair would be nice. Also fluff nugget looks so healthy 😁. Love to see it!😊
Jamun Fruit powder and Amla powder pastes (put it right there the night before the day you wash). Do that for a few weeks and the spot will fill in.
As someone w/ the same exact hair, I would love that time lapse vid of your techniques🙌🏾
Thank you for this video. I recently found some bald spots and it is distressing. But seeing this video and your personality made me smile. It made me laugh putting me in a better mood.
I’m in month 2 of transitioning and my mom advised I wash my hair with rosemary water. Luckily this grows in my yard so I’m gonna try that for a while, especially for my receding hairline (edges). Love you and your videos.....Fluff nugget looks totally fantastic🕺
Any update?
I’d love to see your video on what you’ve tried! Balding in women is never talked about and it can be such a self-esteem killer.
You gave me hope about the sparse density with fine strands. Would really love to see how you did that. And yess, I have a bald spot in the middle right now
I am so freaking proud of you and FluffNugget... LOOK at what you did!!! Phenomenal job my friend!!
GIRL! I had a similar issue! Please go to your primary care physician get your labs done and see if your B12 is low. This was the issue and we have very similar hair. ALSO my bald spot was in the same spot
Same here! I had low iron and B12, and i noticed my bald spots slowly going away after taking supplements
Same here. Low Iron, B 12 and vitamin D deficient.
Yes! An iron supplement with biotin (gummies) fixed this for me. When I stopped the gummies, the spot started to return.
Girl your hair is looking soooo good! It’s sooooo much thicker I haven’t seen your videos in a while. Fluff nugget is thriving!
Your hair is so thick and voluminous!! Fluff nugget is flourishing!! Im experiencing a little breakage in the crown area myself. So I'm going to put it in a protective style and nurse it back to health. You got this!!🥰
I've just been jumping around binge watching your content for the past 2 hours while doing chores and I gotta say you and fluff nugget always look so beautiful! I'd love more videos going over what specific products and natural ingredients you use regularly
You hair has grown so much and yes girl I would like to see a time lapse! I’m struggling with my nape. I used to pick at it because of my anxiety but I cut the habit and it’s finally growing back!
OMG my new favorite youtuber, im tellling everyone i know about this method. So happy it worked for you!
I have had breakage and bald spots on the top of my head and they are growing back. I do this method with rosemary or sometimes with tea tree oil, it works but I try not to do it every month because it makes that area itchy after a while, but that is just my experience.
After following some of your previous tips, my hair is thicker than it's been in years. So I think I'm going to follow you on this too. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Starpuppy for doing the research, and following thru with it for a whole month!!! I soo happy in how Fluffnugget is doing!! I have some spots like that do to medical reasons but, who knows maybe if I give this a try it might help!!❤❤❤
Not @ you bumpin kai!!! Idk why I’m just now watching this video I’ve had a thinning/balding spot on the side of my head for the past few years 😭