Long Virgin Hair
While a wig or hair prosthesis may prove to be necessary while hair is falling out or entirely absent, there are several types of professionally applied extensions that are appropriate for use after hair begins to grow back. With expert application of hair extensions, a qualified stylist can attach the extensions to hair that is only a few inches long! This will not only make the hair look longer and healthier. It will also fill in patches where the new hair growth is uneven or lackluster in color.As I was growing up, I would see my mother taking extra, extra care of her and my hair. Washing them as soon as they would get dirty, occasionally massaging with warm coconut oil, and always tying my hair in a tight ponytail. Of course, these regular chores would be a bit too much for. I used to hate that my hair would take up so much of her free time and all of my playing time. However, as I finally understood why this routine was necessary, I haven't complained ever since. I have thin, yet wavy hair (deadly combination, no pun intended) which makes styling such a tedious job for me. But few years ago, I came across a hairstylist who suggested I should get perms in my hair. And I kept thinking to myself, are there any perms for women with thin hair? Weren't perms supposed to be done on thick, coarse hair?