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I Would Let Vanity Fly Out The Window... Only Then
By Gloria Faye Brown Bates/aka Granny Gee
Wow! I've gotten all kinds of wonderful tips from your comments, and emails... to help care for my damaged hair. Thank-you very much for telling me. That means so much...
I know I'm not going to cut, or shave my head as several people suggested... :))) I've been 'bald-headed' twice in my life from the chemo drugs... I don't want to 'go that route' again. Thank-you, anyway for your suggestions... I understand about 'starting over'. I can't bear to do that again.
I like the ideas of using Infusion 24, and olive oil treatments. Oh, and the mayonnaise. I can see where that would work... I may try that.
I think for now, I will continue to use the Nexxus products I purchased. Smells better, less messy... :)))
I will treat my hair so gently, and just 'go day by day'. I know I had two comments about 'hair is just hair, it's no big thing'. I understand that when one has 'never lost their hair to realize just how much it does mean'.... it does mean something to me.
I know as a woman just how devastating it can be... to lose a whole head of long, pretty, curly hair.... to lose a whole new growth of curls ... one year later.
It is just hair, I know. It can grow back if it's gone... I know that, too. I just can't bear the idea of 'letting go of it so easily unless I was 'forced' to, to save my life'. I would let vanity fly out the window... only then.
I agree with you Gloria 100%. I would not shave my head either and I have never lost my hair for any reason. I can see why you would not want to go that route! I think you are right too about if someone had lost their hair before, I don't think they would have recommended shaving your hair off to start over again. I do hope your hair gets repaired very quickly. I get upset when my hair just doesn't want to do right or like I want it to. You make your own decision about your hair and you won't regret it. Love, Ms. Nancy
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