I have split roots!?!
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I have split roots!?!
Hey ladies,
Now I have of course heard of split ends, but I have been experiencing split roots. I didn't even know this was possible and the first two times I saw this, I just thought it was some weird fluke, but I have seen it enough times to send me to forum to ask whether anyone else has experienced this??
I know for sure it is the root because I am transitioning so part of the strand is curly and the rest is straight. The split part happens at the curly end. Oddly enough, I don't really see any split ends.
So my question is 1) has anyone had this same problem, 2) do you know how to eliminate this problem and finally 3) should I be concerned.
The whole thing is just weird!
Now I have of course heard of split ends, but I have been experiencing split roots. I didn't even know this was possible and the first two times I saw this, I just thought it was some weird fluke, but I have seen it enough times to send me to forum to ask whether anyone else has experienced this??
I know for sure it is the root because I am transitioning so part of the strand is curly and the rest is straight. The split part happens at the curly end. Oddly enough, I don't really see any split ends.
So my question is 1) has anyone had this same problem, 2) do you know how to eliminate this problem and finally 3) should I be concerned.
The whole thing is just weird!
Labrat- Posts : 10
Join date : 2010-10-06
Re: I have split roots!?!
I have been experiencing holes in the middle of my hair strand which I guess essentially is a split end. I just got them out when I see them, but if the split is that high you might have to just wait until it grows out to cut it.
Janique- Posts : 342
Join date : 2009-12-19
Age : 34
Location : Kissimmee, Fl
Re: I have split roots!?!
This sounds like hygral fatigue damage. Hygral fatigue happens "when hair is saturated with water and swells and then subsequently dries via natural or thermal means, it undergoes what is known as differential drying and differential deformation (because each separate type of molecule within the overall structure dries and deforms at differing rates). This leads to moisture-induced stress on the hair, which can lead to delamination (cuticle layer stripping off), breakage, fiber fatigue, and rupture."
Pre-poo with coconut oil is among the best forms of prevention for hygral fatigue. Read more at Natural Haven: http://thenaturalhaven.blogspot.com/2009/04/coconut-oil-knowledge-from-our.html
Pre-poo with coconut oil is among the best forms of prevention for hygral fatigue. Read more at Natural Haven: http://thenaturalhaven.blogspot.com/2009/04/coconut-oil-knowledge-from-our.html
Gado-Gado Gal- Posts : 102
Join date : 2010-02-09
Age : 48
Location : Sonoma County, CA/Canberra, Australia
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