Come along with us as we care for my client's scalp after weave removal, yes.

Come along with us as we care for my client's scalp after weave removal, yes. I'm showing her what we see during the scalp analysis and explaining each step because education is an important part of understanding your scalp and supporting your hair care journey. So, listen and learn. And then I'm going to show you some of yours, you're probably going to have that, and then you're going to see some of yours, you're probably going to have that. But in the area where you're losing hair, you're starting to lose one or two, also very thin ones. So, and you know, blood vessel plays a big deal. So this is why diet and nutrition means a lot. And if you have inflammation and these vessels are inflamed, definitely the skin's going to have some issues and these follicles are going to be closed out. So this is why when people are just pulling their hair, pulling their hair, after a while, the body's like, something's wrong, I got to heal it, because that's what the body does. It heals things up. Even when you cut yourself, you see it becomes a scar, just to close it up. So it does that on the scalp too. So this is why my traction alopecia became scarring alopecia. Don't never go back, unless I get a transplant, and that takes some good portion of my hair and translate to whatever some people do that. So, that's what that is. So when we're looking at this, that's what we're basically looking at. And how long you said, um, you had your braids in? Um, the weave itself, probably, um, So right now what we're seeing, dryness, buildup. Yeah, a lot of buildup, oh my god. I see you try the oil. I try, yeah. The low inflammation. The redness, yeah. See? That's like a lot of inflammation there. And again, because you know, the weave was sitting there, irritation. See that? Oh wow, yeah. Oh wow. Yeah, and I'm just going to show you the difference between the front that was open. So a bit different, compared to. And this is where your concern is that you're not really getting growth there.