12:23 am - 08/09/2012
Naomi Campbell's difficult personality and explosive temper have made many an assistant want to pull out their hair! Now the supermodel is suffering from major bald patches herself and RadarOnline.com has exclusive insight into her hair-raising problem.
"It's hideous, what did she do? It looks really bad!" said shocked hair stylist Kazumi Morton from the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills. "I have been doing hair extensions for years but I have never had a problem like this."
RadarOnline.com first reported two years ago that Campbell's obsession with elaborate weaves and extensions could pose a dangerous threat to her beautiful long locks, and new photos showing bare patches on her tortured scalp prove our prediction.
"I think whoever put the extensions in they put them way too close," Morton, who has not worked with Naomi, explained to RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. "Around the hairline and the neck, the hairs are very delicate and fragile and you need to avoid attaching extensions in that area.
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Naomi Campbell's difficult personality and explosive temper have made many an assistant want to pull out their hair! Now the supermodel is suffering from major bald patches herself and RadarOnline.com has exclusive insight into her hair-raising problem.
"It's hideous, what did she do? It looks really bad!" said shocked hair stylist Kazumi Morton from the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills. "I have been doing hair extensions for years but I have never had a problem like this."
RadarOnline.com first reported two years ago that Campbell's obsession with elaborate weaves and extensions could pose a dangerous threat to her beautiful long locks, and new photos showing bare patches on her tortured scalp prove our prediction.
"I think whoever put the extensions in they put them way too close," Morton, who has not worked with Naomi, explained to RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. "Around the hairline and the neck, the hairs are very delicate and fragile and you need to avoid attaching extensions in that area.
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I always feel worse for women than men with this problem. ...On the other hand her braids over the years probably caused this. I thought we'd learned from Brandy.
she should just go completely bald.
Mines' low maintenance. I have straight, Asian hair, and my hair grows fast. I like the look of curly hair more, but only curl my hair on special occasions because I'm too lazy to do it more often.
Edited at 2012-08-09 04:49 am (UTC)
I relax my hair (yes, I know, evil, whateves) and basically I just wash, blow dry and flat iron. Takes 45 minutes to blow dry through.
My hair grows pretty quickly. I typically keep it somewhere around shoulder length. I'm actually due for a haircut now.
Edited at 2012-08-09 04:48 am (UTC)
Though I'm rethinking that and I'm tempted to just wear my little fro as it is now. My edges ain't worth it.
I loved having braids because I could just wake up and go~
It gets greasy fast tho.
I rarely blow-dry or flat iron it because I don't like using heat on my hair.
Edited at 2012-08-09 05:08 am (UTC)
Maybe this would be a good place to ask, how would you style curly/wavy hair that tends to frizz and tangle SUPER easily. Like my hair looks semi-okay when I go out in the morning but then the wind and humidity always messes it up.
I have tried EVERYTHING. I gave up on straightening it so I just tend to take a curling iron to it when I want it to look like a non mess, but I also try to leave it alone some days.
Any hair product recommendations or ways to style it? I swear if any of you could help me with the frizz I'd be your friend forever.
i don't flat iron that often anymore because i don't want the damage... and i'm too lazy
yeah
I've got pin-straight thick hair that's a really dark red.
Once I shower, I don't even need to brush it because it just falls into place. Downside though is that unless I get it professionally done, it won't hold curls whatsoever.
It would be low-maintenance but for the lingering 3" of bleach damaged bits I'm growing out to cut off, which make my hair tangle and frizz and dry out. I've given up on dyes with ammonia, stopped heat drying, started using hair oil (love Orofluido), and adjusted my shampoo, and that's done a lot of good things for my hair in the last few months. So aside from the dye, I'll be low maintenance again in a month or two.
In the winter and when I work, I generally do more stuff with my hair, like flat-iron it, which can take anywhere from one to three hours depending on humidity, or wear it up or take care of my curls more.
I have dreads and I do my own hair so every 2 weeks or...longer lol I retwist. It only takes me about 1hr, 1(1/2).
Edited at 2012-08-09 05:52 am (UTC)
have it dyed half blue half purple and that shit needs dying repeatedly
My routine is way less fussy than almost anyone else in this thread. Except in the winter I need to add a lot more moisture.
I'm looking into how to do oil treatments though- I would like to make my hair more shiny.
Mine is weaved and get it done every other week. She'll relax the edges like twice a year but I sweat it right out so there's no point and I probably won't bother anymore. I curl it anytime I'm going "out" or if I have a meeting or something like that; that takes like 15-20 mins.
But when it gets longer, it's an asshole. It's straight, but tangles as soon as I move my head and always breaks and looks like shit regardless of what I do with it. And for some reason it refuses to stick in any style regardless of how much hair gel, spray and clips I use
I know relaxer is evil but I really liked how low-maintenance it made my hair, I barely had to comb it anymore and I could pretty much rise off the pillow after a nap and go out. But hair oil did help with reducing the breakage issues.
im half black and keep my hair in a pixie. i usually straighten and its since its so short and natural it takes me like 1 1/2 hours to get all the way done.
It takes me about 2 hours start to finish to wash, blow dry and flat iron my hair
Edited at 2012-08-09 06:13 pm (UTC)
But the grass is always greener - I'd kill to have curls! My hair can't even hold one when I use a styler. When it was mid way down my back it took quite a lot of blow drying but now it's pretty snappy. I look much better with it shorter and it's so much quicker, and I'm lazy and ergo love that.