Highly upset I will no longer be using Nairobi once this is gone 😔 after 3 years of using it, it is burning/drying behind my ears and neck 😳 #pixiehaircut #pixiecutblackwomen #pixiecut #relaxedpixiecut #pixiecutinspo
As someone who has maintained a relaxed pixie cut for years, I've tried countless hair care products to keep my scalp healthy and my hair looking fresh. I recently discovered that some oils, like the Bask & Lather Air Growth Oil (4 fl. oz / 138 ml), can be incredibly nourishing when used correctly, promoting growth without causing irritation. However, not all hair products suit everyone, especially delicate areas like behind the ears and neck. From my own experience, the key to managing dryness and irritation is to be attentive to how your skin and scalp react to products over time. Even trusted brands like Nairobi can sometimes cause issues like burning or excessive dryness after prolonged use, which was my case. When you notice these signs, it's important to pause and re-evaluate your hair regimen. Switching to gentler, more natural oils helped me soothe inflammation and restore moisture to those sensitive regions. Ingredients such as jojoba oil, coconut oil, and castor oil have been favorites for me. I also made sure not to overapply oils or leave products on for extended periods where buildup could irritate the skin. For those with relaxed pixie cuts, like myself, regular moisturizing and scalp care can make a huge difference. Stay hydrated, avoid harsh chemicals, and consider protective hairstyles that don’t tug on your edges. Sharing my journey is part of helping others navigate the challenges of hair care with a pixie cut — remember, what works for one might not work for another, so listen to your body and hair’s needs.









































































