how long it REALLY takes to grow waistlength natural hair
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- No this is not a video how to use rice water to grow waist length hair in 2 days!!!
I’m going to tell you the TRUTH! #naturalhairgrowth #naturalhair
Watch until the end as I’m going to be letting you into my top tips for achieving hair growth goals quicker!
*MOISTURE 🚿
•Dry hair is MUCH more prone to breakage.
*STRETCH 🕺🏾
•Keeping your hair stretched prevents it from our worst enemy:TANGLES. Tangles = Breakage = No length retention.
*DETANGLE 🌀
•Do this with care, take your sweet time, if you do not have time to do your hair, don’t do it!! Detangling too harshly breaks your hair off literally!
*PROTECT 💆🏾♀️
•If you’re anything like me, I get very bored and tired of my natural hair, and to do both of us a favour I will braid her up for a month or so because whilst my hair is braided up I’m not touching it, it is not being manipulated so there is absolutely no chance for breakage.
*EAT WELL 🥘
•Our hair, just like our skin and nails will only blossom if we are eating all the correct nutrients for hair growth. If you are deficient in the building blocks, it’s going to be difficult for your body to prioritise growing healthy hair!
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BEST ROUTINE to GROW SHORT NATURAL HAIR FAST - Навчання та стиль
1. Moisturize your hair
2. Deep conditioning
3. Leave in conditioning
4. Keep your hair stretched
5. Detangle with care
6. Never detangle dry
7. Use finger detangle
8. Protective styles!!!!
9. Eat well!!! If your lacking vitamins or minerals don’t expect your hair to grow. Drink water, sleep a lot!
Thank you!
I do all of this except number 4 (my hair likes the curly state) and it definitly works. I'm at mid back length, trying to get to waist length. Would have been there already but i cut it several times because it would get damaged or i was frustrated and cut it, 7 years natural now.
Last one missing exercise helped my hair growth alot too
What about trims??
“sleep a lot” **me watching this at 12am** 😃
I firmly believe what you eat also determines the growth of your hair as well. There was a period of time I started to eat clean and healthy. My doctor put me on a veggies and protein diet and my hair grew fast
Yeah absolutely queen.
I always wonder since I was able to grow my hair on a very unhealthy diet how would it grow if I took better care of myself.
@@blkmerican-.2934 Everybody is different but if I were you, I wouldn't pressure my system like that. You never know when it's going to stop trying to correct the issues. Just because you can't see them, doesn't mean it's not happening. Before I had my kid, I could eat as bad as I wished and lose and gain weight as I pleased. No more. I've been 160 for years and I don't eat that much or much bad food.
Also my mom used to have that bounce-back hair, it grew so fast. She had dreads down her back to her bum in 3 years but then she cut it and now it's not growing back as fast as it used to...ugh, so mad at her.
And making sure you're nourishment is up to par. And taking supplements
@@janielsewell8208 ‘’
when i accepted that hair takes YEARS to grow out to lengths like back length and waist length, i stopped believing in any 'Grow your hair overnight' or 'Grow your hair in 2 weeks' videos
Hair doesn't take years to grow though.......
@@ASmith-jn7kf exactly. You can shave your head bald in January and in December it should be touching your shoulders. People aren’t retaining length and that’s the real problem.
@@simplymonica6888 how do you retain length
@@beautystarshiine2542 since January of this year I’ve been keeping my hair in 14 twists. I do not wear weave, and I wash my hair once a week, every Sunday. I never take the twists out all at once, and wash my hair in the twists. I use the Aussie moist shampoo/conditioner. I retwist after washing them by taking one twist down at a time and twisting it back up then move on to the next twist. I do not use combs, I finger detangle. I only use two products. The argon oil scalp conditioner grease, and the green eco style gel for styling. I grease my scalp the day of wash day and one more time throughout the week. I only use the gel for the base of the twists. I treat my twists as if they’re locs, never taking them down all at once, only one by one to retwist. I have not worn my hair out of these twists since probably the ending of last year. Not using a comb, and keeping my hair twisted going on 11 months this month has tremendously helped with hair health, and growth. I also sleep with a satin scarf on and put a bonnet over it to ensure nothing comes off throughout the night. I hope this helps you, or someone with hair health and length retention.
@@simplymonica6888 umm that all depends on the size of someones head/ length of their neck
You messed up big time telling me the secret because im going to tell anybody who is interested in growing some hair lol. Your secret isn't safe with me lol😂🤣Thanks a lot for putting the bug in my ear it's greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the love ❤️
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My biggest setbacks are definitely over manipulation, not properly detangling and not properly moisturising my hair. Thanks for this video it definitely helps 😭
Same😂
Me too!! It’s just so much work. And I start off so into it, and ready to do my due dilligence. And then I have a rough week and I get lazy about it😞
Same here😅
@@formimib5776 felt that heavily
Same i keep my hair in cornrows its too thick for me to handle, i get my hair stylist to cornrow it back and wear wigs
Tell It Sis. These people be out here telling lies about hair growth. Smdh. Good video.
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My setbacks happened every time I let someone do my hair 😒... it hasn't happened since 🙃
Same, so annoying 😩
My mom went to a hair salon where they literally damaged her long hair.
Same! My last set back was due some cornrows I got , never again.
In my country, specially in my culture, curly hair has never been appreciated. Therefore, I grew up straightening my hair all of my life. I straightened my hair nonstop for 17 years. Every time I cut my hair, I would want to take care of it, but using heat would get the best of me. Then, during quarantine, I got really bad anxiety from AP tests and the only thing that would help me relax was to cut my hair myself, so I did. But this time I decided to educate myself on how to take care of my hair and not use heat until my hair was completely healthy. It's been a year since, and it has been great. I do my own trims, oils and hair masks as well as scalp massages have become my best friends and I try to stick to them as much as possible. Now I'm just trying to improve my diet. UA-cam has been the greatest guide tbh. Thank you for sharing your hair journey.
You're so right about time. My husband has waist length hair. He's only had 2 trims but I braid his hair only 1-2 months apart. He doesn't do a darn thing to it 🙄. It's been about 4 years for him. Patience is a big part of growing long hair as well as consistency. What ever your routine is, be consistent.
I think my biggest set back has been my neglect of my hair. I get so busy with life and my hair is the first thing to suffer. I’m on a journey to overall health and wellness trying to prioritize self care again. I loved this video, you and your curls are poppin😍
I can definitely relate to the neglect of hair due to busyness of life. This video and her other videos are pure enlightenment. Good providence on your hair journey.
Me too!
My major setback was iron deficiency anemia. I had grown my hair to tailbone length but it was extremely thin. Once I addressed my anemia from the inside out, I trimmed my hair in stages. I’ve also incorporated Ayurveda and have managed to grow my hair to waist length.
Can u disclosed how u address uput anemia. I am struggling with this 2. Thx 4 your help
Same for me
Take iron pills
Please could you tell us how you overcame anemia? Pills hate me 😔
I take iron gummies by nature made...I take
4 a day.... It helps..
I used to think my setbacks stemmed from using heat, but they really stemmed from waiting too long to wash my hair, and not trimming what needed to be trimmed! Staying away from heat means nothing if you let split ends run unchecked. I now try to wash my hair before 4 weeks, ideally 3 weeks. My mom can go 6 weeks but that’s the danger zone for me where i start to see dryness and breakage. I keep my hair stretched with blow outs and braid outs now and my hair is happier than ever. It’s all about avoiding tangles, making detangling easier, and any time the ends start to look or feel crazy, i chop them! I’ve always had thick hair but it’s another level now with density all the way to my ends which is my fave look
Thank you for sharing this.
I believe my set back🙄 might have been not cutting my split ends & possibly my detangle routine & I’m definitely going to change my strategy.
It’s a combination of what you eat/nutrition, genetics, hormones, and hair care. If any one of those goes wrong, then great length is never achievable.
@Trinity M she’s not wrong about genetics. Because it really does play a part on hair. Yes we ALL can grow our hair. She didn’t mean bad 🧬. But a thick hair and thin hair growing hair journey, can start at the same time but you’ll notice more thick hair we ALL are born with different genes
My hair is almost at waist length (4a, 4b texture). I've been growing it out for 6 years now, and my starting point was a small afro that didn't touch my shoulders. I've been having a little setback with heat damage for a year now, but I'm slowly cutting it out. For the most part my hair is very healthy.
My biggest tip to add is: when you're not happy with the length yet, don't obsess over it. And don't put yourself in a position where you can obsess over it. Focus on other things.
I remember when I used to watch hair journeys everyday before bed, obsessing over my hair. Looking in the mirror literally several times a day to check the length, and then not being happy with the way it looked. And as a result being too impatient to love and care for my hair.
The second I started wearing wigs (without leave out), I couldn't obsess over it anymore, because my hair was tucked away. After two years my hair grew longer than it had ever been (I would say bra strap length, stretched). And that's when I could really love my hair again and started to take good care of it.
So if you are not able to really love on your hair the way it is right now, that's okay. Just tuck it away and focus on other things. It will grow and your connection to your hair will definitely change. Which will also change how well you want to take care of it.
Thanks for sharing ❤️
@@janetidavies ❤️
Thank you for sharing! I agree and I pray many women will realize growing hair is not an overnight miracle, but they must apply sound wisdom to see a difference.
I also think that the characteristics of your hair (specially density, porosity ) plays a big role. Because if you have fine hair, you are definately going to have a harder time trying to make it grow. Some type of natural hair needs more care than others.
I've been natural (this time around) for 9 years. I'm waist length but barely since I had to cut off about 2 inches. My biggest challenge is moisturizing my hair regularly. I would go days without adding any moisture. I'm fixing that now. You are speaking the truth, good video.
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My hair is now semi waist length and I’ve been growing it since 2013 (college). Lots of setbacks due to trims, color, and laziness. But excited that I may hit tailbone by my 30th bday (4 more years). I recently colored again but this time I’m wayyyyy more careful. Thanks for the tips! I’m a grease girl now btw and I saw the most retention since I started again.
Currently working through getting rid of all my split ends and growing back some breakage at the crown of my head. Didn't have anyone to do my natural hair for a long time and split ends grew up the shaft and split more making my hair very fragile and even more thin. I've been getting trims every 4 months and leaving my hair in mostly cornrows, keeping it moisturized, protein treatments and my scalp moisturized and giving it a good cleanse especially after taking braids down and that seems to be helping. Slowly seeing it move past my shoulders, which Is the length it has been stuck at for the past 7 years maybe.
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I messed my locs up by coloring them and not taking care to use the right products for color treated hair 🤦🏾♀️
Ended up combining my locs, and slowly cutting them from tailbone to barely bra strap. My heart hurt.
Eight years later they’ve grown back past tailbone with patience and I treat them like lace. Delicate😊
Wow...the same exact thing happened to me regarding locs. Everything you mentioned I've done. I'm now wearing my hair out in a fro.
Girl you made my day with 🤣🤣🤣🤣, keeping it real. I’m natural for the pass 30months and I can confirm it takes time. Our hair needs lots of love and care.
I never use heat on my hair and have no intention 😉.
I feel 5years isn’t long At all! If ur doing wat ur supposed to and being consistent focusing on health rather than length( If the hair is healthy, the length WILL follow) u won’t even notice the 5years!
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so true
especially since there’s perks to ever length! I chopped my brastrap/armpit length hair last december to my collarbone and it’s honestly been fun playing with the shorter hair and watching it grow… it’s also so much fuller and my ends stay stronger longer. I wanna try to get to tailbone length cus i have a cousin that did it in about 5 years.
Great tips luv. Spot on. These things are exactly what has allowed my hair to grow so long, thick, and healthy. Many blessings.
I'm sure this video bursted so many bubbles but I'm soooo glad someone is finally giving it to us straight!!! Thank you so much for posting this video!!!
I really like how clear and through you were with your video, I like how it wasn't complicated like rice water do this do that etc. Thank you! You found yourself a new costumer and subscriber:)
Thank you for this video ! Perfect timing and it gives me hope through my many hair set backs. But one thing the set backs taught me is that my hair grows pretty quickly! Another thing I learned is that our hair needs discipline and consistency. If you start slacking with your hair, it will show and your hair won’t wait for you. It will reap the fruits of neglect and you’ll have to keep dealing with it and start again. That’s the hardest thing to achieve, but it’s possible if you mind your business, stay focused and do what makes you happy too.
You have been so helpful, thank you so much for being truthful!!! God bless!!!👀😱👍🏽⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️🙏🏽
Great Job Doll!
Thanks so much for this video. I’ve been natural for 16 months and I’m blessed to have my oldest sister who once took care of my hair as a child by my side. She plaits my hair and I wash and treat it myself. Loving the journey.
I love your opening 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for the video, we should always have realistic expectations and it makes the journey less stressful.
Most welcome ❤️
Y’all…. Dump that oil and get blue magic hair grease! Especially my type 4s.
I’m on my second jar 😅 however I find that I can’t re moisturize may hair as well when I use grease, because they can’t fully penetrate through.
But it’s an AMAZING sealant, maybe I’ll try it again this week 🤔
I’m going to keep my grease 😂 my hair grows just fine
That depends on the thickness. My hair is not that thick and my hair prefers a light oil. And it's kinky.
The Palmers Gro Therapy for the win!
Yassss old school products
Thanks for the tips!!
This is a really good point!
I was here yesterday and I'm back again, I love your videos
🙈🙈🙈🙊🙊🙊I was cringing watching you cut your hair after the heat damage!!! Your hair is PHENOMINAL now!!
The caption “I’m not a professional, don’t copy me” that did it for me 🤣
Thank you for this video I haven’t had a relaxer in a year.
One of the best deep conditioners you can use ;
1 avocado
1/2 a banana
2 tbsp aloe gel
2 tbsp honey
1/2 cup rosemary infused water (boil water and rosemary leaves- then let them cool down and steep together)
Several drops of vitamin E oil
Several drops of peppermint essential oil
I don't put groceries in my hair, that's for my breakfast, lunch, and dinner... And I have tailbone length hair... Without using my groceries lol. Hair doesn't eat. 😂
@@Face_Reality good for you ? Lol
@@brianawalker9880 lol yes great for me, Ms. Mother Earth sage incense burning woman lol... That stuff goes on your dinner plate, not your hair... 😂 Color'd folk doing the most... smh y'all done took au naturel a lil bit too far.. what's next, bra strap length arm pit hair with egg and coconut oil on it? 🤣 How about a lil salt and nutmeg? Don't forget to preheat the oven to 400 to bake the eggs.. don't ask me why... It's not supposed to make sense, just go with it.... 😂 Give your hair some extra flavor. Heck, throw in some crab legs and butter for the extra knuqqa kinks.
@@Face_Reality colour'd folk? 🤨 Get lost, honestly.
@@Face_Reality that’s a long paragraph you just typed there - I hope you have a beautiful day 🌺
Beautiful hair, great tips. Thank you.
Great tips!! I'm glad that I found your channel!!!😁
This video is so helpful, thanks 🙏
Cheers hon! Very informative xx
loving the video, i definitely had a big set back with my crown, its broke off and i was freaking out that i had to cut ALL my hair off and my hair at the time was mid back length, but i thought why not restart a crown hair journey then so I've been grown it out for 3to4 years and its pass my collarbone getting close to armpit length. I've learn that i have to moisturize my hair more often than i was doing at the time.
we love realistic advice! chile, let me subscribe!!
❤ first of all I love your accent second of all thank you for clearing up that overnight crazy hair growth myth that they advertise. I thought something must be really wrong with my hair. Again thank I feel a big relief on that. God bless you
I truly like all those tips and plan to start on the healthy hair growth journey also.
Super helpful...thanks so much for sharing
This was my first time watching and I absolutely love your channel! God gave me beautiful hair that I have never really taken care of because of literally not knowing how. I am in the process of learning how. You gave some very helpful tips and your hair is so beautiful!
I love your personality 🤗😍
That’s very accurate actually. It took me about 4-5yrs to officially reach waist length hair.
However my hair was a half relaxed half natural, because I was growing it out instead of doing a big chop.
So eventually when I cut it, my natural hair was above shoulder length and I had bangs (I cut it myself pretty badly)
Sis I subscribed again, cause UA-cam got me tripin !! Thank you the real rundown and the real Tea.
❤️❤️
Just such a beautiful young lady! Thank you for the secrets!
Beautiful natural curly!!!
Girl!! Yo hair is beautiful
the scriptures at the beginning
Thank you ❤️
Wonderful tips! Thank you 💗 I’ve been at mid-back for the longest
Speak your truth queen💗🥰
Finally some honest, no BS and realistic tips. I'm relaxed but most of your tips apply as well. My struggle is retaining length at my nape area as not only hair on that part grows slower than the rest but is also thinner and more fragile.
You're also right about health. My hair broke off badly before I discovered the issue was iron deficiency.
OMG. Plain. Beautiful ????
I recommend Seun Okimi. She's a black hair channel. And she was relaxed for a long time and had waist length relaxed hair. She has great advice on length retention. She's natural now but honestly most hair care tips serve for relaxed and non relaxed hair. And she has content on both.
It's just the relaxer. Mine did the same for years and I always thought my front and back was doomed to be short. Now my back and front are long and the crown of my hair has broken off darn near to the root. It's so much work.
My hair is very soft at my nape.
Tfs . As a 4c hair girl , the longer my hair gets , find that if I don’t blow dry it before protective styles it breaks . Heat (only when protective styling ) is my friend now
Blowdrying helps me retain length too as a 4c girl
Me too! 4c here just figured this out, stretched hair grow better.
@@TamyTee what heat setting do you blow dry on?
would love a video on trimming!
Absolutely agree. My hair was mid back and menopause hit and I suffered alottttt of loss. Had bloodwork done and all my numbers were low! Been taking vitamins, eating better and I'm not getting the extreme shedding anymore. Thank God. But I'm wearing extensions and haven't done that in 17 years. Not a good feeling I miss my crown💔
Wow absolutely. Beautiful sister I believe this ❤️
thank you for the tips
thanks, ur tips are cool
Thank you for this information, as I have been on this journey for about 5-6 years. I have seen a lot of growth and thickness at times, but, for whatever reason when it begins to grow longer down my back. It starts to think out on the ends. I have trimmed my ends, and it may grow more, but it's always thin.
I know I have multiple types on my hair, as my hair is very curly at the base of my hair shaft, super straight on top, tight curly, and very dry around the edges and knap of my neck. I noticed when I would use the hair oils, I saw growth and it seemed as if the texture was changing around the edges, but the top part of my hair stayed straight. No matter what curly cream or leave-in conditioner I use, it still stays straight. I am exhausted using various hair care products, I'm frustrated, as I recently did just what you said don't do regarding detangling without allowing it to be wet with detangling cream or oils. I broke it off extremely bad, and now I'm left with almost all my growth damaged or gone. It looks really bad and very sad.
So, I am going on this train one more time after viewing several of your videos, as your hair is extremely beautiful and very healthy. I am trying not to get tired, as I never could wear perms. I wash my hair, keep it moisturized, but I don't wash it weekly and only deep conditioner it once a month. I am going to try your five points, so any suggestions would be nice.
Thank you again, I appreciate you and your advice!
Take care of that beautiful baby and your family. Much continued success on your journey and your businesses.
Stay safe and healthy out there!
Hey family! Thanks for the love on this video ❤️. Definitely comment under this any specific hair growth problems you want me to cover in an upcoming video.
Remain blessed 🌸
Janet i have 4c hair im struggling it gets very dry i do not use heat is african pride good prouducts im using hemp oil blue magic i love conditioner
Edges - please Janet - lm sure you may have touched on this but yes - a video on that would be appreciated ❤️🖤
Thanks for being realistic 😁
When will people realize that your height can determ the length of your hair too? I am 5'1 and my hair got past armpit length within one year. I had shaved my head, and then made it to armpit in a year. Plus, genetics play a part too.
true, i’m 5’8, your lenght of hair wouldn’t reach my bra strap. thank you for pointing that out
I'm 5'10 😩
Tell me more about this girls
How do you know that genetics plays a part in how much hair one can grow?? It seems like a smart thing to say but it really makes no sense. There's no: only grow this long gene.lol. The texture is genetic, the length, how would one even know such a gene exists. If anything, the texture is also controlled by environmental factors as all of my babies and I have seen many black babies born with straight hair, did their genetics change? No. Their environment changed and that changed the condition of your hair. What you eat and what you put on your hair and how you treat it determines this.
@@estelleholderharildstad310 Yes pls tell us more about the connection of height and hair growth, I've never hard of it before. 😊
Set backs come with this journey! But that second cut tickled me😂
Love your hair.💕😳
This video… Oh MY DAYS! This video speaks facts guys, for the first time I am actually hearing sense of how to grow my hair 😍😍😂 thank you so muchhh
You’re welcome beautiful ❤️
Very informative thank you...your hair is lush 😍
Guurrrrlll!!! That thumbnail is FiiYYYAAA!!🥰❤️😘❣️
PS: Ain't taking hair cut lessons from you tho... JS👀
Thanks for this video! Unfortunately I've had 3 setbacks and had to cut off over 7 inches of hair 🤦🏾♀️ 1) iron deficiency anemia/bad shedding 2) dryness ends/breakage (not moisturizing enough) 3) moisture overload (lack of protein). I've since fixed all 3 and back on my journey 🤞🏾🤞🏾
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Does low iron cause hair shedding?
@@MotiA. YES...a lot
@@MotiA. yes
I'm dealing with the bad shedding because of low iron. I washed my hair and two handfuls came out. I cried
Beautiful hair!
Thanks for sharing this nice tips
Most welcome beautiful 🌸
I love this video, thank you so much 😊
You are most welcome ❤️
I also kinda agree with cutting your hair because your split ends will make your hair grow a little faster so great job with that idea❤️ You look like a beauty queen I love your hair 🌸✨
Thanks for this video! Do you have any videos on how you moisturize throughout the week ok streched/blow dried hair?
I total agree with you, i and my girls have been on natural hair for over 2 years. Natural hair needs to be handled with care and love. And healthy eating is a must. As i will always tell People all that our natural hair need is water, vitamins and a gentle beautiful massage.
I love your hair 😍
I'm subscribing because you giving God the Glory!🙌🏽
Your hair is beautiful 🥰
Not to mention, if you have started you growth from a certain length.
Example; bald, T.W.F.
ear length
Shoulder length
Bra strap
you look so pretty
I love my tight curls but stretching my hair has made a great difference
My biggest set back was wearing wigs while not really taking care of my hair underneath. Once my hair plateaued I never got trims so never retained length. Now I see a professional hair care person wearing protective styles after big chop in March and I’ve experience so much growth I’m shocked. I realize I need to get my hair done. Doing it myself wasn’t it. So I’m dedicated to my beautician. She trims very small most times and I’m retaining length since feb I have at least 4inc growth. No cap.
I’ll be protective styling in btwn wearing big feed in braids in cornrows specifically for the next 2-3 years. If any one in Brooklyn I recommend Ruthie of Brooklyn crown. I’ve seen her take hair from near bald to waist length through the years. I don’t know what took me so long. I hope mentioning her was ok. New to your channel! New sub.
I live in Brooklyn. Is it a salon for nature hair. Where in Brooklyn please and thanks
@@barbarahylton97 Yes she does all types of hair. I’m 💯 natural she does natural hair, perm, weave you name it.
She looks like someone I used to follow during the beginning of my hair journey especially one of the video she just show during her hair journey.
So helpful
My struggle is length retention and horrible split ends☹☹. Moisturizing my hair is what my beautician told me to do. The last couple of times I went to the beauty shop, my hair is getting better.
That was my problem as well. Then I learned to wet, moisturize, and then seal it with oil on top of the moisturizer
Thanks for sharing ur journey..God bless
New subscriber
Girl you are too much
Thanks for the info 💋💕
My major set back was not getting a trim in over 2 years! My hair was so long but had a lot of bad/thin ends that I ended up having to get cut off. I’m now in the process of growing my hair out healthier and thicker all the way down
I have a question, how often and how much hair do you have to cut off in order for it to be healthy? And how do you notice bad ends?
Thanks for sharing
My biggest setbacks of my hair is definitely because of how my lifestyle is so unorganized, like I don’t get enough sleep, i don’t excersise at all, I don’t wash my hair according to schedule, and I don’t properly take care of it so this video really helped a lot!
I am now just getting over my heat damage I have a bit of hair to cut but you're right I'm not ready yet.
I like that you said the hair is growing it’s just breaking off
I had a set back in my natural hair journey when I decided to straighten my hair for my birthday (2 and a half years ago). My curl pattern packed up and left but it ended up being the best thing to happen because I learnt so much more about how to really care for my hair and the amazing world of ayurvedic products and learned how to make my own oils and deep conditioners. Now my hair is in the best health it has ever been and my kids' hair our now flourishing thanks to all the knowledge I gained through frying my hair ☺❤
What is ayurvedic!??? How can I benefit from it!? Is there any DIY to make my own ayurveda!??
Literally just consistency, understanding your porosity and styling/using products accordingly, and staying ahead of hair dryness will grow your hair. This video is so helpful. I was always natural, only straightened or permed my hair like 3 times in my whole life. But I started doing my own natural in 2016 and didnt know wtf I was doing lmao...I started with shoulder length hair but by 2019 I had lost like 2 inches. My biggest setback was absolutely washing only every 2-4 weeks as well as not know how to detangle my hair and leaving my roots tangled leading to MASSIVE breakage. So now I definitely don't mind if it takes me close to an hour to detangle cuz I end up with *no* breakage. I big chopped for a second time in sept 2020 (to pretty much bald). As of july 2022 my hair is about 9-11 inches. But always, health over length