I've realized that off camera, a lot of natural hair youtubers have an actual hairstylist that's treating their hair and cutting their ends regularly. Getting your hair done regularly by a professional that knows what they're doing, will have your hair thick and healthy.
Not necessarily I’m 56 now & have had no hairstylist I found to do me right. I’ve found a couple of real good ones on social media. I’m consistent in what I do now & my hair is totally fine
Honesty is the best policy, I don’t have issues with my hair growing but one of my daughter hair would grow wide not long but during the pandemic she started working from home and avoided salons blow dryer/curling iron and now her hair is down her back so it definitely depends on how you take care of your hair and the products you use.
The thing that a lot of people don’t understand is that your hair tells you what it’s missing through your health as well, from what medicine you take, water intake, to your diet. Some people can change what they eat and drink more water and their hair will grow and end up being healthy right along with what they are doing to it
News Flash. All Hair Grows. The one exception would be someone with alopecia. Even that depends on if it's total or not. If you have hair follicles, your hair is going to grow. Hair grows at the rate of 1/4 -1/2 inches a month or three to six inches a year. The key to long hair is length retention.
Patty please read the phases associated with hair growth. There are people who stay in the growth phase longer than others before their hair sheds which accounts for why some people can grow waist length hair and some can’t. Even if they have the same hair routine.
We should stop loving to listen to lies and embrace the truth no matter how bitter it is. Hair grows need serious patience, time, hardwork, efforts, taking care of your hair a health. Trim off old ends. I want to watch more of this kind of videos. Thanks, dear
I think genetics play a role at the rate of hair growth..but with products like castor oil one can increase the rate of growth... my personal experience
It’s crazy how many people are lieing about how long their hair journey took. They’ll go between 3 years and their hair is mid back. Now I know some ppls hair grows crazy fast but a very telling sign is when you can’t see the beginning of their journey or there is coincidentally no pictures or videos from the year they started. Some of these ppl started in 2013-17 and are saying 3 years or showing their 2 year mark vs 4-5 years and saying it’s “June 2020- April 2021” and it’s a couple years worth of hair.
I love that you are truthful. I've been natural for 6 year and December 2022 is when I started seeing my hair become healthy and moist not break as soon as I run a comb through it.. I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you. 😊 🥰
I think it's genetics, I shaved my head bald last year because i dyed it too many times and it was falling out. It's back at shoulder length again now, people in my family hair grows like weeds. We're all black, so I never had an issue with having long or short hair.
It’s not genetics. Everyone can grow hair if they learn how. By saying it’s genetics, that implies someone may not be able to grow hair because of the way they were born which isn’t right.
But genetics plays a role though. I definitely believe taking care of you hair it will grow. But some peoples hair grows fast than others, or don't require as much tlc.
no your right it’s definitely genetics . Me , my mom & sister has the same length of hair and it all looks exactly the same . You can grow your hair a different way , but for the time length? it’s definitely genetics , still how you take care of your hair plays a big factor .
@@britttanyrose I would say maybe it's a mixture of all things, for each person is different much like skin care. I'm lazy and admit I don't wash my hair or moisture it the way I should be and my hair still grows fine, other may need to leave it alone or give it extra care. It's all about finding what works.
@@britttanyrose well. Genetics code for terminal growth length and growth rate. However,Typically you’ll only retain up to 6inches of growth a year. But if your genetics don’t code for tailbone length hair it simply doesnt.
I just came across this video today. If they tellin lies then nobody will watch them anymore. I believe is all about what works for you. What i learned during my natural hair journey is you got to learn and know your hair. Once you know what your hair loves and what work for you then you will be more succesful. Patience and consistency play a great role as well.
When I went natural back in 2012 there were 4c women with loooong natural hair, more so than I see now. Cipriana Quan of Urban Bush Babes and her twin sister are who come to mind the most because they were popping back then. And they had beautiful 4c hair! So … i think the lack of representation stems from people not liking their own hair and rather than say that they put the blame on other things outside of them. I don’t care who likes my hair, my hair is uniquely my own and I won’t let lack of representation run me back to relaxers and covering up with wigs. We need our 4c community to come back and change the game. The only way to do that is to post and keep posting. Because we need that.
Honestly, it always seems to be people with straighter hair types who tell the 4C people that hair grows based on genetics and thus their hair won't get long.
I agree with everything that you said.....except the part about hair not being able to grow xxx amount of inches overnight. Under normal circumstances you are absolutely correct! But "with God ALL things are possible." No, I'm not a religious fanatic or anything like that. I just have faith. And with the things that God has been showing me, who's to say that God wouldn't bless me accordingly. But, I don't believe that God would simply say, "ok hair grow now, etc." I believe that we have to put in the work and ask God for the guidance to achieve our (hair) goals. Then we can grow our hair as long and as fast as we want to. (Sorry for the rant). #justabeliever #lol
I appreciate this; I’m sure it’s a slippery slope trying to build a channel and keeping content interesting but I feel some good influencers fell into the traps you mentioned which makes them less trustworthy overall.
Most of us know the basics of good hair care for healthy natural hair. For instance, my lack of a deep conditioning on a regular basis contributed to my hair dryness, single strain knots and tangles. I keep starting over, big chopping but not changing certain unhealthy hair habits. So for years I kept a super short twa, but now with thinning hair I am researching the causes and best solutions that will work for me and my lifestyle. I am overwhelm with so many DIY recipes promising X amount of hair growth over X amount of time. Influencers already with long natural hair touting the benefits of a DIY regimen are questionable to me because how do I actually know if the diy worked or not. Did the person start off with short hair like mine? What issues did they have with an ingredient? Many recap there big chop journey in like 1 sentence or quick thumbnail but never give pictures or explanations of how their twa progressed to their present length down their back…the good and the bad. True, it’s easy to get drawn in by the work fast hair growth. I focus on videos by experts: doctors specialist in hair, skin, hormones, hair loss etc then narrowing it down from there. I now have better understanding of my hair, what it needs and what I am willing to do or use to improve my hair health: herbs, honey, 2 strand twists/braid outs, no weaves/synthetic hair, moisture/hydrating ingredients like aloe Vera, fenugreek, fractionated coconut oil, grape seed, olive oil, shea butter, apple cider vinegar with the “mother” steamer, scalp massages and distilled water. I won’t use all these at one time but keep in my “hair pantry”. DIYs with 1-3 ingredients work for me. Lastly, check product ingredients in my stash to become familiar with the the properties I need for my Type 4 hair. I wish more twa influencers focused more on actual hair care esp. prevention instead of curl definition. GREAT POST! THANKS 🙏🏽
Some tex-lax or texturize their hair but falsely presents it as being natural. You then see a video featuring their natural hair at the start of their hair journey and catch a glimpse of a twa with a completely different texture.
With statements like this we need to be careful in accusing someone without knowing one's experience with there natural hair. For years I watched women with 4c hair thinking how they moisturize there hair works for me, Only to find out years later that my hair was dry and had no characteristics of the 4c hair women I was watching. I had to stop watching people on the tube and relearn my hair. And my hair is not 4c like I thought it was it's actually 3c/4a curl pattern with thin to medium strands and smooth to cotton like surface texture. So yeah if you see my pass pictures someone thinking like you will definitely say the same. Many of us don't really know how to care for our own hair without watching others and thinking it's working for us when it's really not. It took many of these women sometime to really get to know there hair. So I think it's unfair to remove there experience and simply say there texturizeing there hair and they didn't take the time to learn there hair during that process hints why you may see pictures of there hair go from afro to some type of curl or have more manageability. Also I'm not stated loose curls are more manageable cause that is not experience being that I'm still in the tight curl spectrum to some and not others.
@@soleilantillean30 Yeah, all that considered, I'm sticking to my conclusion. Some individuals are sharper than others at correctly analyzing a set of circumstances. I happen to be one of those individuals... so there you have it! 😎
My twa curl pattern was completely different than my hair currently, the longer my hair got the more weighed down and looser it appears. I have 4a hair and when it was super short it was very tightly curled but now that it’s almost waist length it has a more S curl appearance.
7:27 you can't. nobody can grow 2 in a month. every head of hair regardless of race grows one half inch a month. that is science. (look it up). The reason that it seems like curly heads and very very curly heads like type 4C hair doesn't grow at that rate is because it's continually breaking off because most 4c hair type owners don't know how to retain length. retention is the key to growing our hair out. And for those who don't know the key to retention is to keep it stretched and keep your hands out your hair. ( With diet and exercise your hair will be strong and healthy and it will grow a tiny bit faster, but not much more than 1/2 in a month.)
1/4 inch to 1/2 an inch per month is actually the average. Some people grow hair faster or slower. Most months, my hair grows 1" per month, and in other seasons (like the winter or fall), my hair grows a bit slower even though it grows quicker during the spring and summer.
I agree with everything she said except about hair and genetics. Genetics does play a huge part when it comes to your hair. It does determine your hair growth, how thick and full it is and so on. For example, in my family genetically the boys take 50% from my grandma and 50% from grandpa. My grandma had very nice, soft hair but on my grandpa side he had thick soft hair. But thinning hair starts in the mid 20's for the boys because of grandpa. And for the girls our natural hair is thick (grandpa) and soft (grandma) but again our hair starts thinning in the top and around the hair line in our 30's because of grandma that is hereditary which plays a part in genetics.
And this is where I get confused with genetics...lol. on both my mom and dad side hair starts thinning in the 20's Some go bald and I was scared but my hair is SUPA thick and my younger sister who's in her 30's now has some thick hair, too. Did we get lucky? On my dad and mom side hair doesn't grow past their shoulders but here me and that same sister is with tailbone length hair. My mom had long hair and like I said she lost it at a certain age. Girl its all confusing. Good break down though.
Went to get a silk press from this lady, she proceeded to tell me hair is dry (I’m high porosity) and that I only have long hair because of genetics. Mind you she didn’t even section my DENSE hair when she was doing it :/
Girl, six months to figure out your hair is a very short time. i am 6 years natural and am just starting to figure it out. I was doing everything but i have just figure out that all i need is to drink lots of water and put my hair in a correct protective style 99% of the time. It has thicken a lil bit
Not a lie but something I think is overlooked is the impact of pregnancy on hair growth. In over a decade of following natural hair influencers, I’ve only heard one acknowledge the major growth surge she had during her two pregnancies.
There is no such thing for most people to have fast hair growth our hair will grow but majority of the people's hair is not going to grow super fast like all these UA-cam episodes sessions are talking about
I wet my hair and in 30min it's so dry😭😭 conditioner don't do nothing either 😭😭like what do I do? The oily products just sit on the top n the hair stay dry😭
Sounds like you have high porosity hair, which means your hair absorbs water easily, but it also leaves your hair easily. You need to use products that seal your cuticle so that water doesn't leave as easily.
Drink lots of water and wash your hair weekly and use natural/ organic hair products that work for your hair, for me it's blackseed and jasmine oil and eat plenty of proteins and healthy foods
Use the yellow shea butter. It keeps dry hair moist. wash, condition, section, and top it off with shea down your strands. It changed my life. Use oil before you shampoo, use only moisturizing products with water in the ingredients. Our hair loves water and moisture. You have to train it, and it will get easier, I promise lol!
Y’all can keep lying to y’all self, genetics play a big roll in hair growth and length. Most ppl who have long hair have parents who have long hair. The same with shorter hair, many will never have mid back or waist length hair no matter what they do.
I've realized that off camera, a lot of natural hair youtubers have an actual hairstylist that's treating their hair and cutting their ends regularly. Getting your hair done regularly by a professional that knows what they're doing, will have your hair thick and healthy.
Some of them I think had weave
@@blackqueen5201 yup that too
Not necessarily I’m 56 now & have had no hairstylist I found to do me right. I’ve found a couple of real good ones on social media. I’m consistent in what I do now & my hair is totally fine
@@vibe2248 Are you a natural UA-camr? This comment is about them not you.
@@blackqueen5201 Omg if they have weave in that’s foul pls tell me you’re lying
Honesty is the best policy, I don’t have issues with my hair growing but one of my daughter hair would grow wide not long but during the pandemic she started working from home and avoided salons blow dryer/curling iron and now her hair is down her back so it definitely depends on how you take care of your hair and the products you use.
Yhup!!!
True!!
The thing that a lot of people don’t understand is that your hair tells you what it’s missing through your health as well, from what medicine you take, water intake, to your diet. Some people can change what they eat and drink more water and their hair will grow and end up being healthy right along with what they are doing to it
Definitely!
News Flash. All Hair Grows. The one exception would be someone with alopecia. Even that depends on if it's total or not. If you have hair follicles, your hair is going to grow. Hair grows at the rate of 1/4 -1/2 inches a month or three to six inches a year. The key to long hair is length retention.
Patty please read the phases associated with hair growth. There are people who stay in the growth phase longer than others before their hair sheds which accounts for why some people can grow waist length hair and some can’t. Even if they have the same hair routine.
We should stop loving to listen to lies and embrace the truth no matter how bitter it is. Hair grows need serious patience, time, hardwork, efforts, taking care of your hair a health. Trim off old ends. I want to watch more of this kind of videos. Thanks, dear
I think genetics play a role at the rate of hair growth..but with products like castor oil one can increase the rate of growth... my personal experience
Thats exactly what it is
Exactly!!! But I still buy into every new product 😂
Ah.. I love her. She's so sweet and honest and she's going to be doing big things
It’s crazy how many people are lieing about how long their hair journey took. They’ll go between 3 years and their hair is mid back. Now I know some ppls hair grows crazy fast but a very telling sign is when you can’t see the beginning of their journey or there is coincidentally no pictures or videos from the year they started. Some of these ppl started in 2013-17 and are saying 3 years or showing their 2 year mark vs 4-5 years and saying it’s “June 2020- April 2021” and it’s a couple years worth of hair.
I love that you are truthful. I've been natural for 6 year and December 2022 is when I started seeing my hair become healthy and moist not break as soon as I run a comb through it.. I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you. 😊 🥰
Thank you! This is so important for people to know especially when they start their natural hair journey.
Learning your hair that grows out your scalp with be the key to your hair health and growth
What about lying about the hair type? Saying they're 4C when they're clearly in the 3s😶
I think it's genetics, I shaved my head bald last year because i dyed it too many times and it was falling out. It's back at shoulder length again now, people in my family hair grows like weeds. We're all black, so I never had an issue with having long or short hair.
It’s not genetics. Everyone can grow hair if they learn how. By saying it’s genetics, that implies someone may not be able to grow hair because of the way they were born which isn’t right.
But genetics plays a role though. I definitely believe taking care of you hair it will grow. But some peoples hair grows fast than others, or don't require as much tlc.
no your right it’s definitely genetics . Me , my mom & sister has the same length of hair and it all looks exactly the same . You can grow your hair a different way , but for the time length? it’s definitely genetics , still how you take care of your hair plays a big factor .
@@britttanyrose
I would say maybe it's a mixture of all things, for each person is different much like skin care. I'm lazy and admit I don't wash my hair or moisture it the way I should be and my hair still grows fine, other may need to leave it alone or give it extra care. It's all about finding what works.
@@britttanyrose well. Genetics code for terminal growth length and growth rate. However,Typically you’ll only retain up to 6inches of growth a year. But if your genetics don’t code for tailbone length hair it simply doesnt.
I just came across this video today. If they tellin lies then nobody will watch them anymore. I believe is all about what works for you. What i learned during my natural hair journey is you got to learn and know your hair. Once you know what your hair loves and what work for you then you will be more succesful. Patience and consistency play a great role as well.
Eugene Kelsey is a 4c. She beautiful and her hair is to her bottom. She is very 4c ..
When I went natural back in 2012 there were 4c women with loooong natural hair, more so than I see now. Cipriana Quan of Urban Bush Babes and her twin sister are who come to mind the most because they were popping back then. And they had beautiful 4c hair! So … i think the lack of representation stems from people not liking their own hair and rather than say that they put the blame on other things outside of them. I don’t care who likes my hair, my hair is uniquely my own and I won’t let lack of representation run me back to relaxers and covering up with wigs. We need our 4c community to come back and change the game. The only way to do that is to post and keep posting. Because we need that.
I agree, I'll follow you
4c hair can grow. My brother has 4c hair and it is growing so fast he doesn't even do much to it.
Honestly, it always seems to be people with straighter hair types who tell the 4C people that hair grows based on genetics and thus their hair won't get long.
I agree with everything that you said.....except the part about hair not being able to grow xxx amount of inches overnight. Under normal circumstances you are absolutely correct! But "with God ALL things are possible." No, I'm not a religious fanatic or anything like that. I just have faith. And with the things that God has been showing me, who's to say that God wouldn't bless me accordingly. But, I don't believe that God would simply say, "ok hair grow now, etc." I believe that we have to put in the work and ask God for the guidance to achieve our (hair) goals. Then we can grow our hair as long and as fast as we want to. (Sorry for the rant). #justabeliever #lol
I appreciate this; I’m sure it’s a slippery slope trying to build a channel and keeping content interesting but I feel some good influencers fell into the traps you mentioned which makes them less trustworthy overall.
Thank you about exposing the lies about shed hair!!!
Most of us know the basics of good hair care for healthy natural hair. For instance, my lack of a deep conditioning on a regular basis contributed to my hair dryness, single strain knots and tangles. I keep starting over, big chopping but not changing certain unhealthy hair habits. So for years I kept a super short twa, but now with thinning hair I am researching the causes and best solutions that will work for me and my lifestyle. I am overwhelm with so many DIY recipes promising X amount of hair growth over X amount of time. Influencers already with long natural hair touting the benefits of a DIY regimen are questionable to me because how do I actually know if the diy worked or not. Did the person start off with short hair like mine? What issues did they have with an ingredient? Many recap there big chop journey in like 1 sentence or quick thumbnail but never give pictures or explanations of how their twa progressed to their present length down their back…the good and the bad.
True, it’s easy to get drawn in by the work fast hair growth. I focus on videos by experts: doctors specialist in hair, skin, hormones, hair loss etc then narrowing it down from there.
I now have better understanding of my hair, what it needs and what I am willing to do or use to improve my hair health: herbs, honey, 2 strand twists/braid outs, no weaves/synthetic hair, moisture/hydrating ingredients like aloe Vera, fenugreek, fractionated coconut oil, grape seed, olive oil, shea butter, apple cider vinegar with the “mother” steamer, scalp massages and distilled water. I won’t use all these at one time but keep in my “hair pantry”. DIYs with 1-3 ingredients work for me. Lastly, check product ingredients in my stash to become familiar with the the properties I need for my Type 4 hair.
I wish more twa influencers focused more on actual hair care esp. prevention instead of curl definition.
GREAT POST! THANKS 🙏🏽
Some tex-lax or texturize their hair but falsely presents it as being natural. You then see a video featuring their natural hair at the start of their hair journey and catch a glimpse of a twa with a completely different texture.
With statements like this we need to be careful in accusing someone without knowing one's experience with there natural hair. For years I watched women with 4c hair thinking how they moisturize there hair works for me, Only to find out years later that my hair was dry and had no characteristics of the 4c hair women I was watching. I had to stop watching people on the tube and relearn my hair. And my hair is not 4c like I thought it was it's actually 3c/4a curl pattern with thin to medium strands and smooth to cotton like surface texture. So yeah if you see my pass pictures someone thinking like you will definitely say the same. Many of us don't really know how to care for our own hair without watching others and thinking it's working for us when it's really not. It took many of these women sometime to really get to know there hair. So I think it's unfair to remove there experience and simply say there texturizeing there hair and they didn't take the time to learn there hair during that process hints why you may see pictures of there hair go from afro to some type of curl or have more manageability. Also I'm not stated loose curls are more manageable cause that is not experience being that I'm still in the tight curl spectrum to some and not others.
@@soleilantillean30 Yeah, all that considered, I'm sticking to my conclusion. Some individuals are sharper than others at correctly analyzing a set of circumstances. I happen to be one of those individuals... so there you have it! 😎
or these videos get deleted.
My twa curl pattern was completely different than my hair currently, the longer my hair got the more weighed down and looser it appears. I have 4a hair and when it was super short it was very tightly curled but now that it’s almost waist length it has a more S curl appearance.
@@dollanatomy5390 Me too. My hair was tight and curly when I had my TWA. It’s long now and the weight has changed my pattern. I’m 4a as well.
7:27 you can't. nobody can grow 2 in a month. every head of hair regardless of race grows one half inch a month. that is science. (look it up).
The reason that it seems like curly heads and very very curly heads like type 4C hair doesn't grow at that rate is because it's continually breaking off because most 4c hair type owners don't know how to retain length. retention is the key to growing our hair out.
And for those who don't know the key to retention is to keep it stretched and keep your hands out your hair.
( With diet and exercise your hair will be strong and healthy and it will grow a tiny bit faster, but not much more than 1/2 in a month.)
1/4 inch to 1/2 an inch per month is actually the average. Some people grow hair faster or slower. Most months, my hair grows 1" per month, and in other seasons (like the winter or fall), my hair grows a bit slower even though it grows quicker during the spring and summer.
I agree with everything she said except about hair and genetics. Genetics does play a huge part when it comes to your hair. It does determine your hair growth, how thick and full it is and so on. For example, in my family genetically the boys take 50% from my grandma and 50% from grandpa. My grandma had very nice, soft hair but on my grandpa side he had thick soft hair. But thinning hair starts in the mid 20's for the boys because of grandpa. And for the girls our natural hair is thick (grandpa) and soft (grandma) but again our hair starts thinning in the top and around the hair line in our 30's because of grandma that is hereditary which plays a part in genetics.
And this is where I get confused with genetics...lol. on both my mom and dad side hair starts thinning in the 20's Some go bald and I was scared but my hair is SUPA thick and my younger sister who's in her 30's now has some thick hair, too. Did we get lucky? On my dad and mom side hair doesn't grow past their shoulders but here me and that same sister is with tailbone length hair. My mom had long hair and like I said she lost it at a certain age. Girl its all confusing. Good break down though.
Your skin is amazing.
I’m a 3b3c hair type, and actually I’ve seen more 4b4c videos opposed to my hair type on yt.
I have natural hair from birth so I follow my hair and what works and don’t work by experimenting with store products and my handmade products.
Went to get a silk press from this lady, she proceeded to tell me hair is dry (I’m high porosity) and that I only have long hair because of genetics. Mind you she didn’t even section my DENSE hair when she was doing it :/
Then I guess she only has short hair because of gEnEtIcS
Your such a great person ❤
Halfrican beaute & Natural temi are two type 4 ladies with super long hair.
Some natural hair influencers RELAX their edges!
Girl, six months to figure out your hair is a very short time. i am 6 years natural and am just starting to figure it out. I was doing everything but i have just figure out that all i need is to drink lots of water and put my hair in a correct protective style 99% of the time. It has thicken a lil bit
Not a lie but something I think is overlooked is the impact of pregnancy on hair growth. In over a decade of following natural hair influencers, I’ve only heard one acknowledge the major growth surge she had during her two pregnancies.
I think genetics play a big roll too
Louisiana honesty...lol. I agree with this video.
genetics can decide ur hair length because the hair growth phase can be anywhere from 4 years to 9 years and that part is genetic ( on average 7 )
7:12 source? Genetics absolutely determines the terminal length of your hair.
Wow u r the prettiest girl ❤
My hair literally barely sheds and when I say barely, I mean BARELY... With that being said. Everyone is different I suppose.
What a great video
Thank you for this.
We are in the last days Jesus is coming please get ready and repent for your sins
There is no such thing for most people to have fast hair growth our hair will grow but majority of the people's hair is not going to grow super fast like all these UA-cam episodes sessions are talking about
I wet my hair and in 30min it's so dry😭😭 conditioner don't do nothing either 😭😭like what do I do? The oily products just sit on the top n the hair stay dry😭
Your hair is probably dirty and have a lot of build up so try a clarifying shampoo. Or go to a salon
Sounds like you have high porosity hair, which means your hair absorbs water easily, but it also leaves your hair easily. You need to use products that seal your cuticle so that water doesn't leave as easily.
Drink lots of water and wash your hair weekly and use natural/ organic hair products that work for your hair, for me it's blackseed and jasmine oil and eat plenty of proteins and healthy foods
Use the yellow shea butter. It keeps dry hair moist.
wash, condition, section, and top it off with shea down your strands.
It changed my life. Use oil before you shampoo, use only moisturizing products
with water in the ingredients. Our hair loves water and moisture. You have to train it,
and it will get easier, I promise lol!
@@Kayla-wj4jx lol I think anyone would have washed their hair before applying anything.
My hair is high porosity.
Truth you a talk…
Why don’t people share that they take supplements?
Can you please try curlfix
❤
Thank you for telling the truth
What’s the best protein treatment you use
I love your honesty ✌🏼. I was told cloves doesn’t grow hair how true is it ?
Clove help to stimulate hair grow, so I don't see why they will say that. But becareful while using it as some people react to it.
It’s been working for me.
@@chinenyeuramah8025 thanks
@@empresszaire2305 👍
Cloves works so well but you just have to ensure you moisturize your hair well to avoid it drying it out
Different cultures,genetics, supplements, steroids
I think they used a lottttt of products they do lie about that
Growth lie: thumbnail with unstretched vs. stretched blown out hair equals major/ fast growth. These seem to get a lot of clicks...sad.
Y’all can keep lying to y’all self, genetics play a big roll in hair growth and length. Most ppl who have long hair have parents who have long hair. The same with shorter hair, many will never have mid back or waist length hair no matter what they do.
One influencer that never lies about her shed hair is @AmberAnsah...I appreciate her for that!
I love her!!!