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Finally, someone is honest. I have never had more length retention than when I started doing nothing to my hair. I do nothing but water daily or, at the very least, every 2 days. I moisture and seal enough on my wash day. So for the week, I just hydrate daily. Sometimes, I make 2 wks. I have been natural since 2016. My hair never touched my shoulders. My bangs didn't grow past my eyebrows because it kept breaking. This past year, since I stopped using a lot of products per other youtubers and left my hair alone, my bangs stretch past my chin. The back stretch past my bra strap. I focus more on hydration instead of moisturizer. I couldn't be happier.
@@blessed78nc same!!! My hair grows well but i always cut it… i was finally allowing my hair to grow but it got some trauma so i cut it again….🤦🏾♀️ it always does best wen i do nothing!!! Ppl always ask how do you grow your hair so fast?! What do you do?! I’m like nothin!🤷🏾♀️… but it’s so hard wen it’s so short/ in that awkward stage to do nothing 😩!!!
Sister is right!!! Ask any man with shoulder, mid-back or waist length hair what is the secret. Leave it alone: spritz with water every few days, oil the scalp a bit once or twice a week, and massage with finger tips. That is all. Maybe unbraid shampoo/condition, rebraid & cut ends every 2-4weeks. My hair went from shoulder length to top of shoulder blades in 2 months. Be gentle with take downs, and you will be fine!! We, as Black Americans, have been taught to "Fry, dye & slick it to the side!" Well, the results are alopecia, bald spots, and damaged scalps. Why not try something new??
I do too much and don't pay attention to my nails... they grow, and then I knock them against something... Breaks and I have to cut them for them to look right 😀😀😀
@@tialynn1111 how do you keep them from collecting dirt? My nails grow and I cut it asap cause I can’t stand to see stuff under lol. And I wash my hands a lot, my job requires it.
This is actually true. Years ago, I just stopped messing with my hair, kept it braided, moisturized it a bit, washed it - and it literally grew overnight it seemed. Like- it just kept growing and growing and growing because I left it alone. This is my sign to start doing that again, as I’ve been messing with my hair again 🤣.
I love how I'm seeing more and more girls say DO NOTHING. My hair is to my tailbone, I have been keeping my hair in braids not washing too often, not playing or touching it. I use coconut oil on the ends, and when I redo my braids and shower I finger detangle it while it's dry then quickly brush through when wet, but I do it carefully with only two or three swipes. And I have booty length hair.
I think it'd be good to say that I also do very little to my hair, but to its detriment. I hate hair management, so hydration, moisturizing yada, all these things are strangers to me. And much as I want my hair to be down to my booty, and my fro to be out past my shoulders, I've noticed that my hair growth has been stagnant. I've been at about the same spot for almost a year. My hair is always dry dry dry, and I don't cover it when I sleep. Needless to say, my mom showed me how her hair grew about 6 inches or perhaps more in the past couple of moths since she started using these diy treatments, oiling her braided hair every night. Doing a comprehensive wash day routine once a month. And it inspird to attempt consistency at this hair thing again. But I think that's essentially what people mean when they say "I do nothing to my hair". It's not literally nothing, it's just not doing a whole bunch of hairstyles all the time, but still doing maintenance for the hair's health. It might seem obvious, but for us negligent girlies who wonder why our version of doing nothing (literally) to our hair does not yield the same luscious results as those who "do nothing", but actually do something, it's important for us to really note the crucial nuance.
@@phedreBiOn I noticed hair growth every time I was consistent. Washed and out in a grease or moisturizer. But I was noticing stagnation and breakage. Was frustrated. But my health was suffering. I realised I (again) had low ferritin, iron, Hb, vitamin B12 at 150 (that's low end of normal and needs treatment) and Folate at 10.5 (low end of normal that needs treatment). I got a iron infusion in the form of ferrinject....my hair grew ...in two months ... Check your levels.
I have 4c hair and doing nothing to my hair has grew it the longest it’s ever been. I typically wear wigs but years ago I made it a thing to wash and care for it every 2 weeks. My problem now is I need a trim but I’ve been doing my own hair for so long I’m scared for anyone else to touch it..I remember a saying “whatever you water grows” that saying can go for anything in life. Treat your hair like you love it.
There's something to this😊👍 . Personally my hair grows best in boxbraids. I wash it as needed and moisturize then leave it alone. Low manipulation is key 🗝
As a Natural of Years, went to Relaxer & Pixie cut in 2023 and back to natural. Bleached more times than I can count, also used Box Dye, my hair is pretty resilient unless my health (Iron is very low) or my water intake is poor. I have learned my hair loves Shampoo, light protein treatments, nothing with silicone in it unless I am using heat, I went back to grease as a sealant (only when my hair was longer doing twists or loose braids) after using a more natural moisturizer. Do wash and go's and just leave my hair alone! My hair has grown max 13 inches and now I have big chopped again because I needed a change in every respect. I am down to 2-3 inches! Now I KNOW my hair!
I work from home and sometimes leave the house on the weekends. When I’m home not doing anything but working. My hair is in straight back braids that I put in on Sunday. So that way I’m doing this exactly, nothing at all. Just tie it up at night. And do nothing at all to it all week long. ❤ it works.
When I started doing braids only with my natural hair and not manipulating it is when I saw true growth. There’s no going back. I might straighten it once every few months or do a slick back once in a while but braids are my go to.
I MIGHT start branching out and wearing my hair out. I am 6 inches away from having waist length and grew my hair by literally doing nothing. I’m talking no manipulation whatsoever for months on end. I don’t even wear it out. My hair is ALWAYS covered at work and at home. I don’t manipulate it unless I’m finger detangling to prevent matting. This may be controversial but I don’t wash it as often either. I wash it once every 3-4 months (this last stint was longer because I was in hustle mode) and do everything I need to do with it at that time. Then it goes back under cover. Yesterday was the first time I’d straightened my hair 6 months + months. I only did so because I was worried about my hair locking and I’m not ready for that life. I am a bit extreme but it’s working for me. Low to no manipulation works. It simply works.
I’m doing this with twist. I use a leave in conditioner and seal with Murray’s beeswax for locs and twist. On my scalp I spray minoxidil everyday. And I shampoo once a month with clarifying shampoo and then use a deep conditioner. Im enjoying my hair this way. No need to do fake hair
@@tialynn1111 surprisingly not with my hair type. Wax (which I apply once a month) serves as an initial sealant and styling product. Then I do what you do when it comes to refreshing the style throughout the weeks. I’m shoulder blade length right now.
@@tums2254 ha! I’m actually retwisting my hair now!! I use beeswax on the whole length of my hair. It’s a heavy product, but my hair is 4C/4B frizzy wirey low porosity. I use it for the immediate hold
Literally when I just left my hair in twist or plaits for several days, my hair grew the most. When you're not constantly manipulating your hair, it will grow. My method is I shampoo my hair, detangle, smooth and twist my hair using water and hair grease. I keep my hair covered with a pretty scarf at home and out in public. I don’t remove the twist until the next wash day, which is usually after a couple of weeks. This routine helps me retain my length and keep my hair healthy. Easy and stress free.
My hair is about mid back, just above my bra and I don’t wash my hair often. Being scarred from a kid when it was wash day and till this day, my wash day is once every 3 months. I don’t do much to it put occasionally put some kind of oils in it. No hard gel, no hair spray. I do brush my ends every couple of days for about 5 minutes each side(parted in two). I do wear the satin cap as she says. Take my vitamins and that’s it.
Thank you love! A few of them have broken due to me moving some boxes. I just cut them all off today, but they will grow back soon💕 Thanks for watching
@@tialynn1111 mine break if I paint them too. I think the polish hardens them making them more easily breakable. When mine are more bendy they break less easily
I get my hair braided 4 times a year and each time I remove them I wait one month to let my hair breath before getting another protective style. Yes ny hair is growing
The key to growing long hair It's really about preserving the hair on top of your head by keeping it moisturized! (I use the word preserving because hair is really dead) I'm still trying to find a wash routine that works best for me! I get mixed up though with some ladies washing hair every week and some saying don't wash for up to a month???I do believe low manipulation is the key along with keeping the hair moisturized to prevent that excessive shedding that our hair is prone to since its naturally dry! I have 4 C hair and I'm seeing results in as little as 3 months doing all these things, not to mention I took a break from wearing braids, which for me kinda had me ignoring or not prioritize the hair underneath specially when life gets in the way! Also, taking Vitamin like zinc and iron to help with the shedding! My hair is neck length and looking and feeling healthier than ever, the shedding is much less and therefore I'm on the right path to growing my hair nice and long!!! I'm so happy to see so many black women growing their hair long and really taking pride in it! I'm teaching my 6-year-old daughter to love herself, her black skin and hair and how to better care for it all!
I get my hair done 4 times a yr , I keep cornrows yr round in 3 month intervals , my hair is almost waist length . I’m honestly excited to see how long it can get !
I think it's also about keeping your style simple, keeping it stretched, being gentle, and low manipulation. My 4c hair is a little past my bra strap when straightened (I'm 5'10") and I wash, deep condition, tension low blow dry, and twist my hair every 1-2 weeks, and wear it in a twist out all week and it grows just fine. And i have it straightened and trimmed once a year. It could probably grow to waist length if I did less, but I enjoy wearing my hair out, so a little past bra strap is fine with me!
This how i do my hair..i do box braids i do excatly what you do.and my hair has grown a lot x ❤ i leave my hair alone once iv plated it i oil it. I wash it once a month i know it sounds disgusting but it works for me...
This is incredible!!! Thank you for talking about how to keep the ends from matting. That is my biggest issue. I’m going back to simple oil and will try your techniques. Thanks for sharing!
Your hair is gorgeous and I love your routine. I agree, keeping those ends lubricated is key. I make me a really big promise to put on the ends of my hair . I know everyone is different, I wear my hair out every day, my hair is waist length and I’m a big gworl-standing at 6ft.
Literally! I’ve been spraying my hair with water, adding oil here and there and messaging. I just get tired of all the maintenance and Ik it doesn’t have to be that complicated because how was our hair growing down our backs as kids and the only thing used was water and grease? 👀
@@blackglitteremoji3054 it’s not that much maintenance sis! Put your hair in braids or twists and just spray oil and go! Then repeat after 4 weeks! Hair will be to waist in no time
@@tialynn1111 ahah that’s what I’ve been doing for the last 5 years. I went from low fade to now forearm length. I’ve hit a few bumps in the road with trial and error with products, routines and periods of neglect from depression but I switched to a very basic and uncomplicated routine like yours. This was within the last year I made this change. I’m at a point of the journey where I’m getting fatigued cause so I’m tired of doing it all by myself cause I’m type 4 and my hair is very very dense 😂🥲 but I will not give up! Your video is encouraging me to keep going💖
Shoutout to this video! I've been trying to figure out what to do with my hair to keep it put up, but cute and this is it! i braided it this morning -- I combed my locs out a year ago, wanting to grow long loose natural hair
I have dry hair and I struggle finding a good leave-in conditioner so I've decided to make a leave in butter with Shea butter but it's either expensive and the container is small or Its out of stock.I just hope water and a moisturizing oil like avocado oil, olive or castor oil can help keep my hair moisturized.For now I got castor oil.❤
Yes just make your own! Buy Shea from www.northshea.com and mix w aloe gel that’s all you need! Or you can spray your hair w water and apply avocado oil 🥑 like you mentioned💕
I Agree been doing yarn or Brazilian wool twist or braids making my own hair crack with cold pressed oils and growth powders ❤i leave it alone spray n oil it every other day ❤my 4c hair is way more happy
❤glad I found you..I’ve been rocking my braids just like this for about a year as well and I love it..I never take it out wash day is a breeze. Only way I’m taking my hair down again is if it’s a wedding or something….yours look fabulous by the way and thanks for teaching me to go hard my those oils ..got it Captain
I wish i could do this...the single twists. My head itches too badly. I'd have to redo those twists every week. I keep my hair in two flat twists. Easy to take out and redo.
I have always wanted to try and limit my hair routine to water and oil but have been hesitant due to frizzing. However, as another person mentioned, water and hair grease was the hair regimen I grew up on and my hair was always long and healthy. Btw… your outfits are too cute🫶🏾
I currently have boho box braids in for a wedding I attended. Its only been a week but I already miss having my own natural twists, no other protective style does it for me tbh. My hair never grew past midback doing the most and now I have waist length with thick full ends just washing weekly, doing masks and trims only as needed, using aloe based gel and leaving it alone. I wanna see if I can get to butt length before straightening it 😂
Thanks My Dear, I heard and read a few good things about Alaffia.. Also from an Afro German Girl on YT, her name's Joanna's Essentials, maybe you wanna check her out. But you don't need to, imo you have the best routines since it's not time consuming an super natural, I love it! ❤
I texlaxed my hear (again) and my hair was totally fine, I've been Texlaxing my hair in teen years to, had no problems at all. Then I went for keratin once last summer and now they're breaking off like crazy! 😢 So I decided to go natural again cause I want my hair strong, and no big chop... Just gonna let them grow out since they are texlaxed and still a little curly.. Besides the Relaxer I only use super natural products.... Anyways I'm thankful for your channel ❤
My hair is also at waist length but I want longer and denser hair throughout. I do regular and mini braid too and they always end up at mid upper back. It’s crazy how much hair can shrink even in braids
I’m doing this now I did put a rinse in my hair but I recently shaved it off to have a clean slate and now I water it daily and apply my oils then back in my scarf.
I knew a girl whose hair was down to her waist and all she did was keep them in twists and just shampooed it (which was not often) in the same twist. Like literally no conditioner no moisturizer and no oils. I'm still baffled.
I absolutely love this, but my hair is too short to braid. It’s a little curly fro. What are good protective styles to get it to grow so I can start braiding it.
A girl I knew asked how I grew my hair so long. It was relaxed and a bit past shoulder length. I told her I leave it alone and she looked at me like I had two heads because she loved to experiment with her hair. It was always cute but it wasn't the healthiest I knew it could be and I could see a lot of split ends from excessive straightening I guess. I've since stopped relaxing and became a straight natural and leave it in pin curls or wrapped around itself in a bun unless I'm leaving the house. I was almost at waist length and then I got sick and started slacking on my hair care and it's mid back again now after cutting the fried ends. Plan on going longer between straightening and the inversion method in the next few months since summer is when I get the most growth to see how much new growth I can retain by September when it cools down here Edit: I also want to state that if you have thick and/or shoulder length or longer hair, probably shorter, it’s important to detangle your hair frequently to prevent matting. If I don’t leave the house for three weeks, I’ll take my hair down, comb or finger detangle then put it back up once a week. I do it to prevents “dents” when I wrapped and now creases from the alligator clips (my hairs too thick for pin curls clips and it would take too many for small sections 😂) or stress from the scrunching if I I’m doing space buns for curls. I’ve seen it happen multiple times. It grew, but wasn’t being combed so it matted and I helped with the detangle process so I know that they were straight up mats, almost to the point of locing not minor tangles
Oh wow yes!! I’m sorry you were sick and hope you are getting better💕 Yes leaving it alone is the best thing to grow hair and you’ll wake up one day and it’s down your back ✨🙏🏽☺️
@@tialynn1111 i am, thank you! Time to glow back up haha. Yes, that's literally what happened to me, caught my reflection and literally did a double take, wait my hair is HOW long?? 😂 wanna get it back and your tips will help me do it 💜
@@Divi333. you can sleep with it free for sure. I know sometimes I like to keep it in a semi loose bun some days and that allows me to not touch my hair at all. This has helped me retain length too. Either or is ok if the bun is loosely put up
I have to blow dry my hair. I have PTSD concerning the musty smell of 2nd day wet hair. As a young girl, I would wash my hair and throw it in a ponytail and it would be stank. Back then I couldn't figure out why. But now, I do wash my hair braided up, but it's a must for me to blow dry to at least 75% dry. I am at lumbar length since shaving in 2019.
@@tialynn1111 thanks for the advice. I have some problems with my scalp cause of scabs but it mostly healing now and the everyday spritz combined with a little protein treatment when I wash makes it quite a lot better. That advice really helped. Learned that my scalp doesn't really like being oiled too much so I try to do it and before I wash or cowash to make sure I retain it. ✨
Yes I did - I do this daily or at least every other day I wipe the excess so it’s not dripping. This will keep your hair supple and prevent breakage. When you mark your calendar, you’ll see you will retain at least 5-6inches this year if you do this ✨
Yes! Braids for the win! 👏 Lovelt hair! I just recently washed my hair in braids for the first time and I’m hooked. But I redo them after they are somewhat dry. My ends were a bit of a chore to unravel, so I’ll have to give them a bit more attention before and after as soon I finish washing them. Thanks for sharing! Btw, are you shooting for a specific length goal? Just curious! 😊🌺
Yes really oil your ends before washday and make sure they are twisted at the end and you’ll be fine Sometimes I’ll redo my braids, like you after they’ve dried some, but I’m seeing either /or method works!💕
Ok I had to cut them all off since this video because I was moving and 2 broke 😫but I do have few videos that show my routine. Key is to: -Not use them as tools -After wash hands, apply lotion or oils to your hands/nails -Don’t frequently polish and remove polish from nails (it weakens the nail) -Keep a weekly routine of filing the edges and ends
This sounds crazy but I havnt washed my hair in 17 months. I started off with 4inches of hair all over my head. Today my bangs are chin length and the rest is at my collarbone. Thats from leaving it in braids and not washing it.. I didn’t touch it at all until the past two months.
@@26stanfordchic wow 17 months is a bit extreme - i definitely would recommend washing at least 1x a month due to scalp health. Your hair has grown beautifully because no breakage occurred and no manipulation 🙌🏾
Informative video, tfs! Do you have, or would you be willing to do a video on what you do immediately before and during your wash day? I'm curious if you unbraid your hair to remove shed hair before you wash it.
I had this protective style in my daughters hair for over 6 months. I washed and re-plaited once during that time. The 2 times I took the braids down she had major split frizzy ends with knots. I think its because the ends curl if you dont braid them completly. Either Im doing something drastically wrong or this style isnt protective for all of us
Is there a way you can still do styles and still have length retention. I like to define my curls at the begining of the week and do a hairstyle with it towards the end just wondering if thats ok.
Sure I have a few already up but can make another soon. Also I had to cut my nails 3 days ago. I was moving some boxes and two broke so I cut them all off 🥹 They’ll be back soon though
Tia I’ve watched all your videos and I just saw they’re one of the best I’ve ever watched in the YT university. However, I’ve some few questions to ask. 1: do you ever use deep conditioners on your hair ? 2: during your monthly washes, do you use clarifying shampoo ? Since all your wash days you actually use your aloe amla cleanser or mild foaming cleanser? 3: I saw your video on how to make a leave in conditioner, but you hardly use the leave in in your moisture routine, why ? Is it not necessary? Even the butters you hardly use it to seal the hair after you use the penetrating oils is there a reason ? 4: in some videos you said you lightly spritz your hair and oil every day and in others you said you do that every after that which one is the right one or perhaps you changed your routine ? Also in some videos you said you gently clean the hair every one week in others you said every two weeks which one is right ? 5: do you ever use a protein treatment?if yes which brand please? My hair dries out quickly no matter the amount of leave in, oil, and butters I use to seal after hydrating. I also use silk scarp please help.
Can you make a video about your nail retention? Mine grow long as well but I feel like one is always cracking or breaking. It’s hard to retain length for ALL 10 of them at the same time. Thanks!
@@thatsloyalty_ yes!! You have to just be careful and not rush when doing things (speaking for what I used to do which caused one or two to break) and replenish them w oils I’ll make it
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Finally, someone is honest. I have never had more length retention than when I started doing nothing to my hair. I do nothing but water daily or, at the very least, every 2 days. I moisture and seal enough on my wash day. So for the week, I just hydrate daily. Sometimes, I make 2 wks. I have been natural since 2016. My hair never touched my shoulders. My bangs didn't grow past my eyebrows because it kept breaking. This past year, since I stopped using a lot of products per other youtubers and left my hair alone, my bangs stretch past my chin. The back stretch past my bra strap. I focus more on hydration instead of moisturizer. I couldn't be happier.
That’s so lovely to hear!!💕💕 I’m so happy your bangs have grown that much love!
Leaving it alone, being gentle and providing moisture really is key!
So freaking true, our hair ABSOLUTELY loves water😢, I also don't do anything but seal it in once a week with castor oil and I'm done😂🫶
Same, my hair grew like wild bush once i stopped doing the most. I mist with home made hydration spray a few timeS a week and leave that badboy ALONE.
@@blessed78nc same!!! My hair grows well but i always cut it… i was finally allowing my hair to grow but it got some trauma so i cut it again….🤦🏾♀️ it always does best wen i do nothing!!! Ppl always ask how do you grow your hair so fast?! What do you do?! I’m like nothin!🤷🏾♀️… but it’s so hard wen it’s so short/ in that awkward stage to do nothing 😩!!!
Well very true. The less I do to mine the more it grows. Shrinkage is real. Thanks for this video. God bless.
Sister is right!!! Ask any man with shoulder, mid-back or waist length hair what is the secret. Leave it alone: spritz with water every few days, oil the scalp a bit once or twice a week, and massage with finger tips. That is all. Maybe unbraid shampoo/condition, rebraid & cut ends every 2-4weeks. My hair went from shoulder length to top of shoulder blades in 2 months. Be gentle with take downs, and you will be fine!! We, as Black Americans, have been taught to "Fry, dye & slick it to the side!" Well, the results are alopecia, bald spots, and damaged scalps. Why not try something new??
Beautiful!! Glad to hear of your growth💕💕💕
There are plenty of straight hair naturals with long hair 🤷🏾♀️
@@Nokia1975__ since when ?
@@queennzinga5988 you haven’t seen any YT videos featuring women with straight heat styled hair?
Cutting ends every 2-4 weeks is excessive. That’s not a normal recommendation for the average person.
This is what they don't want us to know 😂😂😂. All these products but leaving your hair alone helps it grow the most (length retention)
@@mstcherie13 yesss💕
It’s like a plant 🌱 hydrate moisturizer and don’t manipulate too much , we finally cracked the code 😮
@@AuthenticlyMe007 exactly ♥️
Her real nails 😍😍 I’ve always been about hair health, but I’ve also been focusing on natural nail health for the past couple years.
Yes! That’s great you’ve been researching/focusing on natural nail health. When I did this, my nails no longer broke so easily 💕
Her nails are perfect
Olive oil mixed with castor oil on your nail and soak them in lemon juice mixed with baking soda to harden and make them white again 🙏🏽
I do too much and don't pay attention to my nails... they grow, and then I knock them against something... Breaks and I have to cut them for them to look right 😀😀😀
@@tialynn1111 how do you keep them from collecting dirt? My nails grow and I cut it asap cause I can’t stand to see stuff under lol. And I wash my hands a lot, my job requires it.
This is actually true. Years ago, I just stopped messing with my hair, kept it braided, moisturized it a bit, washed it - and it literally grew overnight it seemed. Like- it just kept growing and growing and growing because I left it alone. This is my sign to start doing that again, as I’ve been messing with my hair again 🤣.
I love how I'm seeing more and more girls say DO NOTHING. My hair is to my tailbone, I have been keeping my hair in braids not washing too often, not playing or touching it. I use coconut oil on the ends, and when I redo my braids and shower I finger detangle it while it's dry then quickly brush through when wet, but I do it carefully with only two or three swipes. And I have booty length hair.
You’re doing everything right love!! I’m so happy to hear this!!💕💕💕
Interesting. Do you do braids with your own hair?
Yes I just braid my own hair because I don't know how to add hair. I make sure my braids not tight at the roots just like hers.
I mean to say hers aren't tight, so mine look like hers
@@temmiepet4183 is it necessary to take monthly trims or is it important during the hair growth journey?
I think it'd be good to say that I also do very little to my hair, but to its detriment. I hate hair management, so hydration, moisturizing yada, all these things are strangers to me. And much as I want my hair to be down to my booty, and my fro to be out past my shoulders, I've noticed that my hair growth has been stagnant. I've been at about the same spot for almost a year. My hair is always dry dry dry, and I don't cover it when I sleep. Needless to say, my mom showed me how her hair grew about 6 inches or perhaps more in the past couple of moths since she started using these diy treatments, oiling her braided hair every night. Doing a comprehensive wash day routine once a month. And it inspird to attempt consistency at this hair thing again.
But I think that's essentially what people mean when they say "I do nothing to my hair". It's not literally nothing, it's just not doing a whole bunch of hairstyles all the time, but still doing maintenance for the hair's health. It might seem obvious, but for us negligent girlies who wonder why our version of doing nothing (literally) to our hair does not yield the same luscious results as those who "do nothing", but actually do something, it's important for us to really note the crucial nuance.
@@phedreBiOn I noticed hair growth every time I was consistent. Washed and out in a grease or moisturizer. But I was noticing stagnation and breakage. Was frustrated. But my health was suffering. I realised I (again) had low ferritin, iron, Hb, vitamin B12 at 150 (that's low end of normal and needs treatment) and Folate at 10.5 (low end of normal that needs treatment). I got a iron infusion in the form of ferrinject....my hair grew ...in two months ...
Check your levels.
@YesToLifeAlways Interesting, thanks for the insight
Ooof. Not using a bonnet at night is a killer!
I have 4c hair and doing nothing to my hair has grew it the longest it’s ever been. I typically wear wigs but years ago I made it a thing to wash and care for it every 2 weeks. My problem now is I need a trim but I’ve been doing my own hair for so long I’m scared for anyone else to touch it..I remember a saying “whatever you water grows” that saying can go for anything in life. Treat your hair like you love it.
@@fat2ifitmani trimming will helps retain sooo much length. I do it myself there are some good videos online
God has been telling me less is more in everything !!!
@@HisHolyPromises yes ma’am!!♥️♥️♥️
@@HisHolyPromises this!!! 💯🌱💯🌱💯🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Wow this type of hair is so magical. You can have any length depending on your style so cool
My scalp got dry and itchy. I used water 💦 and oil not itching now praise the Lord 😊 and thanks for your help ❤️ 🙏
@@d.w.6105 awesome! Thank God♥️
There's something to this😊👍 . Personally my hair grows best in boxbraids. I wash it as needed and moisturize then leave it alone. Low manipulation is key 🗝
As a Natural of Years, went to Relaxer & Pixie cut in 2023 and back to natural. Bleached more times than I can count, also used Box Dye, my hair is pretty resilient unless my health (Iron is very low) or my water intake is poor. I have learned my hair loves Shampoo, light protein treatments, nothing with silicone in it unless I am using heat, I went back to grease as a sealant (only when my hair was longer doing twists or loose braids) after using a more natural moisturizer. Do wash and go's and just leave my hair alone! My hair has grown max 13 inches and now I have big chopped again because I needed a change in every respect. I am down to 2-3 inches! Now I KNOW my hair!
It makes ALL the difference!! Glad you learned what’s best for your hair!! Thanks for sharing, that’s wonderful!♥️
Your comment stressed me out lol my sister is like this always changing her hair
Looking at your nails tells me that you have a healthy diet as well and/or take supplements and vitamins. Tfs your tips🥰
You’re welcome!💕
My daughter eats trash 99% of the time. Her nails look like the creator
I work from home and sometimes leave the house on the weekends. When I’m home not doing anything but working. My hair is in straight back braids that I put in on Sunday. So that way I’m doing this exactly, nothing at all. Just tie it up at night. And do nothing at all to it all week long. ❤ it works.
@@lischellejones yess ♥️♥️♥️
When I started doing braids only with my natural hair and not manipulating it is when I saw true growth. There’s no going back. I might straighten it once every few months or do a slick back once in a while but braids are my go to.
Yes it’s so good for the hair to give it a rest💕
I MIGHT start branching out and wearing my hair out. I am 6 inches away from having waist length and grew my hair by literally doing nothing. I’m talking no manipulation whatsoever for months on end. I don’t even wear it out. My hair is ALWAYS covered at work and at home. I don’t manipulate it unless I’m finger detangling to prevent matting. This may be controversial but I don’t wash it as often either. I wash it once every 3-4 months (this last stint was longer because I was in hustle mode) and do everything I need to do with it at that time. Then it goes back under cover. Yesterday was the first time I’d straightened my hair 6 months + months. I only did so because I was worried about my hair locking and I’m not ready for that life. I am a bit extreme but it’s working for me. Low to no manipulation works. It simply works.
That’s amazing!!! Yes it really works- low manipulation, being gentle and a great moisturizing routine 💕
I’m doing this with twist. I use a leave in conditioner and seal with Murray’s beeswax for locs and twist. On my scalp I spray minoxidil everyday. And I shampoo once a month with clarifying shampoo and then use a deep conditioner.
Im enjoying my hair this way. No need to do fake hair
Thanks for the input-
Does the wax create build up?💕
@@tialynn1111 surprisingly not with my hair type. Wax (which I apply once a month) serves as an initial sealant and styling product. Then I do what you do when it comes to refreshing the style throughout the weeks. I’m shoulder blade length right now.
@@Topself24 ooh nice
Ok and the wax is pre bought? Ok
Cool - happy healthy hair growth!!💕
@@Topself24 when you seal with the beeswax, do you do that only on the ends of the hair? Thanks.
@@tums2254 ha! I’m actually retwisting my hair now!! I use beeswax on the whole length of my hair. It’s a heavy product, but my hair is 4C/4B frizzy wirey low porosity. I use it for the immediate hold
My hair is also waist length and I don’t do much to it either. Pretty much have a similar hair routine.
Literally when I just left my hair in twist or plaits for several days, my hair grew the most. When you're not constantly manipulating your hair, it will grow.
My method is I shampoo my hair, detangle, smooth and twist my hair using water and hair grease. I keep my hair covered with a pretty scarf at home and out in public. I don’t remove the twist until the next wash day, which is usually after a couple of weeks.
This routine helps me retain my length and keep my hair healthy. Easy and stress free.
My hair is about mid back, just above my bra and I don’t wash my hair often. Being scarred from a kid when it was wash day and till this day, my wash day is once every 3 months. I don’t do much to it put occasionally put some kind of oils in it. No hard gel, no hair spray. I do brush my ends every couple of days for about 5 minutes each side(parted in two). I do wear the satin cap as she says. Take my vitamins and that’s it.
@@Rsolomon8525 wonderful! Do what works for you ♥️♥️♥️
@ exactly. What might work for one, might not work for the other. You have to find out what works best ☺️
Your nails are naturally perfect. Thank you for sharing your routine.
Thank you love!
A few of them have broken due to me moving some boxes. I just cut them all off today, but they will grow back soon💕
Thanks for watching
@@tialynn1111 keep them painted (even with clear) to keep them long. i use fast dry essie
@@lavellans thanks but for some reason when I paint them they break.
Maybe it’s due to the nail polish remover when I refresh them
@@tialynn1111 mine break if I paint them too. I think the polish hardens them making them more easily breakable. When mine are more bendy they break less easily
@@PearlsCrystals yess same!
I get my hair braided 4 times a year and each time I remove them I wait one month to let my hair breath before getting another protective style. Yes ny hair is growing
Absolutely gorgeous head of hair
Loving the spring outfits 🥰
The routine is doing you wonders 😍🤎🤎🤎
Thanks Ms. Jones ❤
As a mom of a toddler this is just what I need. Doing nothing to my hair is perfect because I don’t have the time 😂 or the energy!
The key to growing long hair It's really about preserving the hair on top of your head by keeping it moisturized! (I use the word preserving because hair is really dead) I'm still trying to find a wash routine that works best for me! I get mixed up though with some ladies washing hair every week and some saying don't wash for up to a month???I do believe low manipulation is the key along with keeping the hair moisturized to prevent that excessive shedding that our hair is prone to since its naturally dry! I have 4 C hair and I'm seeing results in as little as 3 months doing all these things, not to mention I took a break from wearing braids, which for me kinda had me ignoring or not prioritize the hair underneath specially when life gets in the way!
Also, taking Vitamin like zinc and iron to help with the shedding! My hair is neck length and looking and feeling healthier than ever, the shedding is much less and therefore I'm on the right path to growing my hair nice and long!!! I'm so happy to see so many black women growing their hair long and really taking pride in it! I'm teaching my 6-year-old daughter to love herself, her black skin and hair and how to better care for it all!
Your hair is beautiful. Tfs.
Thank you💕
I get my hair done 4 times a yr , I keep cornrows yr round in 3 month intervals , my hair is almost waist length . I’m honestly excited to see how long it can get !
@@haunaniplayer3259 nice!!
I think it's also about keeping your style simple, keeping it stretched, being gentle, and low manipulation. My 4c hair is a little past my bra strap when straightened (I'm 5'10") and I wash, deep condition, tension low blow dry, and twist my hair every 1-2 weeks, and wear it in a twist out all week and it grows just fine. And i have it straightened and trimmed once a year. It could probably grow to waist length if I did less, but I enjoy wearing my hair out, so a little past bra strap is fine with me!
@@SylesteHoskins yesss you’re doing the right things!
This how i do my hair..i do box braids i do excatly what you do.and my hair has grown a lot x ❤ i leave my hair alone once iv plated it i oil it. I wash it once a month i know it sounds disgusting but it works for me...
It’s not disgusting at all
Yay!!💕
What do use in the water?
This is incredible!!! Thank you for talking about how to keep the ends from matting. That is my biggest issue. I’m going back to simple oil and will try your techniques. Thanks for sharing!
@@aliciabrillante it’s a game changer!♥️
Your hair is gorgeous and I love your routine. I agree, keeping those ends lubricated is key. I make me a really big promise to put on the ends of my hair . I know everyone is different, I wear my hair out every day, my hair is waist length and I’m a big gworl-standing at 6ft.
That’s beautiful!! ♥️
you are so prettyy💛
Sweet of you thank you beautiful
Literally! I’ve been spraying my hair with water, adding oil here and there and messaging. I just get tired of all the maintenance and Ik it doesn’t have to be that complicated because how was our hair growing down our backs as kids and the only thing used was water and grease? 👀
@@blackglitteremoji3054 it’s not that much maintenance sis! Put your hair in braids or twists and just spray oil and go! Then repeat after 4 weeks! Hair will be to waist in no time
@@tialynn1111 ahah that’s what I’ve been doing for the last 5 years. I went from low fade to now forearm length. I’ve hit a few bumps in the road with trial and error with products, routines and periods of neglect from depression but I switched to a very basic and uncomplicated routine like yours. This was within the last year I made this change. I’m at a point of the journey where I’m getting fatigued cause so I’m tired of doing it all by myself cause I’m type 4 and my hair is very very dense 😂🥲 but I will not give up! Your video is encouraging me to keep going💖
Shoutout to this video! I've been trying to figure out what to do with my hair to keep it put up, but cute and this is it! i braided it this morning -- I combed my locs out a year ago, wanting to grow long loose natural hair
Girl your outfits are beautiful just like your hair 😍😍
I have dry hair and I struggle finding a good leave-in conditioner so I've decided to make a leave in butter with Shea butter but it's either expensive and the container is small or Its out of stock.I just hope water and a moisturizing oil like avocado oil, olive or castor oil can help keep my hair moisturized.For now I got castor oil.❤
Yes just make your own!
Buy Shea from www.northshea.com and mix w aloe gel that’s all you need!
Or you can spray your hair w water and apply avocado oil 🥑 like you mentioned💕
I Agree been doing yarn or Brazilian wool twist or braids making my own hair crack with cold pressed oils and growth powders ❤i leave it alone spray n oil it every other day ❤my 4c hair is way more happy
Yes I love to hear it💕🙏🏽
WOW you remind me of....me! My hair is the same style and beyond waist length. i do it wearing gloves to protect my nails. Great video 😊
Wow! Nice💕💕
Your routine is similar or same?
Lovely
@tialynn1111 similar, except i use olive oil. Low manipulation has been the key to retaining length. That plus I'm lazy 🤸🏾♀️🤣.. so it works for me!
@@latifah5150 lol glad you found what works!! Yess low manipulation is the key
Girl. I’ve literally been doing this same routine! It’s so easy and just makes sense. Thank you for sharing!
Yess and the growth and retention is crazy!!!✨✨💕🙏🏽
❤glad I found you..I’ve been rocking my braids just like this for about a year as well and I love it..I never take it out wash day is a breeze. Only way I’m taking my hair down again is if it’s a wedding or something….yours look fabulous by the way and thanks for teaching me to go hard my those oils ..got it Captain
I love to hear it! Thank you!! More videos soon ♥️
I wish i could do this...the single twists. My head itches too badly. I'd have to redo those twists every week. I keep my hair in two flat twists. Easy to take out and redo.
Thank you for the end of braids tip. My hair curls up at the ends soo quick.
Yes makes such a difference 💕
Thanks for the video. You’re so cute and your outfits are too. Love that pink outfit!!!!
@@AllieChii thanks love 💗
I like it because it is simple and affordable
I have always wanted to try and limit my hair routine to water and oil but have been hesitant due to frizzing. However, as another person mentioned, water and hair grease was the hair regimen I grew up on and my hair was always long and healthy.
Btw… your outfits are too cute🫶🏾
@@CurlieArleena yesss thank you ♥️♥️
SIS ! LOVE your style and femininity ! You are adorable! 3
Thanks love 💕
Great info…and the nails sis! 💅🏽
Thank you love!!❤️
This is what I did some of same thing in pass, my hair grew if four years from eyebrow length to bra strap length , before I got sick .
Hi Sheila I hope you are feeling better now?
I’m sure you know Whole Foods and juices can help of course w health
Hope you are better now please 🙏🏽
Thank you for this! Can you please do a tutorial for nails? 💅🏾✨
Adorable outfits 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks! Yellow dress is from:
www.balielf.com 🤍
I currently have boho box braids in for a wedding I attended. Its only been a week but I already miss having my own natural twists, no other protective style does it for me tbh. My hair never grew past midback doing the most and now I have waist length with thick full ends just washing weekly, doing masks and trims only as needed, using aloe based gel and leaving it alone. I wanna see if I can get to butt length before straightening it 😂
Love the simplicity and low maintenance! Do you have a similat/simple skin care routine? Would love to know! ❤
@@b.moyascko143 thanks love just liquid blk soap from alaffia , pure vitamin e and I do aloe Vera masks from the fresh plant -
Thanks My Dear, I heard and read a few good things about Alaffia.. Also from an Afro German Girl on YT, her name's Joanna's Essentials, maybe you wanna check her out. But you don't need to, imo you have the best routines since it's not time consuming an super natural, I love it! ❤
I texlaxed my hear (again) and my hair was totally fine, I've been Texlaxing my hair in teen years to, had no problems at all. Then I went for keratin once last summer and now they're breaking off like crazy! 😢 So I decided to go natural again cause I want my hair strong, and no big chop... Just gonna let them grow out since they are texlaxed and still a little curly.. Besides the Relaxer I only use super natural products.... Anyways I'm thankful for your channel ❤
My hair is also at waist length but I want longer and denser hair throughout. I do regular and mini braid too and they always end up at mid upper back. It’s crazy how much hair can shrink even in braids
Yess! I know right! Oh nice you’ll get there soon!
Not seeing very well. Do you keep your hair in mini braids or in mini twists ? And for how long before you rebraid ?
I’m doing this now I did put a rinse in my hair but I recently shaved it off to have a clean slate and now I water it daily and apply my oils then back in my scarf.
@@Shes50Now yes!! Your hair will thrive!!!!
I knew a girl whose hair was down to her waist and all she did was keep them in twists and just shampooed it (which was not often) in the same twist. Like literally no conditioner no moisturizer and no oils. I'm still baffled.
@@saharatopia yup my hair use to grow like that .
Is it okay to wear braids extensions ???@@Danw343
yes helpful tip to keep ends hydrated
Yes makes a world of difference!❤️
I absolutely love this, but my hair is too short to braid. It’s a little curly fro. What are good protective styles to get it to grow so I can start braiding it.
That pink outfit is cute !! ❤
@@HisHolyPromises thanks!!♥️♥️
Your attire suits you so well🎉
@@spicesmiles thanks love - new videos soon!♥️
Thank you, I will follow your advice.
Thank you! Keep me updated 💕
GALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 😜😏❤️🔥... NEW SUBBYIIEEE HEREEEE. YOU ISSS STRAIGHTE POPPING AND YOU KNOW THAT
@@GoldyTwist thanks love! Hope you’re doing well💕
This video is exactly what I needed
A girl I knew asked how I grew my hair so long. It was relaxed and a bit past shoulder length. I told her I leave it alone and she looked at me like I had two heads because she loved to experiment with her hair. It was always cute but it wasn't the healthiest I knew it could be and I could see a lot of split ends from excessive straightening I guess.
I've since stopped relaxing and became a straight natural and leave it in pin curls or wrapped around itself in a bun unless I'm leaving the house. I was almost at waist length and then I got sick and started slacking on my hair care and it's mid back again now after cutting the fried ends. Plan on going longer between straightening and the inversion method in the next few months since summer is when I get the most growth to see how much new growth I can retain by September when it cools down here
Edit: I also want to state that if you have thick and/or shoulder length or longer hair, probably shorter, it’s important to detangle your hair frequently to prevent matting. If I don’t leave the house for three weeks, I’ll take my hair down, comb or finger detangle then put it back up once a week. I do it to prevents “dents” when I wrapped and now creases from the alligator clips (my hairs too thick for pin curls clips and it would take too many for small sections 😂) or stress from the scrunching if I I’m doing space buns for curls. I’ve seen it happen multiple times. It grew, but wasn’t being combed so it matted and I helped with the detangle process so I know that they were straight up mats, almost to the point of locing not minor tangles
Oh wow yes!! I’m sorry you were sick and hope you are getting better💕
Yes leaving it alone is the best thing to grow hair and you’ll wake up one day and it’s down your back ✨🙏🏽☺️
@@tialynn1111 i am, thank you! Time to glow back up haha. Yes, that's literally what happened to me, caught my reflection and literally did a double take, wait my hair is HOW long?? 😂 wanna get it back and your tips will help me do it 💜
I wish I could keep my hair in a bun while I sleep 😔No tension while I sleep, whatso ever !
Ahh yes, it helps that the style is a braided up bun. (I like to have it a bit loose on the edges to avoid strain)🙏🏽
I don’t understand why sleep with it in a bun when that keeps the hair wound tight, when you could just sleep with it free in a bonnet?
@@Divi333. you can sleep with it free for sure. I know sometimes I like to keep it in a semi loose bun some days and that allows me to not touch my hair at all. This has helped me retain length too.
Either or is ok if the bun is loosely put up
I am the same. I do chunky twist instead.
@@taylors7107 yes! Love that for you 💕😊
I just find it easier, no styling in the morning
I have to blow dry my hair. I have PTSD concerning the musty smell of 2nd day wet hair. As a young girl, I would wash my hair and throw it in a ponytail and it would be stank. Back then I couldn't figure out why. But now, I do wash my hair braided up, but it's a must for me to blow dry to at least 75% dry. I am at lumbar length since shaving in 2019.
@@mariellinda8624 wow you retained a lot of length!! Sounds like you have a great regimen! Keep it up ✨
Going to try and do nothing too. Wish me luck ✨
Keep me posted
Keep them moisturized and check on hair weekly ❤
@@tialynn1111 thanks for the advice. I have some problems with my scalp cause of scabs but it mostly healing now and the everyday spritz combined with a little protein treatment when I wash makes it quite a lot better. That advice really helped. Learned that my scalp doesn't really like being oiled too much so I try to do it and before I wash or cowash to make sure I retain it. ✨
Thanks for that tip to twist at the bottom of the braid I get knots alot I'm gonna try this 😂
Yes I used to as well, but this is a game changer!!
@@tialynn1111 and you dipped the two ends in oil?
Yes I did - I do this daily or at least every other day
I wipe the excess so it’s not dripping.
This will keep your hair supple and prevent breakage. When you mark your calendar, you’ll see you will retain at least 5-6inches this year if you do this ✨
Yes! Braids for the win! 👏 Lovelt hair! I just recently washed my hair in braids for the first time and I’m hooked. But I redo them after they are somewhat dry. My ends were a bit of a chore to unravel, so I’ll have to give them a bit more attention before and after as soon I finish washing them. Thanks for sharing! Btw, are you shooting for a specific length goal? Just curious! 😊🌺
Yes really oil your ends before washday and make sure they are twisted at the end and you’ll be fine
Sometimes I’ll redo my braids, like you after they’ve dried some, but I’m seeing either /or method works!💕
Goal length will be achieved in 2 years - it is classic length (just below butt area, bottom of butt cheek
I love it!! 💕 I wasn’t sure what classic length was but now I know. Looking forward to seeing you achieve it! 🥰
@@A_Wilson yess so excited 💕💕
Same i aiway oil my ends and i love box braids
How often do you re do your braids?
Hi every 2 weeks💕
Omg you sound like Halle Bailey !!
Your nails are beautiful❤ you have lovely hair gf!
@@janake7 ty!♥️
I would love to know how you take care of your nails. No matter what I do, my nails always break off.
Ok I had to cut them all off since this video because I was moving and 2 broke 😫but I do have few videos that show my routine.
Key is to:
-Not use them as tools
-After wash hands, apply lotion or oils to your hands/nails
-Don’t frequently polish and remove polish from nails (it weakens the nail)
-Keep a weekly routine of filing the edges and ends
@@tialynn1111Do you push back or cut your cuticles? I'm just curious to know because this can sometimes hinder healthy nail growth
Think I'll try this for the next year. We'll see where I'm at next year this time.
Yesss keep me updated and track your progress♥️
Tia is so gorgeous ❤
Thanks beautiful- so are you 💕✨
When do you take out the braids
Your dress is stunning on you.❤❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏🏽 💕
Are you taking any supplements for your nails? They look beautiful and healthy!
Thank you! No just eating Whole Foods - fresh fruits and veg ♥️
This sounds crazy but I havnt washed my hair in 17 months. I started off with 4inches of hair all over my head. Today my bangs are chin length and the rest is at my collarbone. Thats from leaving it in braids and not washing it.. I didn’t touch it at all until the past two months.
@@26stanfordchic wow 17 months is a bit extreme - i definitely would recommend washing at least 1x a month due to scalp health. Your hair has grown beautifully because no breakage occurred and no manipulation 🙌🏾
Informative video, tfs! Do you have, or would you be willing to do a video on what you do immediately before and during your wash day? I'm curious if you unbraid your hair to remove shed hair before you wash it.
Ok I may have a video on this already, but I’ll do an updated one for you 💕💕
I had this protective style in my daughters hair for over 6 months. I washed and re-plaited once during that time. The 2 times I took the braids down she had major split frizzy ends with knots. I think its because the ends curl if you dont braid them completly. Either Im doing something drastically wrong or this style isnt protective for all of us
@@juteandolive once in 6months? I believe that is what may be the cause…
Girl…
Hey what do u mix together for your shampoo ? 😊
@@irie888 remind me tomo to send the ingredients
Is it listed in the video? (Not sure I have watched the video in a while)
@ no it’s not listed I just remember you said them but you said a long word i never heard of Lol ! I’ll remind you tomorrow ! 😊
@ ok the main ingredient is the decyl glucoside 😊 but I greatly dilute it - I’ll chat tomo
Is there a way you can still do styles and still have length retention. I like to define my curls at the begining of the week and do a hairstyle with it towards the end just wondering if thats ok.
Thank You!
How often do you take your hair down to wash it?
Once every 2 months
I wash my hair thoroughly while in braids every 1 to 2 weeks
Great video, can we get a nail tutorial video please🙏🏽
Sure I have a few already up but can make another soon.
Also I had to cut my nails 3 days ago. I was moving some boxes and two broke so I cut them all off 🥹
They’ll be back soon though
I was in an elevator and someone remarked about the length of my hair and asked what do I do….🤷🏾♀️ I don’t comb and brush it..
@@-Never-bored oh wow 😆 exactly! You most likely finger detangle? 💕
@@-Never-bored another video I watched said only detangle on wash day, she cornrows or braid for 3 months before letting it loose
Great tips, you dress sooo cute
@@michaelajennings9770 thank you!♥️
I wanna go with braids I hate the take down😭 (my hair is like at my neck and and stretched a bit at my neck,so I just do twists but kinda tempted 😟
@@HandleBerries please do it 💕
@@tialynn1111 i might just to experiment next month during my wash day
Tia I’ve watched all your videos and I just saw they’re one of the best I’ve ever watched in the YT university. However, I’ve some few questions to ask.
1: do you ever use deep conditioners on your hair ?
2: during your monthly washes, do you use clarifying shampoo ? Since all your wash days you actually use your aloe amla cleanser or mild foaming cleanser?
3: I saw your video on how to make a leave in conditioner, but you hardly use the leave in in your moisture routine, why ? Is it not necessary? Even the butters you hardly use it to seal the hair after you use the penetrating oils is there a reason ?
4: in some videos you said you lightly spritz your hair and oil every day and in others you said you do that every after that which one is the right one or perhaps you changed your routine ? Also in some videos you said you gently clean the hair every one week in others you said every two weeks which one is right ?
5: do you ever use a protein treatment?if yes which brand please?
My hair dries out quickly no matter the amount of leave in, oil, and butters I use to seal after hydrating. I also use silk scarp please help.
Ok let me answer these questions soon love -♥️
Alright I can’t wait for your response 🥳
I’ve been under the weather will try to respond today!
Where did you get that pink romper? So cute!
@@laurennoelle845 I think that’s from hellomolly.com 🌺
I’ll have to check tag
Do you suggest this for chin length hair?( bang length in front)?
Thanks for the vid❤ how often do you trim? X
When do you deep condition
Can you make a video about your nail retention? Mine grow long as well but I feel like one is always cracking or breaking. It’s hard to retain length for ALL 10 of them at the same time. Thanks!
@@thatsloyalty_ yes!! You have to just be careful and not rush when doing things (speaking for what I used to do which caused one or two to break) and replenish them w oils
I’ll make it
@@tialynn1111 thank you!! I’ll be on the lookout.
Do you apply oils before you wash and condition? Every wash day?
@@Vampiringss hello- yes I do