AMAZING SECRETS OF MY HAIR GROWTH.





Fellow Naturalistas!

Natural hair growth is the new hair trend, but how can you make your natural hair grow firm and long? It is not so easy growing the natural hair because you might be damaging it unknown to you by making the growth stout.

There are definitely so many things you can do to help your natural hair growth, anybody can grow longer hair with the right home remedies. Below are the steps needed to help your hair growth:

1. Moisturize your hair

Water helps a lot, so in addition to other remedies drink at least the recommended 8 glasses of water everyday because it helps to keep your hair moisturized. For those with very coarse hair textures, moisturize your hair with natural hair moisturizers like coconut oil, olive oil, and the purest Shea butter, do this as often as possible, everyday if you will.

2. Deep Condition your hair

Deep conditioning treatment moisturizes and restores balance to your hair and should be done no longer than 3 weeks for 30-40 minutes under a steamer or a dryer, but if you do not have access to both  then leave it for longer.

3. Trim and Dust your Ends

Its important to trim your ends every month to achieve a certain balance. A lot of women don’t believe in trimming and dusting their hair but one thing you should note is that this is really important and scientifically proving that it improves hair growth.

4. Untangle/Finger-comb your hair

Untangling and finger-combing your hair helps to reduce hair breakage, it helps to manage your hair and also you will be able to comb through your hair easily.

5. Protective Hairstyles

There are so many hairstyles that are considered protective. Asides from being protective, these hairstyles also save time and money and are low maintenance. Some of these  hairstyles include big or box braids, buns, faux dreads, human hair weaves and wigs. Faux dreads, weaves and wigs are especially used for growing out hair.

6. Avoid Blow Drying

The tugging and excessive heat from blow drying can be very damaging to your hair, its better and safer to air dry your hair. Air drying, though time consuming, saves your hair from damaging and it is less stressful.

7. Avoid chemically induced  hair products

You work against your hair when you use products with very high chemicals. Sometimes, it's best to opt for simple and natural products like essential oils and Shea butter that would help nourish and balance your hair, helping it to grow healthy.

These are my winning secrets, I hope they become yours too.


Which Way Are You Guilty Of Damaging Your Hair?
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