Asked: how can i grow my hair longer and faster?
i'm on my freshman yr and next yr is a really important year for me , I really need people who had a hair journeyandgrew their hair long so basically my hair is at shoulder length i have about 5 month i was wondering if i can grow it an inch every month so by then it would be bs length or longer than bs length , Im african but my hair texture is okay and my mom's family al have long healthy soft hair so i guess my genes are kinda supportive , my hair breaks prbably i have split ends i did trim but i jst can't keep getting it trimmed that why i wont notice any new length so pleaseeeee ANY TIPS THAT WOULD ACTUALLY WORK THANK YOUUU <3
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Eat olive oil with your food when appropriate.Your fingernails will grow faster too.
Eat olive oil with your food when appropriate.Your fingernails will grow faster too.
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African hair will most likely not grow as much as an inch a month. It grows a lot Slower. All I can recommend is don't do any damage to your hair no bleaching, relaxing or anything, and overs few days massage some argon oil or coco nut oil into your scalp as it'll encourage your hair to grow. Take extra good care of it and massage the roots often you might just achieve your goal, but it won't be as quick as an inch a month. Be patient and keep it up.
African hair will most likely not grow as much as an inch a month. It grows a lot Slower. All I can recommend is don't do any damage to your hair no bleaching, relaxing or anything, and overs few days massage some argon oil or coco nut oil into your scalp as it'll encourage your hair to grow. Take extra good care of it and massage the roots often you might just achieve your goal, but it won't be as quick as an inch a month. Be patient and keep it up.
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Trimming it actually does help it grow. It doesn't grow it it's unhealthy and broken. Also, don't do much to your hair when it's wet because that also breaks it. Avoid dying or straightening/crimping/curling. Make sure your hair's clean and moisturised, because dead skin cells on your scalp block it.
Trimming it actually does help it grow. It doesn't grow it it's unhealthy and broken. Also, don't do much to your hair when it's wet because that also breaks it. Avoid dying or straightening/crimping/curling. Make sure your hair's clean and moisturised, because dead skin cells on your scalp block it.