Along the years I've had several changes with
my hair – hair color and styles. I don’t
know about you but when it comes to hair I like to change it for every
season. During the summer I go dark and in
winter I like to go lighter. I use to do
it the other way but this year I decided to change things a bit. So in terms of my hair color I’m going little
by little to a medium dark blonde and I’m letting my hair grow since on August
I had the crazy idea to chop it off short.
My hair is extremely curly and a weekly blowout. Let’s face it nobody is
satisfied with their hair type. All these changes can damage the hair by
making it fall or dry. Today I will be sharing
the things I do to help my hair grow. No, I’m not a hair stylist; but these tips and
tricks may help your hair as it has to mine.
#1 Brush and Comb Carefully
When I was in my teen years I would go by that myth “brush
your hair 100 times a day to promote hair growth” I would literally count lol. Ladies
not only is this false, but brushing your hair to an excess can actually pull
hairs out. I use a wide comb and I go
from bottom all the way to the top of my scalp.
#2 Use Heat Protectors
Like I said I’m the blowout type of gal. I brow dry my own hair so I make sure I use
proper protection since I use double heat (blower and flat iron). I use two in
specific, Beyond The Zone Turn Up The Heat Protection Spray (applied before
blow drying my hair) and Style Sexy Hair 450 Protect (applied before using my
flat iron)
#3 Reconstructive Mask
I do a deep conditioner normally every Sunday. I wash my hair
like normal, rinse the shampoo with warm water, then I towel dry my hair and then
apply either a homemade Mask or a Deep Conditioner for approximately 15-20
minutes. Then rinse with COOL water. My
personal favorite DIY Hair Mask is Banana, Honey and Coconut Oil. But if I either don’t have the ingredients or
simply am not in the mood to do a Mask I just use these three alternatives and
all three make my hair smooth and shiny.
#4 Vitamins
I started taking prenatal ever since I began my ttc journey
but in August after I chopped off my hair and then regret it I was recommended
to take Biotin and Vitamin E. I think it’s
grown pretty quick, and hoping it grows longer for next year. I got my Biotin
and Vitamin E at Walmart my Prenatals are prescribed but you can get the one in
the picture at Walmart as well.
#5 Chlorine
& Saline Protection
Wetting your hair with tap water before swimming and treating
it with natural oils such as coconut oil helps protect your hair while in pools
or beach. Since my hair is short I tend to do a small bun to prevent it from
tangling.
#6 Get
Less Trims
So they say every 6 weeks you’re supposed to
trim your hair. I don’t go by that
rule. I trim my hair when I believe it
actually needs it. My hair doesn’t grow
that fast so if I were to get a trim “every 6 weeks” my hair would be the same length
forever.
Do you have any recommendations on what you do for your hair growth???
I love It's a 10 products! They're so amazing! You do have fabulous hair! Pre natal vitams helped me drastically in the hair and nail department! So awesome!
ReplyDeleteI definitely love It's a 10! I need to start using a hair mask though. And definitely jealous of how many great hairstyles you can pull off!!
ReplyDelete<3, Pamela
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