Give your three best tips

[IMFOCSD]

Hello ladies and happy New year,

What three tips can you give to other ladies that really helped with your hair growth. I was looking through sylver2's fotki and she listed three things that contributed to her amazing hair growth which were:
#1-never comb hair
#2-relaxer stretching
#3-NTM silk touch leave in conditioner used as moisturizer

Are there any other ladies who could give three of their most beneficial tips that helped them along the way?

I am just starting out so I don't have any just yet.

 

[gymfreak336]

My top three

1) Deep condition your hair weekly
2) Mositurize daily
3)Minimize direct heat. I only rollerset now. I use my flat iron once in a blue moon.

 

[shunta]

My top three

1) Deep condition your hair weekly
2) Mositurize daily
3)Minimize direct heat. I only rollerset now. I use my flat iron once in a blue moon.

Took the words right out of my mouth.

 

[*Happily Me*]

1. Conditioner washes
2. Water and vitamins
3. Less heat

 

[Country gal]

1. My trusted castor oil. My hair is super thick now thanks to Castor Oil.

2. Frequent washing. My hair loves the water

3. Twists- my trusted protective hair style and no real heat.

 

[LiLi]

1. Frequent Washing

2. Covering hair at night with silk scarf

3. C&G method

 

[IMFOCSD]

O.k since I can't say anything has helped my hair grow (yet my last relaxer was nov 10) I can name three things that are helping me keep it healthy.

1) co washing
2) keeping ends moisturized every day
3) not combing

Oh yeah this might be a dumb question but what is a C&D or was it C&G

 

[sexyaqr]

1. Deep conditioning
2. Protective styles
3. Moisturize

Also I never flat iron my hair. Sorry I know you said three

 

[LovelyLionessa]

1) Not combing dry hair.
2) Washing hair in braids according to C&G regimen
3) Weekly deep conditioning.

 

[Divine Inspiration]

1. Staying away from stylists
2. Deep conditioning weekly
3. Sleeping with a satin scarf/bonnet and a satin pillowcase

 

[MzOptimistic]

My top three

1) Deep condition your hair weekly
2) Mositurize daily
3)Minimize direct heat. I only rollerset now. I use my flat iron once in a blue moon.

Yep, my answers exactly...I wanna throw one more tip in there but we can only do 3...shoot

 

[Sweet_Ambrosia]

1. Protective/Low Maintenance Styling
2. CO Washing
3. Moisturizing Often

 

[atlien11]

1. Staying away from stylists
2. Deep conditioning weekly
3. Sleeping with a satin scarf/bonnet and a satin pillowcase

I have been doing so bad with this lately.

 

[ONAMSHN]

Girl....me too!!! Tryin to look "cute" for my SO is sooo last year!!!

 

[atlien11]

Girl....me too!!! Tryin to look "cute" for my SO is sooo last year!!!

LOL...guilty as charged

 

[ONAMSHN]

Beauty is a curse !!

 

[SerenityBreeze]

1) Deep Condition with respective moistuirzer/proteins for 30 min a week

2)THROW AWAY ALL DIRECT HEAT APPLIANCES (I'm sorry, did I scream that outloud?)

3) Moistuirzed your ends nightly with products that have water as the first ingredients - petroleum (sp) is a no no!

 

[Brownsis]

• Stretching relaxers (my hair is thicker and fuller now)
• Baggie method
• minimize direct heat

 

[Isis]

1. Eliminate heat, especially when hair is relaxed.
2. Keep hair and ends moisturized every day.
3. Protect hair when sleeping by wearing silk or satin scarves/bonnets and/or sleeping on silk or satin pillowcases.

 

[KathyMay]

You are right about numbers 2 and 3. A flat iron and blow dryer do nothing for me or my hair expect dry it out.

1) Deep Condition with respective moistuirzer/proteins for 30 min a week

2)THROW AWAY ALL DIRECT HEAT APPLIANCES (I'm sorry, did I scream that outloud?)

3) Moistuirzed your ends nightly with products that have water as the first ingredients - petroleum (sp) is a no no!

 

[janeemat]

1. Stretch relaxers
2. Deep Cond weekly
3. Roller set

 

[Bouncy Curls]

1.) NO Direct Heat
2.) No Brushing
3.) No Stylists

 

[Britt]

1. Frequent washing and conditioning (washing 2x wk)
2. Def. sticking to same products. Now that I look back, I was never really consistent in the conditioners or products that I used. Now, I just use what I see has been working consistently.
3. Airdrying - i've always done this mostly, but this really does agree with my hair.

Now, I really do see the importance of sticking to the products that agree with your hair. It's good when you realize what your staples are. I also don't need protein. My hair is doing fine with moisturizing conditioners alone.

 

[Pandora]

1. Low manipulation {air dry wash and go}|
2. NO blow drying
3. Simplified product usage {trying things out one at a time}

 

[sareca]

1. Deep conditioning
2. Protective styles
3. Moisturize

Also I never flat iron my hair. Sorry I know you said three

Those are my three, except I use heat whenever I feel like it (which isn't often).

 

[brazenxvirtue]

1. Deep Condition with a quality product
2. Minimize direct heat
3. Mild Relaxer

 

[tryingto]

Deep conditioning
Moisturize
Protective Styles

 

[Miss*Tress]

1. Protective styling
2. Keeping ends moisturized
3. Using oils: as pre-wash treatments, baggy method, combined with a deep conditioner, etc.

 

[camellia]

1) Deep condition with honey and hemp seed oil for at least 30 minutes twice a week)

2) Moisturize with WATER and seal with oil.

3) Keep heat to a bare minimum.

 

[janiebaby]

1) Less is more
2) Wear protective hair styles
3) DO NOT get your hair trimmed unless you have split or uneven ends