Greeting to all

[Qiala]

Hi first of all i would just like to say hello to everyone on the board. I am new here and look forward to giving advice and getting advice for my hair
I have had trouble with my hair for a while now and would just like to get my hair to shoulder length hair that is healthy.
My hair is definitely 3c hair and it is also very fine. so it breaks off very easily. i currently trying to find a good hair regimen that i can use that will fit with my very busy schedule of being in a sorority and school and work.
If any members have any suggestions please feel free to let me know any of them

 

[MJ]

Welcome

 

[Keen]

Welcome. I would say to start with washing at least once a week. Do a heavy protein treatment once a month then a lighter protein in between. Don't forget to moisturize and protective styling

 

[preciousjewel76]

Welcome to the forum!

If you're looking for a regimen, you might want to try the "search" function (at the top of the page). You can search for keywords that you're interested in. But honestly, people's regimens vary quite a bit. The basics, though:

Washing (some people use shampoo, others don't)

Moisturizing/Deep Conditioning (there are TONS of products for this, but remember, a good moisturizer will contain water)

Sealing in the moisture (with a natural oil - keeps the moisture in your strands)

Gentle treatment (don't comb or manipulate your hair very often, sleep with hair covered in silk/satin, low/no heat tools, etc.).

Also, this thread is a great starting point:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=50291

Good luck!

 

[Hareitiz]

Welcome to the forum!

If you're looking for a regimen, you might want to try the "search" function (at the top of the page). You can search for keywords that you're interested in. But honestly, people's regimens vary quite a bit. The basics, though:

Washing (some people use shampoo, others don't)

Moisturizing/Deep Conditioning (there are TONS of products for this, but remember, a good moisturizer will contain water)

Sealing in the moisture (with a natural oil - keeps the moisture in your strands)

Gentle treatment (don't comb or manipulate your hair very often, sleep with hair covered in silk/satin, low/no heat tools, etc.).

Also, this thread is a great starting point:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=50291

Good luck!

What she said! And welcome!!!

 

[p31woman]

WELCOME!!! HHG!

 

[angelita842002]

Welcome!!!Try dontstpeakdefeats guide to starting out!!!

Also start with weekly washing, weekly deep condition, moisturizing and sealing.

Low/No Heat
Low Manipulation

Protective Styling is the best!!!

 

[Mestiza]

 

[KiniKakes]

Welcome to the board, girl!!!

 

[dlewis]

WELCOME!!!!!!!!!!

 

[frankie]

hi

Enjoy the journey!!!

 

[Nice & Wavy]

Hi and welcome!

 

[tenderheaded]

Welcome - you've come to the right place for growing hair I'm not fine haired, but we have many members who are. Just sit tight for a few minutes.
Enjoy the ride