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If you're taking vitamins, you need to take them for AT LEAST 3 months to see any POSSIBLE benefit. You can't just take your vitamins for a month and rule them out if you don't see any positive effects. Give a vitamin regimen 3-6 months to build up in your body to see strengthening, shine, and maximum growth potential.
 
Got a frizzy 'fro or WNG? Next time, don't touch your hair for 15 minutes after applying your styling aid.
 
Looking at the FOTMs are can be VERY inspiring! Whether you have long hair or short hair, seeing beautiful heads of hair can trigger a boost in motivation to get to your goal length with no excuses.
 
You are the BEST hairdresser for your hair. Embrace it - believe it - do it!
 
Having problems with cantu shea butter heat it up in the microwave for a few seconds (no longer than 5) - instant magic and no white balls or specks in hair
 
Keep a spray bottle with your favorite moisturizer/conditioner at the office to spritz hair . (Especially during winter months when offices are dry due to heat)
 
Share your hair journey with others (friends, coworkers, family)....you never know who you can inspire. You may also learn a tip or two as well.
 
I don't mean to encourage product junkies, but check out the men's hair care section too next time you're in the drugstore.
 
Buy a large double pill box and fill with daily dosages (am & pm) of supplements weekly.
 
Maintain and keep extensions, wigs, phony ponies, etc clean and fresh. As they are an extension of your hair.
 
Using (cheap) brown masking tape, write date of purchase and attach it to hair products, DIY formulas. Especially oil products which may go rancid after a prolonged shelf life.
 
Stay in your financial lane when determining your staples. There may be an expensive product that helps you retain all your length, but it's of little use to you if you cannot afford to repurchase. You're better off spending time looking for accessible affordable quality products.
 
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If you plan on wearing a wig for the day - wrap hair (After GHE/M&S) in Saran/clear wrap, put on two wig caps, put on wig. Hair is moisturized all day. Saran/clear wrap provides better occlusion than caps.
 
Place shedded hair in small snack baggies, and label baggie with date and what treatment you just completed. (i.e. weave, braids, deep conditioning, texlax, perm, etc.). This allows you to track any changes in shedding, breakage, hair texture , etc.
 
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure(retention). It is better to try to avoid problems in the first place, rather than trying to fix them once they arise.
 
Store a list of the names of "cones", proteins, parabens, sulfates in your phone. Refer to the list when you are shopping for hair products.
 
You are probably not protein sensitive to every protein. Try products with a single protein ingredient, like silk, wheat germ, panthenol, etc. your hair is bound to accept one.

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