westindianebony
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how would you suggest i care for my hair every day. i'm trying to grow it but it just doesn't seem to be working. i have natral 4a/b hair. do ya'll give me some advice?
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trying to grow almost shoulder length hair to bra
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Nanyanika
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when I was natural i did crown and glory technique and went from bra-strap to near waist length in 6 months.
www.growafrohairlong.com/denise.html. my regime that i followed is in the naturals section of my website in my signature.
www.growafrohairlong.com/denise.html. my regime that i followed is in the naturals section of my website in my signature.
UmSumayyah
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When I was natural I also grew it out in braids. Not intentionally back then, I was just L-A-Z-Y. I shampooed and conditioned the braids once a week and used African Pride braid spray every day. I started out with a couple of inches and got to around 5 -7 inches when I stopped wearing them.
It would help if we knew what you are doing right now.
It would help if we knew what you are doing right now.
westindianebony
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right now i just conditioner wash with white rain energizing citrus conditioner every morning and i usually put some clear as ice gel in my hair and wear it curly.
Nay
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I think it helps to do these three things:
1. Avoid the use of too much heat, (flat irons, pressing combs, hot curlers.)
2. Wear hair in styles that do not require excessive manipulation and/or are not too tight on your hair.
3. A wide-tooth comb is a must, and a good detangling conditioner is another must.
Maybe you should stop handling your hair every day. Could you wash/condition/detangle once a week or every five days instead of every day?
1. Avoid the use of too much heat, (flat irons, pressing combs, hot curlers.)
2. Wear hair in styles that do not require excessive manipulation and/or are not too tight on your hair.
3. A wide-tooth comb is a must, and a good detangling conditioner is another must.
Maybe you should stop handling your hair every day. Could you wash/condition/detangle once a week or every five days instead of every day?
UmSumayyah
Well-Known Member
In addition to what Nay said, are you doing other things such as:
1. sleeping in satin bonnets/scarves or on satin pillowcases?
2. Are your combs seamless? Try http://www.tenderheaded.com for that and pillowcases if you can't find any near you.
1. sleeping in satin bonnets/scarves or on satin pillowcases?
2. Are your combs seamless? Try http://www.tenderheaded.com for that and pillowcases if you can't find any near you.
Poohbear
Fearfully Wonderfully Made
Try the bun method...wearing your hair in a bun everyday (if you dont like wearing a bun, some other protective style).
Or if you dont see the neccessity of wearing protective styles:
avoid excessive combing
avoid trimming
avoid heat
treat your hair as if it were a new born baby
And there are several more tips on this forum that you can find that will help you find your regime. When I first joined the board, I read ALL of the Feature of the Month regimes. Go here http://www.longhaircareforum.com/member20.php
There are links to other members as well.
Or if you dont see the neccessity of wearing protective styles:
avoid excessive combing
avoid trimming
avoid heat
treat your hair as if it were a new born baby
And there are several more tips on this forum that you can find that will help you find your regime. When I first joined the board, I read ALL of the Feature of the Month regimes. Go here http://www.longhaircareforum.com/member20.php
There are links to other members as well.
