@@yobootyhadmeded3022 Everyone should change their diet up for everything, not just hair. Holistic health is the solution to almost all physical ailments. I buzzed my hair on Jan 15, 2020 and 22 months later I have 2.5-3 inches more length on a coworker who's been growing for 4 years. I eat vegetables, drink water, and take some multivitamins. That's it.
@@LoquaciousSilence I agree that people should change their diet to become healthier I just don’t know if it’s worth the commitment just to grow your hair longer faster.
I made the mistake during my hair growth journey of getting tapers every 5months or so. Took me 1 year and 5months in to realise the barbers keep pushing my tapers higher & higher. Now I don’t go for haircuts and I’m definitely paying the price with a lotta shortage on my sides and back. Love your content tho ✊🏽
Facts did the same thing you gotta just let it grow maybe a line up here and there had a little fro last year 8 months ago nd now I got a full head of hair
Thank goodness he made this video back at the end of august my barber cut off like 4 outta my 7 inches of hair I got set back soooo far but then the goat himself sensed a disturbance in the force and came through w a grow hair fast video 😭🙌🏾
bro my barber fucked up and gave me a high top fade when i asked for just a fade smh now i gotta restart but i got patience 2023 imma have long ass dreads just watch 😤
Hello everyone. I have 4C hair and I want to start taking proper care of my hair. I have been making a lot of mistakes in the past which I want to correct. For context, my hair is not too long and barely reaches my eyebrows when stretched. It also has low porosity. So, I went and watched some RU-vid videos and read some website articles. Basically, I've planned a routine for a typical wash day from the information that I've gathered. 1. Shampoo your hair. 2. Deep condition your hair for thirty minutes to one hour. Heat can be used. 3. Rinse it out and use a leave-in conditioner. 4. Use hair gel if you want. 5. You can use a light oil like Argon oil to accompany the conditioner. Every up there is a routine for the wash day, but what routine can I use for my daily life? I don't know how correct everything here is, but I'm still confused about some things. 1. When is the right time to detangle my hair? Is it when using deep conditioner or when using leave-in conditioner? 2. How often should I detangle my hair? 3. How often should I wash my hair and should I only wash my hair with shampoo? 4. Should I only wash my hair with shampoo? 5. I intend to deep condition my hair every week since I have dry hair. However, how often should I use a leave-in conditioner? 6. Should I only use a leave-in conditioner after washing my hair when wet? 7. Can I use a leave-in conditioner in place of a moisturizer? 7. Can I leave my hair without washing or moisturising for some days? I know it seems long. Please bare with me as I am very confused right now. Also, what recommendations do you have for shampoos, deep conditioners and leave-in conditioners? What products should I buy? Lastly, any general tips you might have about black 4C hair care would be appreciated. Thank you for reading.
Never detangle your hair dry Shampoo once a week Deep conditioning once a week Put a leave in after you use a deep conditioning. You wash out a deep conditioning and leave in the leave in if that makes sense.
i know im late and you might not need this no more, but i'd like to help! Answer to your questions, in numbered order: 1. When you are detangling hair, it's usally your preference between the two. But some advice I'd give is to choose whatever is thickist, or lathers up more. This is because more thickness means less friction. And since you want to aviod friction while combing your hair (breakage) Thick products are perfect! So simply look at your leave in cond.; look at your deep cond. which one is thicker? 2. The right time to detangle hair is after a protective style, like braids or twists. While taking it down, gently comb through with leave in conditioner and a wide thooth comb. If you dont have any style in and you have your natural hair out, then once a week or wash day is fine. 3. You are reccomended to wash hair every 7-10 days. Pick what fits for you, and stick to it. You should use shampoo, but make sure you use your deep or regular cond. Actually, some people opt for a co-wash instead of shampoo (not every wash day however!!!) if they feel their shampoo is a bit too harsh. 5. You are on track with the deep cond. plan. You should use your Leave in every 2-3 days. Moistirizing your hair a few times a week is cruial for growing hair and making it healthy and shiny and soft. 6. Yeah! But since you wont be wasing your hair every day, you can spray your hair damp and use your leave in then. 7. Yes, as they are essentially interchangeable. You could use both though. 8. Yes, and its actually the reccomended thing to do. Washing or moistirizing the hair everyday is more damaging to the hair than helpful. Hope this helped ! im looking at this comment like, damn i've written almost as much as you🤣🤣
been growing mine since 2019 ,i do all of those things and my hair grows at snails pace only about 9 inches stretched but i have friends who don't wash,trim,sleep bonnet less and their hair is shoulder length
With hair personally less is more, Especially for our type. My hair is shoulder length now. All I do is wash it once a week do 2 strand twists or cornrows and that's it.
I know the secret now I believe let me put it simply leave your hair alone what do I mean by that keep it in a protective style like braids or something that can hold moisture and this is the most important part (leave that style in for 1 whole month 31 days) no longer no less and you will definitely see growth
Aaaayyyyyeeee my guy! Thanks for the content and the reminder. I’m one year in and I was like….”oh shit. Let me make sure I ain’t left the basics. Pissing away them gains.” Thanks bro. ✊🏽💯
YO! I'm honestly shocked/amazed at your hair. How it looked when you took the braids out? Yeah, I've been dreaming of that exact style and length for YEARS now. Don't know where to start, what to do, etc. Some tips would be amazing but yeah my dude, your hair is my dream lol
Beginner, man I just got my hair done like a week ago and it's been stressful. Atleast I found this channel to help me out next time when I get my hair braided.
Deep conditioning is so important I definitely agree as well as sleeping in silk/satin. I wish I knew this years ago 😩 P.S. when will the caps be back in stock I’m ready to try one!
Didn’t Notice until You Said Somethin’ How many Else was on that, I’ve been Using Cream Of Nature Everything (sh,cond,de-tang,lvn-cond) My Goodness it’s the Bsst and The Smell is Incredible!😌😌
Been waiting and no I go back and forth with your channel and another channel for hair tips But I will say this because of both channels my hair grew extremely long and one year approaching my two-year mark in December
@@cashh1004 sleeping with a bonnet or using a polyester/ silk pillow cases also keeping your hair moisturized and no playing in your hair no combing it dry and wearing protective styles like two strand twist
He really know his stuff, I drink pomegranate juice to grow my hair I didn't know it was a thing other people do. I thought I came up with it on my own an yes it keeps my hair growing
Very Good video! I'm a girl and just did a big chop so now I'm rocking a tiny afro. These tips are excellent! He had me Rolling when he said believe me when i say this pomegranate grows your hair and he look down 😂😅....he's fine and funny! Thanks for the jewels (tips) i cannot wait to rock me a huge afro but it's all up to me to grow it fast as i can so i guess i will have to wait! This time all white creamy crack (relaxers, hair straightengers ) are expelled from my A List!
.I should always eat diet 1.I shouldn't sleep on cotton unless I wear a durag 2.Get a deep condition 3.Drink Pomadene Juice Thank u and I'll try that 😂❤ u bring the best way to make my hair grow 😢
I ordered rich royals deep conditioner after watching this video. The order was done on Saturday with the hope that it would be delivered in 1-2 days, but it's nearly the end of the week, and it hasn't arrived yet. Other than that, thank you for the tips in this video.
I grew my dreads for 6yrs and cut them back in June 2023 and got my hair braided a week later. That's rare. I been having long hair tho basically my whole life. Big Afros and what not. Imma incorporate a deep conditioning this time around tho fasho.
I just found this channel ,subscriber no doubt . He spit some fire azz truth. Esp his jokes brohammm had me kryyyinn off his last vid. I just started growing mine back had to cut it b4 glad to be back. But now I drink a ton of water then I ever did. And I mean. nothin but water , no sodas fruit juice here an there. But mostly water / vitamins eat right etc. That pom juice!! Indeed ill get that for the regular ... Solid work Bro stay up.
Eat a lot of protein cuz thats whats your hair is made of, braid your hair as soon as it’s long enough, dont brush it to often and dont use shampo on yo head more than a hand fulli off times err month
Yo bro welcome back! Could you do a video on maintenance during protective style as far as keeping it moisturized, do you wash it if it’s longer then a few weeks.
I’m 10 months in my hair journey from bald because my dad shaved me bald since I was 5…… now I’m 13 and I’m finally growing my house of for the first time. Also do I need a trim when I can’t run a pick or comb thru my hair without ends catching on to each other? I’m going to get my hair braided for the first time on Saturday.. Should I get a trim when I before I get my hair braided? Also I’m getting my 1st professional hair cut!!!! IM SO EXCITED!!!!!!!
I been growing my hair for 8 months now and my hair like 3.5-4 inches. I got a drop fade, and I literally be doing all the methods but my hair only curls like right in the middle of my hair, not the side. Any tips?
product distribution, you need to know your hair and know which areas need extra attention, so ensure that the sides are properly detangled and add enough water and products, and remember that water/moisure is key
doing a protective style or braids can help make it easier to evenly distribute products and the braid outs or twist outs will always make your curls pop
everyone in the reply said what i want to say but i would like to add is you need to scrunch and lean your head to the side keep your head moving when drying
Welcome back bruh, i've been watching your videos for over a year now and i've been getting good results from your tips but i've been suffering from serious hair breakage, so please how can i fix this problem
After a couple videos i rocks witchu you got a sub from me. Im not one who needs tips to grow my hair i just cut my locks that were down to my knees b. I decided to go back to cornrows I've had long hair since I was a kid.
How do you deep conditioning consistently when your hair is already long (like 2 years). If your hair is always braided, would you unbraid it every week to deep condition then braid it back?
@@skyler.s3331 what I’m trying to figure out is do you just go ahead and unbraid every week to wash or deep condition or is there a more efficient or easier way. Cuz I know there’s “meeking” or keeping it braids in for as long as you can to help protect and grow but how do you moisturize
@@JoshOkoye Well you a moisture mist and then use an oil but to answer your question deep condition whenever you take out your braids which a usually for me I take mine out after about 2 and half weeks to 4 weeks at a time depending on how big the braids are and if they have grown out
The 3 things you really need if you want to grow your hair are 1) Prayer you gotta ask God to your hair grow back out fast. 2) Buy you sum Biotin it can be gummy’s or pills. 3) Jamaican Hair Oils I used IQ Natural Oil Jamaican Oil sum like that it’s goood but u can use whatever this is just sum easy tips for you ❤️
I just started growing my hair I have a mini Afro and have only been using 2 products after I finish washing my hair aphogee and leave in: so.. what deep conditioner and leave in is good for high prosidy hair