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WHY YOUR HAIR WON'T GROW PAST A CERTAIN LENGTH

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When it feels like your hair just doesn't get any longer than a certain point, there are likely one of two causes at play. In this video, I'll help you understand which may be the source of your limitation and how to best tackle it. You can also download for free my latest HAIR-GUIDE on repairing and preventing hair damage, which will be of great help to you on your quest for longer, healthier Hair. Available through my Link in bio.
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// Timestamps:
00:33 Reasons for stunted hair growth
02:24 Signs to look for
03:21 Best course of action to take
05:47 Let me know in the comments!

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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@lunad8896 8 месяцев назад

It's my DNA. The stop point of my hair is shoulder length and all of us have fine thin hair.. thank you dad. 😏😏 Unlike Mom's family they have a very thick long hair that we couldn't get from her.

@sajd2392 2 месяца назад

My hair is shredding alot not growing at all at the end but I see my roots I am trying to oil from scalp to ends will do this for a month and see how it go's

@meganewhare8128 2 месяца назад

Hair never stops growing

@AH-rf1pt 6 месяцев назад

This made zero sense. No way to tell the difference between terminal length and breakage unless you are literally treating your hair like a silk scarf.

@peacheedandee 3 месяца назад

You are correct. Because when I was in my 30s, not listening to that "it can't go past a certain length" is certainly something I successfully defied. It's just harder now that I'm 50 and live in a dry climate and still have frizzier hair than ever. Fine, frizzy hair is VERY hard to grow long, but not impossible.