Rice water-Castrol oil- Rosemary oil! Elvive Dream Length S/C & mask 2xs weekly. Brush hair upside down every night, gently. These tips have helped me! No heat used
I am 69 and a half years old. I used to have very long hair, but I cut and styled it in the last 2 decades. It is now about 2 inches below my shoulders. I am refocused on growing it out and having long hair again. I am a Christian, and God's Word, the Bible, says that long hair is given to a woman for her glory. I now have salt and pepper hair, but it is mostly pepper! I have some silver streaks, which I find that I like! Please pray for me to grow my hair long again. I wash it twice a week now, instead of every day, as I used to for years.
Hair grows approximately 1/2” per month. If you have a a thick spongy scalp (lots of padding), it tends to grow a little faster per month. Your hair has some Auburn. It’s a lovely color with your skin tone. 🌸
I'm glad to find someone who has the same type as I do because everytime I want to find videos on long hair it's usually done by people who have twice as much thick wavy blond hair and I'm glad to have found a hair length I could aspire to without having too high expectations
I am shocked she has not mentioned oiling. I am now doing this with very bleached waist length hair and notice a huge difference. Also twice a week I take a Prenatal Vitamin. But I see oiling as very important for length, my hair is taking off again with no cut on the damage I have caused.
If you want it to wash out easily, coconut has a very low melting temp, so it washes out easily. I have waist length curly hair and have used coconut and jojoba oil for over 20 yrs.
Ich bin überzeugt,lange und schöne Haare bekommt man auch ohne dafür hunderte von Euro auszugeben.So viele Produkte sind nicht nur schlecht für den Geldbeutel, auch für die Umwelt.Aber die Tips für den Umgang der Haare sind toll.😊
@@katrinahabib2958 Hi Katrina, I am 6ft tall, I have been growing my hair for 21 months and I have been trimming in that time. But I so want tailbone length hair. You hair is simply beautiful ❤️. Many thanx for your reply👍
Glad to hear other people get attacked by door knobs and such. I have had mine sucked up by the vacuum, I often have a bit roll up in my seat belt when taking it off, roll up my truck windows and get a bit stuck. Getting out of the vehicle and getting jerked to a halt, ticks me off a bit. Getting some slammed in the door of my house or truck is fun too. I have very long curly hair and wish it were as straight and pretty as your. Same color though.
I want to try the Inky List hair products one day. I’m using Curlsmiths scalp products right now. You could tie your hair very loosely back and just wash your scalp. I have scalp psoriasis so I can’t go without washing my scalp either. I don’t know if you like the look of snoods but they are a fashionable way to put hair away with out and tension. Never tried Rahua products. I have been so tempted. Thank you
thank you for this video. Your hair is beautiful. I have exactly the same hair type - pin-straight and fine. Even the color is similar but mine is lightened (Balayage) so my greys aren't as visible. I've given-up to heat style it...unless I use a ridiculous amount of heat and strong styling products it doesn't hold a curl. All the effort is gone after less than an hour (even if a professional does it). Not worth the damage. It's about bra-length now and my goal is about the length you have. I get my highlights done every 3-4 month and cut about an 1-2 cm (find a hairdresser that is NOT scissor happy!). For me it also helped to sleep on a silk pillow and keep it braided (not to tight). A lot of hairdressers recommend keeping fine hair short. I can tell you from experience it's not easier to style or keep the volume even when it is short. The texture won't change, so just embrace it. When it's long at least it looks silky and shiny with little effort.
You are such a beautiful woman Sandra! I love the extra footage of the outfits while walking outdoors, they were so lovely to watch and to add interest and inspiration. Great hair health tips too! I'm familiar with many of them, although I did learn about some products I wasn't familiar with. Excellent overview, excellent editing, and awesome job! 😊
My best tip is to not dye/ bleach the hair. No blow dry on medium or low. I let my ashbrown roots grow out for a year and noticed I didn't get split ends. I go to the hairdresser every 3-4 months (it was very bleach damaged) and now after a year she said it doesn't have any split ends and I can now go grow it out without having to cut it; I don't heat style I only blow dry.
I just got another 2” cut off today. The 3rd haircut I’ve got since end of April. About 2-3+ inches each time. Finally cut the rest of my previously bleached and dyed hair since sept 2020. Last time I coloured it was early February 2021, so almost been 2 yrs. I’m done cutting it now and want to let it just flew!
I had a lot of terrible haircuts as well, before finding my current hairdresser (and I haven't tried anyone else since finding her 6 years ago!). It can be so heartbreaking to walk out of the salon and hate your hair :(
Too bad that I have to wash like half of my hair directly with the shampoo since it gets oily and have to use tge conditioner on my whole amount of hair cuz if I don't, my hair gets frizzy so much it scratches me on my neck. Though my hair is now pretty long, reaches my lower back (can't wait to reach my hips 😀). My personal hack for more healthy hair is letting them to dry naturally without blow-drying them. My hair is not perfectly straight, it's quite wavy, and so it gets frizzy a lot. Also prolonging the duration between the washes to a week or even longer helped a lot as well. Also I don't do any hairstyle for like first two or three days after washing them, they don't get too oily then. There's also a personal reason: my hair hold the shape very well, so if I do a ponytail or braids, it keeps the shape even after combing and I don't like the look of those bumps and bulks on certain parts of my hair.
I love this comment, thank you for sharing! Hair care is so personal and not everything will work for every single person, so tailoring the routine to your needs is so important. I have struggled with getting "misshapen" hair and kinks as well from braids, so I have to be careful with how I do it 😊 Thanks for sharing!
that's serious dryness,,, do you have ethnic hair?? well, i can agree that leaving the hair alone for 2-3 days after washing works for me too. but i put some grapeseed oil massage oon the scralp. i just washed it,, it seems Too clean. (it's just very Delicate the day i wash it and let it air dry) the scalp oil will help and in 2-3 days it gets into nice condition, so then i can do things like massages, etc. but Yep,, my hair lieks to be left alone 2-3 days. i think i'm washing it every 5 days. (it's working) washing less is key key key
@@Rara-pr9wg good protein, some steak, olive oil, greens and just Good natural and Yummy fresh coooked food, Def. use olive oil every day (cook with it, or add it to some bread or pasta (like 2 tsp to 1 tbls should do it. Do it consisterntly,,, Im italian,, we have olive oil every day,
Your hair is absolutely beautiful 😍 My hair is almost the same as yours..just not yet at classic length like yours ..my main problem is the hair sheds a lot..not sure if your hair sheds as it grows ?
Ive grown mine out fairly long from being blonde abd dry/damaged. I really miss my blonde highlights. My natural hair is really dark but shiny and healthy.
but if i have grey hair....doesnt want to keep that way..ad i need to coloured my hair every 2 months...at the salon,.,,..it is not so heathy...but WHAT CAN I DO???
So glad I watched this I had the Kerastase thermoqique leave in cream in my cabinet I’ve had it for years and it could be off but it feels fine I was about to buy a leave in conditioner but I’ll use that instead on damp hair. Also I gotta try the texture sprays and the quai pomade. I need it asap for my baby hairs on top of my head as hair spray I have is too heavy What oil do you use for shine on the ends of hair? I gotta buy more invisibobbles lol I lost mine I’ve just been wearing my hair in a bun every day
Your Hair looks ABSOLUTELY 💯 % AMAZING and PHENOMENAL!! LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR HAIR AND THE COLOR!! PRETTY BEAUTIFUL GORGEOUS STUNNING AMAZING PHENOMENAL HEALTHY SHINY HAIR!! LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU SO SO MUCH!! ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ 💕 💘
I feel people tend to over-dramatize stuff like that. Ok obviously bleaching and frying your hair is not good, but getting caught up in a jacket? really? My hair touch my butt and they're dyed and they get dyed every few months, I also straighten them everyday, maybe even multiple times a day cause they tend to get wavy. I understand I am also lucky cause i never had a problem with my hair not growing but this video insinuates to literally do nothing to your hair and live like a princess.
@Trinity M Agreed. Some hair types are tougher than others. I have a similar hair type to hers (Scandinavian) fine, delicate, straight and easy to break. You do actually have to treat it like antique lace or it will never get long and stay healthy looking. People that are blessed with coarse hair types may be able to get away with rough treatment, but "Princess" treatment is actually a way of life for some of us 🤣
I kept cutting it myself throughout me saving it, otherwise the ends would get out of control 😄 I couldn't tell exactly, I think 2.5 years? If memory serves!
I have ringlets and wanted the same. I got a treatment in Ireland called “pro addiction “ and it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. It is made of keratin and doesn’t break down your hair. When wet, your hair is still curly, but if u blow dry it goes super straight. This treatment changed my life, never thought I’d be able to wear straight hair without being damaged
Rice water-Castrol oil- Rosemary oil! Elvive Dream Length S/C & mask 2xs weekly. Brush hair upside down every night, gently. These tips have helped me! No heat used
Thank you so much for sharing all these tips!
Good luck give it 2 months 👍
I am 69 and a half years old. I used to have very long hair, but I cut and styled it in the last 2 decades. It is now about 2 inches below my shoulders. I am refocused on growing it out and having long hair again. I am a Christian, and God's Word, the Bible, says that long hair is given to a woman for her glory. I now have salt and pepper hair, but it is mostly pepper! I have some silver streaks, which I find that I like! Please pray for me to grow my hair long again. I wash it twice a week now, instead of every day, as I used to for years.
Hair grows approximately 1/2” per month. If you have a a thick spongy scalp (lots of padding), it tends to grow a little faster per month. Your hair has some Auburn. It’s a lovely color with your skin tone. 🌸
Thank you 😊💖
I'm glad to find someone who has the same type as I do because everytime I want to find videos on long hair it's usually done by people who have twice as much thick wavy blond hair and I'm glad to have found a hair length I could aspire to without having too high expectations
I am shocked she has not mentioned oiling. I am now doing this with very bleached waist length hair and notice a huge difference. Also twice a week I take a Prenatal Vitamin. But I see oiling as very important for length, my hair is taking off again with no cut on the damage I have caused.
Which oil??
If you want it to wash out easily, coconut has a very low melting temp, so it washes out easily. I have waist length curly hair and have used coconut and jojoba oil for over 20 yrs.
Same, oiling helped my hair become flexible and elastic again after bleaching it to a level 8 or 9 from a natural level 2 in one sitting. Hahaha.
Lol I am doing the exact same thing! I've tried many oils, and for me, the best one is grapeseed oil
Her hair is long but thin, you can tell she doesn’t oil. Hair oiling grows out new hair which is why it’s more thicker and full
You look like you should play Rapunzel in a live-action movie. Not just because of your long hair, but your overall appearance.
This young lady is as close to perfection as you'll ever see
My 4 month old baby is my hair damager.. lol. Thank you for the tips! You and your hair are beautiful!
Haha aww 🤗 Thank you so much 💖
My little one started hair pulling and playing around 3 months and still destroying my hair 3 years later 🫠
Your hair looks amazing and the color is gorgeous 😍
Ich bin überzeugt,lange und schöne Haare bekommt man auch ohne dafür hunderte von Euro auszugeben.So viele Produkte sind nicht nur schlecht für den Geldbeutel, auch für die Umwelt.Aber die Tips für den Umgang der Haare sind toll.😊
Plants in the video look as healthy as your hair ❤️
Thank you 🥰💖 My plants die with regular intervals, so here's to hoping my hair won't follow suit!
As far as color goes there are color conditioners and rinses that do not penetrate the hair shaft. This is good to use for long hair and mature hair.
What is the color conditioner and rinses called-brands? Thanks.
I wonder if hair glossing would be helpful. it would be smooth, add some shine and i don't think it penetrates the hairshaft
I'm slightly gutted lol. My hair is 32 inches long and only reaches my 1st rib lol. Your hair is totally beautiful 😍 many thanx x
How tall are you?
@@katrinahabib2958
Hi Katrina, I am 6ft tall, I have been growing my hair for 21 months and I have been trimming in that time. But I so want tailbone length hair. You hair is simply beautiful ❤️. Many thanx for your reply👍
Glad to hear other people get attacked by door knobs and such. I have had mine sucked up by the vacuum, I often have a bit roll up in my seat belt when taking it off, roll up my truck windows and get a bit stuck. Getting out of the vehicle and getting jerked to a halt, ticks me off a bit. Getting some slammed in the door of my house or truck is fun too. I have very long curly hair and wish it were as straight and pretty as your. Same color though.
Bushes and trees are the worst, and even in a braid it falls in anything you lean over, the sink, the oven, paint
This is really inspirational! Thank you ❤ I'm in my process and my hair now reached waist lenght 🎉
Thank you, I'm so happy to hear that 🥰 And wow, amazing work 🤩😃
I want to try the Inky List hair products one day. I’m using Curlsmiths scalp products right now. You could tie your hair very loosely back and just wash your scalp. I have scalp psoriasis so I can’t go without washing my scalp either. I don’t know if you like the look of snoods but they are a fashionable way to put hair away with out and tension. Never tried Rahua products. I have been so tempted. Thank you
thank you for this video. Your hair is beautiful. I have exactly the same hair type - pin-straight and fine. Even the color is similar but mine is lightened (Balayage) so my greys aren't as visible. I've given-up to heat style it...unless I use a ridiculous amount of heat and strong styling products it doesn't hold a curl. All the effort is gone after less than an hour (even if a professional does it). Not worth the damage. It's about bra-length now and my goal is about the length you have. I get my highlights done every 3-4 month and cut about an 1-2 cm (find a hairdresser that is NOT scissor happy!). For me it also helped to sleep on a silk pillow and keep it braided (not to tight). A lot of hairdressers recommend keeping fine hair short. I can tell you from experience it's not easier to style or keep the volume even when it is short. The texture won't change, so just embrace it. When it's long at least it looks silky and shiny with little effort.
You are such a beautiful woman Sandra! I love the extra footage of the outfits while walking outdoors, they were so lovely to watch and to add interest and inspiration.
Great hair health tips too! I'm familiar with many of them, although I did learn about some products I wasn't familiar with. Excellent overview, excellent editing, and awesome job! 😊
My best tip is to not dye/ bleach the hair. No blow dry on medium or low.
I let my ashbrown roots grow out for a year and noticed I didn't get split ends. I go to the hairdresser every 3-4 months (it was very bleach damaged) and now after a year she said it doesn't have any split ends and I can now go grow it out without having to cut it; I don't heat style I only blow dry.
Yes, this is so key, I'm so happy to hear you have managed to make your hair healthy and strong! Thank you for sharing 🤗
My hair is quite straight but frizzy without using a hair dryer, I air dry but I wish the frizz stopped, do you have any tips 😭
Why blow dry on high? I don’t think the hair dryer will make the hair healthy 🤷🏻♀️
@@autumn5852 It's faster
I just got another 2” cut off today. The 3rd haircut I’ve got since end of April. About 2-3+ inches each time. Finally cut the rest of my previously bleached and dyed hair since sept 2020. Last time I coloured it was early February 2021, so almost been 2 yrs. I’m done cutting it now and want to let it just flew!
The one thing I would add. Where I live we have bad water with lots of chlorine and minerals. A filtered shower head is a must!!
Yes, that is such a good tip as well!
Omg im just in love with your style and everything!❤
Thank you, that's so kind!
Thats why i never go to a hairdressers. Usually it ends up as a total disaster.
I had a lot of terrible haircuts as well, before finding my current hairdresser (and I haven't tried anyone else since finding her 6 years ago!). It can be so heartbreaking to walk out of the salon and hate your hair :(
You had me at "I'm just me" ❤️❤️❤️
You're Irish? I find your accent absolutely adorable!
GREAT Video!! Thanks for all these tips - I agree with everything you said.
Thank you, happy to hear that! 😊
@@SandraSkaar Hi Sandra. I'm wondering, how tall are you? How long are you wanting your hair to be? Your hair is so beautiful. :)
You're drop dead gorgeous
I love this video. Great job! You explained this beautifully!
Thank you, I am so happy to hear you enjoyed it!
Too bad that I have to wash like half of my hair directly with the shampoo since it gets oily and have to use tge conditioner on my whole amount of hair cuz if I don't, my hair gets frizzy so much it scratches me on my neck.
Though my hair is now pretty long, reaches my lower back (can't wait to reach my hips 😀).
My personal hack for more healthy hair is letting them to dry naturally without blow-drying them. My hair is not perfectly straight, it's quite wavy, and so it gets frizzy a lot. Also prolonging the duration between the washes to a week or even longer helped a lot as well.
Also I don't do any hairstyle for like first two or three days after washing them, they don't get too oily then. There's also a personal reason: my hair hold the shape very well, so if I do a ponytail or braids, it keeps the shape even after combing and I don't like the look of those bumps and bulks on certain parts of my hair.
I love this comment, thank you for sharing! Hair care is so personal and not everything will work for every single person, so tailoring the routine to your needs is so important.
I have struggled with getting "misshapen" hair and kinks as well from braids, so I have to be careful with how I do it 😊
Thanks for sharing!
Focus on your diet
that's serious dryness,,, do you have ethnic hair?? well, i can agree that leaving the hair alone for 2-3 days after washing works for me too. but i put some grapeseed oil massage oon the scralp. i just washed it,, it seems Too clean. (it's just very Delicate the day i wash it and let it air dry) the scalp oil will help and in 2-3 days it gets into nice condition, so then i can do things like massages, etc. but Yep,, my hair lieks to be left alone 2-3 days. i think i'm washing it every 5 days. (it's working) washing less is key key key
@@Rara-pr9wg good protein, some steak, olive oil, greens and just Good natural and Yummy fresh coooked food, Def. use olive oil every day (cook with it, or add it to some bread or pasta (like 2 tsp to 1 tbls should do it. Do it consisterntly,,, Im italian,, we have olive oil every day,
These are all great hair tips for all hair types this is a great video 💖
Thank you, I'm so happy you liked it! 🤗
Your hair looks a bit wavy when wet - I wonder if you could put a little bit of gel or curling cream in, and use a diffuser to set those waves 🤔
I love your hair color. It's so beautiful. How long do you want your hair to be?
Your hair is absolutely beautiful 😍 My hair is almost the same as yours..just not yet at classic length like yours ..my main problem is the hair sheds a lot..not sure if your hair sheds as it grows ?
Ive grown mine out fairly long from being blonde abd dry/damaged. I really miss my blonde highlights. My natural hair is really dark but shiny and healthy.
Great tips, love your voice! 💗
Love the video thanks for the awesome tips and love the accent btw!
Thank you!! 😊
In the snow with stilettos 😮 wow
Where there is a will, there is a way 😄
you are gorgeous and thanks for your tips !
Thank you! 🥰
What’s your favourite leave in conditioner. Do you use one in damp hair?
Also fave oil for the ends for shine or frizz?
but if i have grey hair....doesnt want to keep that way..ad i need to coloured my hair every 2 months...at the salon,.,,..it is not so heathy...but WHAT CAN I DO???
My hair is also bleached. I use a good hair mask once a week. I color my hair every 3 months. I'm considering coloring it every 6 months. We'll see.
Olpex 3
@@donnawhiteturkey7240 Olaplex is very awesome! I use it once a week. :)
Don’t be afraid to rock your natural color. Your hair will thank you for it. 😊
@@joannmclean6406 hopefully YOU will succed at6 months
So glad I watched this
I had the Kerastase thermoqique leave in cream in my cabinet I’ve had it for years and it could be off but it feels fine
I was about to buy a leave in conditioner but I’ll use that instead on damp hair. Also I gotta try the texture sprays and the quai pomade. I need it asap for my baby hairs on top of my head as hair spray I have is too heavy
What oil do you use for shine on the ends of hair? I gotta buy more invisibobbles lol I lost mine
I’ve just been wearing my hair in a bun every day
Try jojoba oil on your hair....it's actually the closest to human sebum.
My hair is is wavy so it gets tangles easily so that's one.
I tried rice water as a shampoo it work amazing
I've heard a lot of people love that!
Stay blessed ❤️
Thanks for sharing!
I was wondering that how do you wear your hair for sleeping?
Your Hair looks ABSOLUTELY 💯 % AMAZING and PHENOMENAL!! LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR HAIR AND THE COLOR!! PRETTY BEAUTIFUL GORGEOUS STUNNING AMAZING PHENOMENAL HEALTHY SHINY HAIR!! LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU SO SO MUCH!! ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ 💕 💘
Thank you!!! 💖
Where did u get that towel wrap?
Target has micro towels in hair products dept.
Henna , amla ritha shikakai diy shampoo , rosemary, brahmi , bhringraj have done massive work
Does store brought henna also works?
At the least, put your hair in a damp braid at night. Take out in morning when dry and it should have a nice wave to it.
Why? Her hair is lovely. I have a hint of natural frizzy wave and I would love to get a sleek straight style like hers without a flat iron.
I hope my hair is like yours in a few months 8/17
my hair is 31 inches or 78 centimetres
I bet it looks beautiful!
Link to your necklace please
What hair straightener do you use or does your hair dry straight
I feel people tend to over-dramatize stuff like that. Ok obviously bleaching and frying your hair is not good, but getting caught up in a jacket? really? My hair touch my butt and they're dyed and they get dyed every few months, I also straighten them everyday, maybe even multiple times a day cause they tend to get wavy. I understand I am also lucky cause i never had a problem with my hair not growing but this video insinuates to literally do nothing to your hair and live like a princess.
@Trinity M Agreed. Some hair types are tougher than others. I have a similar hair type to hers (Scandinavian) fine, delicate, straight and easy to break. You do actually have to treat it like antique lace or it will never get long and stay healthy looking.
People that are blessed with coarse hair types may be able to get away with rough treatment, but "Princess" treatment is actually a way of life for some of us 🤣
How long did it take you to grow that 40 something cms when you didn’t cut it, what I mean is how long did you go without cutting it?😊
I kept cutting it myself throughout me saving it, otherwise the ends would get out of control 😄 I couldn't tell exactly, I think 2.5 years? If memory serves!
Thank you!
Try Dyson blower ❤
I hate my curls so much i just want silky smooth calm hair
I have ringlets and wanted the same. I got a treatment in Ireland called “pro addiction “ and it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. It is made of keratin and doesn’t break down your hair. When wet, your hair is still curly, but if u blow dry it goes super straight. This treatment changed my life, never thought I’d be able to wear straight hair without being damaged
I wish i had the patience to let grow my hair
It's hardest at the beginning and then it gets easier the longer the hair gets!
@@SandraSkaar thank you so much I hope gets better
Gud dresses👍
SOOOO FLIPPY. 💗^💗 ME WANT. 💗^💗/ *touches hair* xD
Oh my goddddd you cut your hair
Сначала роди ребёнка, потом уже попробуй сохранить длину. Вот это будет полезный контент
Сначала попробуй не оставлять обесценивающих советов там, где тебя не просят, а потом с людьми разговаривай
È veramente un peccato che ti sei tagliata i tuoi lunghissimi meravigliosi capelli 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
Kerastase Génesis line would amazing for you