How To Grow Long Natural Hair (Detailed)
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2020
- In this video I discuss a few things that helped me grow my hair out. For some of the tips I go into detail. If you're looking for a "straight to the point" or "cut to the chase" kind of video.....this is not it. PLEASE do not watch or subscribe if you don't like detailed videos(seriously 😒). Im sure there are people on RUclips who share their tips in a way that suit your style of learning. Feel free to watch the videos that you like and leave the ones that you don't 😊.
NOTES
1. take photos
2. wearing hair up more
3. really moisturize hair
4. kept products affordable
5. oiled scalp more/more scalp care/scalp stimulation
6. didn't wash hair as often
7. included more oils in hair products and hair treatments
8. consistently wrap up hair in this order: scarf, shower cap, long skully and/or bonnet (mentions greenhouse method)
9. use less heat for styling; uses less heat for deep conditioning and hair masks
10. didn't comb hair as often; finger detangles more ofter
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Thanks love when people list what's happening in the video🙌
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Something about the way she doesn’t care about conforming to society makes her charming
Thanks! 😊
Everyone who has really long hair says they didn’t cut their hair. The people that cut their hair a lot doesn’t really reach super long hair. And your hair looks healthy.
I used to cut it all the time. I love fresh hair cuts but I would always cut too much too often. Thanks for watching!
Yes so true. I gave myself a serious set back this year. I did 2 trims this year cutting off about 4 inches in total. I could've hit tailbone length already. So now I'm trying to just leave it alone.
MilaMi That’s me! Too scissor happy! I had to stop❤️ thanks for the great video!
I use to cut all the time ! Every four months. Was so scissor happy ! I didn’t realize as long as my ends are moisturized and seals in faux locks protected , there is not need to trim that consistently! The most I will trim is once a year and that’s if I really really really need it. I have not trimmed my hair in 16 months, I am retaining length and with hair grease I have no fairy knots !
Disclaimer: I am a (30+ years) licensed Cosmetologist. Ladies, when you document your daughters hair length, use a tape measure, document the date, her height, and age. Keep a log book, so that you have written documentation along with photos in the event that you need it for legal issues. There is No need to trim hair unless there is damage. If you happen to go to a salon, first make sure that you confirm that they have a posted current Cosmetologist License for your state. During your salon visit, do not allow the stylist to turn you away from the mirror while trimming your hair. (Best to have a friend go with you.) From the consult and start of your hair service, it might be best to get a clear understanding with your stylist, and advise her/him NOT to cut or trim your hair, Nor use any trimming tools/scissors/clippers/edgers/or razors during your hair service. Some stylist want to “up sale” salon service prices or practice a hair style on you by insisting that you need your ends trimmed. Usually the trim turns into a hair cut from telling you 1/2” then they actually cut 2”-3” or more off, which can be significant length. Hair grows an AVERAGE of 1/2” a month, 6” a year. (One half inch per month, six inches per year.) So if the hair stylist cuts 3” of hair off, it will take you 6 months to grow it back. This is why we don’t think our hair is growing, because we keep cutting off the growth progress or using tools and chemical processes that damage and cause hair breakage. And please don’t get a relaxer or color bleaching, because your hair may break off in no time. I know American society is not adapting to the notion that Black Women and Black Girls could have, or grow long hair, but this can become the norm, if we take better care of our “Crown” and grow it as long and healthy as we like. For some reason, we always feel the need to prove to strangers that “This Is My Real Hair” by consenting to strangers touching or pulling ours or our daughters hair. I ask that you NOT CONSENT. You Don’t need to prove ANYTHING to ANYONE! Do not let strangers touch your hair, or your daughters hair, because you don’t know what type of “Spirits/Energy” or germs they carry (including Covid-19) or other viruses on their hands or under nails.
I pray my fellow natural “Crown” Sisters stay encouraged, and stay the course, retaining or achieving long healthy hair. God Bless
WOW😳👏 that was so informative thank you! do you live in lasvegas and do you still do hair? I Need so Much help with My hair it's Not even funny
@@michelleowens2737 Hello “Crown” Sister, thank you for the kind words. Actually I’m licensed and live in California, and no, I no longer have the salon open. Google your area for a natural hair care salon. I’m happy to help if you have more questions. God Bless
Thank you so Much.😊 To Make a very long story short I Grew up in Lebanon Oregon which was a very rule area and NOT 1 single black family lived there. My brother and I were the only 2 black kids in the whole school. So of course I didn't can get a chance to learn how to braid My hair down I don't have a clue what a Co wash or two strand twist Even Mean or what 4A 4B 4C. Means🤦 I'm 34 year's old Now but in My teens to late 20s I would relax my hair every single MONTH!😬 And because of that I experience dryness extreme breakage all over the counter sink on my comb hands everywhere and from a child to Now an adult My hair has Never went past My Neck. OKAY Maybe this is turning into a long story lol bare with Please. UPDATE: just recently after being sick and tired of my 5 inch hair I seem to stay at that Length literally my whole life I got sick and tired of it and I'm pretty sure It got sick and tired of me lol so after watching a lot of RUclips videos in regards to black women's hair I finally decided to do the BIG CHOP so I chopped off All my relaxed hair down to less than then a inch on July 18th 2020 then around the middle of October I noticed about 3 inches of hair Growth and around that time I relaxed My hair again it was either the beginning of October or the middle of October of this year. Mind you I live in Las Vegas so after I noticed a little hair coming in I went straight to the beauty supply store and bought a pack of hair and some glue and applied it right on top of that freshly relaxed hair smh I'm guessing that can't be good but I just don't have a clue to what I'm doing 🤷♀️ moving forward I did the big chop just recently AGIAN NOVEMBER 9 TH so just a few days ago. So now I'm sitting here once again with less than one inch of hair and synthetic bundles with the glue sitting directly on top of it. From A to Z I don't have a clue what to do NEXT ugh😵 I would appreciate any advice you may have for Me. because I'm tired of wearing weaves wigs I just want to grow long HEALTHY Hair
@@michelleowens2737 Hello “Crown” Sister, thank you for your reply. After reading about your quest for healthy long hair, I realized that it is your impatience that gets you back to square-one, with more big-chops after relaxer damage. But don’t be discouraged dear Sister. I empathize with you about not wanting to wear wigs and weaves as a protective hairstyle, it does get old and expensive. I would suggest that if you don’t know how to braid your own hair, that you find a local hair braider in your area. Since your hair is short, you will need add-in hair, and smaller hair parts for cornrows*** (Do not get individual braids), as a start. As your hair grows; have the braider give you wider hair parts and fewer, and fewer cornrow braids. If you notice the hairline loosening from growth; get a hairline only braid touch-up, to prevent the loose braids from pulling and breakage. Make sure the braider does not braid too tight that you have scalp damage and breakage. Take your own hair oil (I want you to add Wild Grow Hair Oil®️ (the green bottle) to your hair care routine), so that you know what products are going onto your scalp and hair. If the braider insists on shampooing your hair; take your own shampoo also. Wait until you get home before you lightly apply the Sulfur 8®️ because of the strong smell. After you grow enough hair length to wear a natural hairstyle, stop paying for the braiding service. Make sure you tie down your braids with a silky scarf or DooRag®️at night to prevent hair breakage and dryness from the cotton pillowcase. Between shampoo days/weeks, spritz your braids with very warm water to maintain the moisture. Tame the hairline baby hairs and flyaway hairs with the ORS Olive Oil cream moisturizer I suggested. I want you to avoid using alcohol-based hair gels, that are very drying to our hair. Moreover, I suggest you consult with your Medical professional to recommend vitamins. When you take down your braids, document your hair growth, contact “Auntie Sondra C,” then follow the at home hair care regimen I suggested before you have new braids installed. Remember hair grows an average of one half inch per month/six inches per year. (Three inches every six months.) You could probably rock a cute natural hairstyle with three inches of hair length. Please stay away from relaxers from this point on. Just be a little patient, and you will look-back on this as another natural “Crown” learning experience. YOU CAN DO IT!
Set the example, be a testimonial of encouragement to your fellow “Crown” Sisters.
Please let me know if you need more assistance. God Bless
Auntie Sondra C
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Disclaimer: I am a (30+ years) licensed Cosmetologist. Questions about Split-Ends. 9/29/2020
Ladies, there is NO need to cut your hair, unless it is damaged, or grows too long for you to manage or keep clean. Split-ends are considered damage, and may continue to split up the hair shaft if they are not attended to. I suggest that you gradually trim your ends and continue to baby them. I do not usually suggest a ‘big chop’ because this might be too traumatizing of a sudden change. Have a trusted person to look at your hair ends in “natural sunlight “ to give you a clear idea of how far up the split-ends go if you plan to trim your own ends. You may also ‘opt’ to ‘seal’ your ends with hair grease and tuck the ends using mini baby rubber-bands, and pay closer attention to your hair ends when you apply your conditioner. Your hair ends are the oldest part of the hair shaft and need more attention.
If you happen to go to a salon, first make sure that you confirm that they have a posted current Cosmetologist License for your state. During your salon visit, do not allow the stylist to turn you away from the mirror while trimming your hair. (Best to have a friend go with you.) From the consult and start of your hair service, it might be best to get a clear understanding with your stylist. If you choose not to have your hair trimmed or cut, advise her/him NOT to cut or trim your hair, Nor use any trimming tools/scissors/clippers/edgers/or razors during your hair service. Some stylist want to “up sale” salon service prices or practice a hair style on you by insisting that you need your ends trimmed. Usually the trim turns into a hair cut from telling you 1/2” then they actually cut 2”-3” or more off, which can be significant length. Hair grows an AVERAGE of 1/2” a month, 6” a year. (One half inch per month, six inches per year.) So if the hair stylist cuts 3” of hair off, it will take you 6 months to grow it back. This is why we don’t think our hair is growing, because we keep cutting off the growth progress or using tools and chemical processes that damage and cause hair breakage.
Use long established reputable hair care products. Find a good scalp cleansing shampoo for your hair type and use as needed; use warm water, seal in your hair moisture with your oil/hair grease of choice; massage and keep scalp moisturized and pliable with oil of your choice.
In my previous posts, I stated:
I would probably suggest that most natural “Crown” Sisters invest in a portable tabletop “Hair Steamer”, about $69 available on Amazon. Incorporate the use of the steamer in your regular hair care routine approximately every 2 weeks. The steam may help breakdown dirt, grim, “sugar”, salt, sand, and hair product buildup for before shampoo, or may moisturize the hair after shampoo by helping the hair cuticles absorb more water. This is like a tropical plant “greenhouse “ (humidity), affect for your hair. While vacationing on the Caribbean Island’s of Jamaica, Barbados, and St. Lucia, I noticed that the tropical plants were HUGE. These islands had humid greenhouse weather, full of trees and plants, you could not see the top of some of the trees because they were so, so, so, very tall, and the plant palm leaves were as wide as my hips!
As with any appliance or hair product, follow the manufacturers instructions.
Moreover, incorporate a hot oil treatment using your hair steamer, and allow the hair to cool-down after use. The cooling down may allow the hair cuticles to close before rinsing out the hot oil treatment products. Closing the cuticles may help protect your hair.
Stay away from high manipulation and high tension hairstyles; select an easy to maintain protective hairstyle; you may consider wearing beautiful headscarves as a protective alternative; no matter what style-protect your ends and hairline; cover your hair at night with a clean silk/satin scarf or sleep on a clean satin pillowcase. When needed, use finger combing (not fingernails), to detangle/or style as much as you can, but if you must use a comb, stay away from small-tooth combs/brushes. Try to avoid small-tooth blowdryer comb attachments or small sharp bristle blowdryer round brushes. These tools are notorious for snapping, splitting, breaking, and damaging hair. If you must use a blowdryer, try a comb-less blowdryer stretching technique, or opt for; a roller set with bonnet dryer or air-dry, consider air-drying braids or 2-strand twist, or wrapping your braid or ponytail with satin fabric to air-dry. You may want to purchase 2 sets of boar’s natural bristles brushes & wide-toothed combs with rounded teeth, wash & rinse one set, let air dry while you use the clean set, avoid brushing your hair too much when it is damp* to avoid split-ends and hair breakage.
Try to stay away from heat appliances, color bleaching, and relaxers that may cause hair damage and breakage. Depending on your hair health, it might be alright to silk press your hair a couple of times a year for special occasions, just not too often or too high of a heat, avoid multiple flat iron or marcel-iron passes, use a thermal hair protectant product, and use conditioner with your next shampoo.
Most of all, keep a healthy body and diet routine (consult your MD), hair usually reflects your diet and overall health. Don’t allow strangers to touch your hair or your children’s hair, you don’t know what kind of “Spirits/Energy ” or germs they carry (including Covid-19) or other viruses on their hands or under nails.
When documenting your hair or your daughters hair-growth-journey, use a tape measure, document the date, record your daughters height and age. Keep a log book (paper and/or virtual) so that you have written documentation, along with photos, in the event that you need it for legal issues.
I pray my fellow natural “Crown” Sisters stay encouraged, and stay the course, retaining or achieving long healthy hair. Please let me know if you need more information on natural hair care.
God Bless
Thank u sis ❤️
God Bless you!
She so pretty
Ikr. If she says she ain't photogenic, she's definitely videogenic 😂
Yes!
9:57 to 14:24 - back-to-back GREAT advice. I now put oil in my every-other-day cowashes (cheapie conditioner) and rinse after 10 mins under a heating cap. Hair just LOVES this. I have been doing GHE FOR YEARS as a natural but hated that ultra damp hair in the morning. Familiar with plastic cap moisturization because (and I age myself) I grew up with the Jerri Curl. BUT YOUR METHOD!!!!!!! I had to come back and comment. Not only does it save bed linen everywhere but hair is NOT ultra damp. YO! Thanks. My hair is living its best life.
I'm glad you found it useful. I was initially scared that the dampness would cause scalp irritation but so far so good. Thanks for sharing and watching! 😊
Not lazy. Minimalist with our hair and not been a product junkie. That's how I am growing my tightly coiled hair out. Your doing simple natural things to your hair and it's flourishing. When I listen to the natural hair community for the first two and half years of following them I didn't see much growth. Then I started to watch channels that did not have my hair type but they had all the things that I wanted for my hair I started to be more successful with my own. We can learn from each other because this is not a one size fit all community even though a lot of people in the community behave like that. xoxo
I agree with you. The green house effect? It helps. I oils my scalp and then wrap with cling film overnight and then take it out in the morning and it really good.
Love the nighttime hair wrap process. Definitely something I can try easily. Thanks!
You are so funny! You remind me of how I talk! Not trying to be politically correct, but get the point across for people to understand. I’m a new RUclipsr so I can appreciate what this took for you. Thanks and keep them coming!!
Notes 📝 from other person:
1. Take Notes
2. Don't Use Heat Often
3. Don't comb often; finger detangle often
4. Wear hair up more
5. Use : Bonnets, Scarfs, and ETC
6. Moisturize is KEY
7. Listen to your hair
8. Keep products affordable
9. Use good essential oils
10. Don't wash hair TO MUCH
(Not in order)
Your shirt matches the layout cover on your bed 😂
All i know isss… you doing it right! whatever IT is… you doing it right sis! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love how your regimen is simple. Some of our scalps don't like all of that fancy stuff and mine is one of them. Just like you i don't do much to my hair. When i was a kid my mom literally slathered that blue magic grease on my head, twisted my hair up and put some bows on it and i had tail bone length hair. It wasn't until i got a perm and started trying all this new stuff and products that my hair has fallen out. I am going back to what i grew up on! Grease and protective styling. You are beautiful btw
Thanks for watching!
You are funny and I love how real you are❤️ I follow the same rules but lately I have become a product Junkie😔 I use to didn’t care about the product But now I’m just being wasteful😩
😂😂 you're very funny..had me laughing all through the video. Loved the video though...thanks 😊👍
Lovely soothing voice and beautiful hair! Thank you x
Thank you 😊
I see why you’re so chill and your personality seems familiar to me. You’re from Cali! Great hair and channel. New subscriber! 💕
Thanks for subbing!
Goals ❤️🔥👏🏾 - Great video 😊
Thank you !
You are real. Thanks for sharing your journey. I have learnt a lot. 🤗➿
Thanks for watching 😊
I hv relaxed hair but I love your videos. Love from 🇬🇭
Greenhouse effect.
That's smart,I do the same once a month as long as you don,t load your hair with lots of products,also less manipulation on the hair,hydrating and oiling in between protecting styling also massages help to retain length for sure it works.👍
I completely get you in all what you said. Nice 👍
Thanks for watching!😊
Girl I started sleeping with a shower cap too coz I had to save my white sheets I was tired of trying to get the stains out. I'll try ur way.
My "extra" self buys extra sets of pillowcases to each sheet set, and switch out pillowcases every other day, because I hated the hair products on my pillowcases. Lol smh! Yep, makes more sense to just get a shower cap. Lol
I hated the stains 😩 The shower cap definitely helps.
But what helps when ur head feels too hot? I tried that but for some reason it felt like my head was very hot. Like it’s being trapped and can’t breathe. I tried poking holes in the bag but eventually took it off
@@abbb8238 That happened to me recently. My hair was too wet and I had to take the shower cap off. I think this work best when the hair isn't too wet. I also take of a layer if I feel like its too hot.
never been this happy to find a natural hair youtuber especially because you arent big on products ,my hair doesnt feel right with product id have to wash it off in2 days because it feels dirty
I don't like using too many products because it just becomes overwhelming😩 Thanks for watching! 😊
OH MY GOSH YESSS FINALLY, Finally someone that doesn't make trimming your hair everything. Yes trimming your hair has its benefits but what about the people that have their hair growing despite not trimming their ends a lot? or at all-
An English lady told me to try putting on the shower cap overnight. Never did. Thanks for sharing the benefits! Enjoyed watching ❤
I honestly just started doing it because I was tired of getting oil everywhere 😅.....but it does help with moisture.
See I’m that girl the one who wants to do quick styles I can take down do a quick scalp massage moisturize and seal and then put it back up. PROBLEM IS I’m not good at styling meaning I can only plat/braid , can’t even flat twist 🤦🏽♀️. Then there’s the issue of me only having about 2-3 inches of hair YEP I just did the big chop it’s real serious over here sis so now I’m working on protein moisture balance and trying to find ways to protect my ends/ retain length as my hair grows out.
It is very helpful. I stopped washing my hair so much so mine can grow back.
I can relate to you so well on trimming for about 3 years I ha e bee. Sissor happy when it comes to trimming my hair. I had watched a few videos and got really good at cutting my hair but I was continuously cutting 1- 2 inches and my daughter kept saying do you realize your hair would probably be to butt y now if your little sissor happy self would stop cutting it off so often. So I promised myself to not cut my hair for a year even though I still cut it 3xs. So now I have not been cutting my hair and I'm starting to see the growth my bair is now right below my ra strap and I won't lie I'm dying to at least cut it straight across but now I'm committed to not cutting it and it is really thriving. I leave it braided or in twists unless I have somewhere to go or an event to attend which I then put it in a ball. However, after watching you and a lot of other DIYers I now have a good grip on growing my hair. I still watxh and listen for new tips because now my goal is to reach waist length so thank you for all the info you provide! I'm loving my natural hair more than ever before! I hardly ever put heat on my hair but I straighten it in December after at least 8 years of no heat and I was flabbergasted when I saw my length! So now I have a really good routine down! Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge it was very helpful in me finding my way and now I take pictures also and I cam definitly see the difference! Thanks again!!!
It was up and moisturized...not up and forgot about, all dry and brittle😂😂😂 You are too funny!!
I have that same problem I am very scissor happy, I am definitely going to try trimming less.
I used to think my hair wasn't growing but I was just constantly cutting off my progress. I just love the feeling of a fresh cut but I've learned to only cut what is needed. Thanks for watching!
same ! I realized cutting my hair every three months like the natural hair gurus told me was making me believe my hair wasn’t growing either !
Just subscribed today u seem trustworthy unlike some of these other youtubers
Glad I found your channel. You are extraordinarily beautiful and I thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Thank you! ☺️
Greenhouse method does work. Just like when people had Jeri Curls. The hair grew like crazy. I put on plastic cap then wrap with a scarf etc, which gives a green house effect which is moisturizing. As for me with the plastic cap, I would do every two days. Heat comes from the scalp when wrapped.
Yesssss loved this
Hey luv, you look so pretty btw⚘💛⚘do you reccomend i make flaxseed gel to detangle my 4B hair?
Love your videos..
Can you show how you do the twist in your hair?
Thank you!
Two Strand Twist For Natural Hair | Protective Style
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Same style. I just wore it in a bun for this video.
Thank you 😊
You are THAT GORGOUS and dont think you´re photogenic... JESUS what is this world coming to????! Great video!
Thank you!
I got that long cap lol 😂 I think it was a lock cap or something. I got mine at beauty supply store
You're so pretty!!! 😍
Thank you 💕
IM NOT LAZY I JUST DONT HAVE THE ENERGY OR THE TIME TO PUT IN THAT MUCH WORK WHEN IT COMES TO MY NATURAL HAIR it was this statement that made me a subscribe you feel my pain lol
Naturally pretty girl
Lol u are so funny 😭‼️ New sub ❤️
Thank you so much 😁
Your hair is gorgeous! how often do you straighten?
Thanks! I try not to straighten it than two times a year. I usually do it every six months or so.
Girl you're hair is really long end thick
hi I I'm now apart of the family us small you tubers will make it
My problem is I just don’t like how protective styles look on me
Took me a while to find what works for me but I eventually figured it out.
can you do a tutorial for this hairstyle?
Mila what style is this n can u show a video on this??
Love your hair style going to try it . Girl I don’t follow all the rules either . The number one rule my hair like is to leave it alone.
I feel like I break all the rules. I had to come up with my own rule book.😂
Girl you're so beautiful
Did you ever try taking hair growth vitamins like biotin? Do you think they work? Your hair is gorgeous btw🥰❤️
I've used biotin before but never consistently. I've never noticed a real difference in growth. Thanks for watching! 😊
Do you do protien treatments
Long black one is a dread loc cap
ahhh im from baltimore! What school did you go to? Great tips girl
Coppin State University
Wait how are you NOT photogenic? Chile cheese 😂
The camera just doesn't love me 🤷🏾♀️😂
Oh wow u have nice hair I just subscribed 🥰 but did u use to have a relaxer or were u always natural
Thanks for subscribing!😊 I've never had a relaxer. My hair has always been natural but I used to press it way too much.
You naturally have thick luscious hair, though. So you don't have to struggle like the rest of us who have thin hair or who's hair is constantly breaking and we fighting to be at bra strap!
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Btw, I'm not on social media, nothing at all (it's by personal choice) and I don't think you're missing anything
What’s your fave protective style
Twist....Here's a video of that style: ruclips.net/video/k3VdedOpR5E/видео.html
Random but you sound like Tiana in princess and the frog
I love The Princess and the Frog. I wish I did sound like her it would make editing my videos more tolerable 🤣
Why don't you see if you can find a white cap to substitute for the long black one so that dye will not mess up your sheets
I never thought about that lol. I've actually changed the way I wash my sheets and I no longer have that problem. Thanks for the suggestion!
You are beautiful, own it
Thank you 😊
Love ur hair girl, nice tips didn't watch all had to forward too much talking. Will love it if go straight to the point with less explanation.
Honestly I talk a lot in general and did cut a lot of it out. I'm very new to social media in general and don't really post/have anything anywhere. I'm slowly trying to figure everything out and get used to putting myself out there. Me talking a lot is just something that I do (I can't help it)and it probably won't change. I completely understand if people don't want to watch/subscribe because of that and maybe I'm not the right fit for them. Thanks for watching!
You will definitely get there. Love you
@@milami. I think that explaining thoroughly is good, I wouldn't consider it talking too much! Tfs!
@@foreverblessed7326 Thanks!😊I know everyone won't like it but to each their own.🤷🏾♀️
At least it wasn't useless talking. She did an EXCELLENT JOB. She has taken the time and made the effort to provided as much detailed information to SUPPORT each of her tips so that we understand and appreciate them more. Unlike many other vloggers who just repeat stuff they've heard or make vague or sennsless statements.
Put speed on 1.75
Ur hair started out long already☹