Once I started deep conditioning weekly and trimming just my jagged ends every 3-5 months, I noticed such an amazing difference. Less tangling (virtually none unless I did a lot of styling that week), retaining more moisture, I went from low porosity to normal, more shine and thickness throughout the strands, and so much less breakage throughout the week and on washday. I chopped off all my hair in September 2020 and did this consistently up until now (Nov 2022). My hair is currently between shoulder and bra strap length depending on if it’s straightened out or not. If your hair is prone to dryness, breakage, and buildup on the scalp & you have finer density hair, I really recommend weekly wash and deep condition. Even when I get lazy, I start to see the single strand knots and brittleness coming back after more than 10days of no wash day. I have “4a” hair btw
I agree with deep conditioning weekly and trimming twice a year at least curly hair need moisture I had to learn that after going natural my hair was extremely dry needed lots of moisture.
that so good to hear and love all your recommendations! Yes, deep conditioning weekly is always my biggest tip. It helps so much with strengthening your hair!💕💕
The pre-poo advice was on point. I feel encouraged by the fact that you also occasionally leave your hair in a bun for days and let it get tangled and there’s a solution besides just “don’t do that.” Will definitely try it out.
Solution Aptosis foods lolLies lies lies lies the culprit Is bran endosperm and germ Carbs starches if its not whole grain its preventing ur hair growth
I’m African American and my bestie is Mexican. Went to the same hairdresser to get highlights. Her new growth hair needed to be highlighted way sooner than mine. It was drastically faster, in fact double the length in the same time. In 1 month her hair grew an inch and mine 1/2 an inch. So the rate of growth really is different based mostly on genetics.
I highly doubt that. What actually happened is her hair is probably straighter than yours, thus it appears her hair grew faster, compared to African American hair that shrinks up, especially at the root. If someone with straight hair is next to someone with curly hair, of course the straight hair appears longer due to the shrinkage of curly hair, even if the curly hair and straight hair are the same length.
@@deva190 And again, new growth at the ROOTS still look vastly longer on straight hair compared to coiled afro types. The vast majority of people grow six inches a year, black, white Asian. You can search up black women and white women shaving their head bald and compare the length after one year. The white woman's hair will look longer UNTIL the black woman straightens their hair and they are both the same length. There is no huge discrepancy in hair growth regarding race as so many love to believe.
@@brittanywilliams8653 There are actually difference in hair growth rates between 2 individuals even between 2 individuals of the same ethnicity. It is said that asian women tend to grow hair faster as well up to 1 inch a month compared to 1/2 an inch all averages. Also hair tends to grow faster during pregnancy because of hormones kicking in.
Thank you for mentioning genetics. People will literally ignore all healthy hair tips and blame long hair solely on genetics. When your hair is damaged, its because of bad hair care habits. But when your hair is long and healthy, its magically because of genetics.
@@user-ll5cc6pg4y That still isn't genetics. Most people with long hair keep it simple. Wash, condition, leave in, and one big plait or twist or bun. Hair retains length more easily when manipulated less with tools, brushes, and heat. That's not genetics, that's, again, practicing healthy hair habits.
I started deep conditioning for the past few months and my hair has grown so much. I also use a leave in conditioner. Will begin a pre-poo routine next weekend. Let me see how that goes.
@@zilana93 hey, I use hair cholesterol, a few hair oils like castor and amla or whatever you have, plus Aphogee's Keratin Reconstructor ( just started using that), mix all together, apply to my hair and leave in for about 2 hours before rinsing out. Shampoo your hair first then apply. I don't use any heat, just my body heat.
1)The more you treat your hair like a newborn and protect it, the less often youll need trims. 2) hair grows at different rates, asians usually grow faster, our issue is moisture and breakage. Nutrients oils are good for the scalp and dont forget to extra peotect your ends! Snd seal with oil! 3)protective styles :) youll have to figure out how often to change yours and dont do the same one with the same parting
Love this advice!!! Ive been growing my hair out for 4.5 yrs and I just keep it simple. I used Henna but my hair was hella hard even using oils, and it changed the color of my hair....I have used Olaplaex and it is a game changer it made a huge difference for me since it repairs the bonds from the inside out. Olive oil is a staple! Thank you for these tips Queen! Im due for a trim I just need to find someone I trust....
You can try using henna and mixing it with mayo, honey and yogurt an oil that you prefer, olive oil or sesame oil. It won’t make your hair dry بإذن الله. If you don’t want the dye instead of henna you can use green lote leaves podwer its called سدر in arabic. You can also mix it with the above options.
My hairs didn’t curl until I was 8, during 5th/6th grade I straightened my hair almost daily. I’ve been wanting to grow my hair thicker and longer so it would hopefully look prettier when it’s curly. These tips were very useful so thank you 😊
I noticed topical hair care is key to luscious locks but for me I noticed the best hair I’ve ever had came from a change of diet some things include eggs, avocados, spinach, Greek yogurt, protein, and more but this isn’t all I eat but it’s a healthy take on my diet and hair growth journey also take multivitamins and vitamin e and never skip a day❤
Love this!! I do the same with my deep conditioners. Haven't purchased regular conditioner in 5 years. I totally forgot about pre-pooing on the other hand - def gotta get back into it. Thanks for the tips girlie!!
Imo, 4 and 5 should be used for everyone when trying to grow your hair but the other ones not so much. I'm a 41 year old female and my hair is naturally curly and the length goes down past my butt without having to pull a curl down. Imo what works for one person may not work for another but the things I've learned in over a decade while growing my hair out is to wash your hair once every other week, make sure to apply oil to the scalp all the way to the ends of your hair. Don't use blow dryers or curling irons. Brush your hair once a week, and take vitamin D supplements and iron pill supplements daily. I started doing all the above over a decade ago and now my hair is past my butt, before my hair wouldn't grow past my shoulders. Also before I go to sleep I put my hair in one long braid to prevent breakage and wrap it in a satin or silk scarf and use a satin or silk pillowcase which also helps with preventing breakage. You can tell if you have breakage when you brush out your hair, if the length in the back isn't even and you have shorter sections that's a major sign. But everyone's hair is different and a lot of people like brushing and washing their hair daily instead of once a week so teach their own.❤ Also imo, I don't think eating healthy has anything to do with it at all, plus getting your hair trimmed keeps your hair looking healthy and it does promote hair growth imo. It's damaged hair anyways so you won't miss it.❤
Thank you so much for the advice! I love to do hot oil treatments they help so much and I also do conditioning treatments. My hair is still short but I just got a cut. You are the best girlie! ❤
All of the tips you just gave I have been doing. The only thing I do different is instead of henna protein treatment, I make my own homemade organic protein treatment with avocado, avocado mayo, and egg. Also, I do pre-poo hot oil treatment the night before I wash, every wash. However, I only wash every other week.👍😊
My sister had such long kinky 4c hair we had to cut it and I’m gonna have to try her routine that my mom is giving her because it seems to be working I just want long beautiful hair❤❤
Thanks for the advice! I'd say my hair is similar to yours. I've been deep conditioning, making sure I eat healthy, etc. I have questions: 1) I've never done a proteins treatment. Should I start doing it, or is my hair fine? I read online proteins treatment is good when the hair has been dyed, straighten, etc. I haven't straighten my hair in years and I avoid color hair dye. 2) What are your tips for trimming ends? I have lots of hair so I get nervous if I trim the curls will be uneven. I'm used to the hairdresser at salons straightening my hair and trimming but I now have my mom trim for me. I dislike salons since I always feel like they trim too much of the ends. But I'd like to learn to trim my hair myself every few months only when I see breakage starting to happen at the ends. My curly hair is currently up to my bra length when stretched but I'm hoping it can grow longer to waist/hip length. Not stretched is past my shoulders/my back.
I see many women w/very long hair recommending daily scalp stimulation but they tend to have straight or wavy hair. How can we do it w/out messing up curls & creating frizz?
Thank you. I use coconut, sesame, olive oil alone or with henna it makes a huge difference. i also mix with henna cloves water honey and mayo, sometimes yogurt. Flaxseed gel as well. Currently using Rosemary water, onion and garlic water not juice.
I accidentally burnt of a section of my crown area. I'm so mad cause it messes up a good amount of my hair styles. I'm in the process of growing it out.
I am white/Caucasian, and my hair is curly like African American. My mother just doesn't know what to do and treats me unkind. When I get a cut, they always make my hair look round. I need help.
Try using natural hair products like Carol’s Daughter or Camille Rose. They have rich hair creams and hair butters that are great for detangling and styling hair in twists, braids, or sleek buns. When styling - separate your hair in sections with satin scrunchies and use a spray bottle to wet each part of hair by styling one by one as you style. Put a dollop of hair cream with an oil of your choice like Argan Oil, or Kukui Oil cold pressed, or Extra Virgin Olive Oil or Jamaican Black Castor Oil and rub it with your hands and coat your hair. Take a detangling hair brush and brush it. Then twist or braid. When you are finished styling - let your hair air dry. Less heat means more health. Wash your hair at least once a week. Try DIY treatments like Rice Water Treatments, Rosemary Water Treatments or Apple Cider Vinegar Treatments. You could even mix Apple Cider Vinegar into your conditioner - after shampooing during wash days for your hair. Good luck!
Thank you so much @rimmelbaptiste9999. I was coming here to say something along these lines. Poor baby, I hope things work out for you. RUclips is a great resource for everyone with curly hair if you can't get help at home. Definitely do everything she said ^ get you a nice bonnet or scarf to sleep in too.
I dont know what your hair looks like, but I would recommend getting styling products to define your hair and products like conditioner or a detangler to help you when you brush it. Make sure to only brush your hair when its wet. If your hair is long enough, then braid it before you go to sleep
Is it bad to wet your hair everyday? I hate showering & not at least wetting it lol. Might not wash it but def wetting it. I’m wondering if that’s doing something to my growth.
If you have curly hair it’s actually advised to wet it every day ! Curly hair is naturally pretty dry so rinsing it while showing or spraying it down with a spray bottle is actually good for hair. The only issue is when you wash it w shampoo nd conditioner everyday because then you’re stripping already dry hairs of it’s natural oils. If you have straight hair I’m not 100% sure if the same rules apply
I’ve been wetting my daily , healthiest it’s ever been .I use to do braid outs and wash weekly , wasn’t working for me so I started doing wash n gos and my hair is thriving
Great video…I have the same hair and love the tips let’s me know I’m on the right track..recently made flax seed gel and it works sooo good I’m working on growth again after bleach…btw I love your watch what brand is it …Peugeot?
I just made flaxseed gel for the first time this past week too and I loved it! But I think I’ll use it more during the winter months because I need more gold😅 and it’s a Michele watch🤗. Thank you for watching 💕💕
Thank you for replying to my comment I have tried the wet line gel clear and not that much hold …but will try the blue one…I totally hear you on the get tired of the natural lol …I cut my hair several times got some bangs bleach …straighten every now and again …curls still in good shape 😍
I need help with my hair. I have high porosity hair and so it needs more moisture, so I add product to my hair everyday and my hair loves it and put it in a 2 braids to protect my hair. The only way my hair feels good when I damp it, if it's not damp then breaks off still. I also tried to be more gentle than usual and still breaks. I damp and apply product and then a oil to be moistured. When I am done I look at my hands and I see 1 or 2 breakage of little hair, it's not a alot tho. I added protein to my hair recently too. I don't know what to do!!
My Mexican friend cooked or prepared gelatin deserts so much. She said gelatin was a staple in her culture.Her American husband , who is bald, actually started growing fuzz on the top of his head. She also had a niece who had hair strands so thick it looked like embroidery thread.
I agree that genetics plays a huge role in hair growth rate, but people also fail to understand that even genetics can be influenced by environmental factors. This means that the way that you care for your hair can overtime increase the health and rate of hair growth, which can alter your hairs genes to grow more efficiently, quickly, and healthy, and that can be passed on to your offspring, enhancing their hair growth as well.
This might be weird but can you do one for curly people who have to wear caps at work ? (Also styling tips) I work in fast food so I have to wear a hat and I'm worried about any damage that might be doing from sweat accumulation / having to slicking the curls down, etc. Any tips would help and be greatly appreciated! (:
you definitely need to try keeping your hair in braids or twists withOUT gel. I love doing this because I don't have to worry about my hair in the morning, worry about it drying out, getting tangled, or thinning. Then after a few days you can have a braid or twist out. I have been doing this for months and have seen tremendous health increase in my hair.
So I'm going to be starting growing my daughter's hair next week and she wants to get the link here that you have in this vidso how do I do that because she has like mid back length hair
Hi! Prepoo that I usually use is just the plain aloe vera leaf and or olive oil! My fave deep conditioners right now are the shea moisture manuka honey & the Bread hair mask🤗
Thank you so much!🤗 I use actual henna powder & I get it from Amazon (no specific brand) and I just mix it with water to make it sorta like a paste and leave it on for a few hours!💕
Ok I have a really serious question when you say don’t wash does that mean like we can’t rinse it in cold water or like we can only use water for the week then shampoo and deep conditioner
I need some healthy and natural tutorials for curly hair, preferably a 2c-3a. The top is 2c, but the under is 3a. It is also frizzy and feels damaged. I’ve been searching but can not find any. Any recommendations, please feel free to share. I am trying to move away from harmful products, but it’s a slow process because of $. Any sustainable tips would be appreciated! Thanks!!🤍
My hair is a little longer than yours but it doesn't have the volume. That's the hack I'm trying to figure out. Also hair does grow at different rates. Nutrition on the inside makes a big difference. If your skin and nails reflects your diet why wouldn't your hair.
Not everyone has the same density of hair. Search that up, it may help some!! I’m still in denial about mine but doing my best to work with what I have!!
I am Ethiopian and i have exactly similar to your hair. Can you please tell me what type of hair you have? Like 3b, 3c or 4a? I am always unsure what type of hair i have. You are very beautiful :)
Do u have a whole deep conditioning video?! I want to wTch one i just live seeing all the long beautiful soft lovks ❤. Waiting for mine to be long and luscious again!
Start by using sulfate free shampoos and conditioners, and oils or grease. I'm not a hair guru or RUclips hair personality, but the products I use are simple. Camille Rose hair products, Doo Gro products and I also use a scalp massager when washing my hair. I also use Jamaican Black Castor Oil and other hair oils. Good to mix it up, or have variety!!!
Make sense..I have your length but not volume, overtime i have lost volume and even d curl pattern has changed...however I used deep conditioning once and my hair was falling out as I wash it out after the prescribed leave in time, I also ended up with rash along my hair line and areas of my scalp... I don't use aloe because it really itches my skin and scalp...olive oil I will try...I use to use olive oil leave in conditioner...I only wash with shampoo once a month...I work out n practice healthy eating...so I guess it's stress or hair product that's making my hair fall out as if I am on chemo 😔
I am not sure if you'll get this but my hair was thinning and falling out and it was my undiagnosed thyroid condition and my anemia. Go get your thyroid and anemia blood levels checked out by a primary care doctor it could save your life because you can get sick from those things but they're totally curable when once you start taking the right supplements for them your life can get back on track. Also you may have minerals in your water are hard water or like me you may have salt water marshes influencing your shower you might want to get a water softener for your shower head I've heard of some RUclipsrs using a Brita water filter for their hair to shampoo it and for spritzing
I get my henna powder from amazon (any organic henna powder will work perfect). For deep conditioners my fave lately has been the Shea moisture Manuka honey & the TGIN honey miracle mask💕
Once I started deep conditioning weekly and trimming just my jagged ends every 3-5 months, I noticed such an amazing difference. Less tangling (virtually none unless I did a lot of styling that week), retaining more moisture, I went from low porosity to normal, more shine and thickness throughout the strands, and so much less breakage throughout the week and on washday. I chopped off all my hair in September 2020 and did this consistently up until now (Nov 2022). My hair is currently between shoulder and bra strap length depending on if it’s straightened out or not. If your hair is prone to dryness, breakage, and buildup on the scalp & you have finer density hair, I really recommend weekly wash and deep condition. Even when I get lazy, I start to see the single strand knots and brittleness coming back after more than 10days of no wash day. I have “4a” hair btw
I agree with deep conditioning weekly and trimming twice a year at least curly hair need moisture I had to learn that after going natural my hair was extremely dry needed lots of moisture.
that so good to hear and love all your recommendations! Yes, deep conditioning weekly is always my biggest tip. It helps so much with strengthening your hair!💕💕
@@jennyydelarosa thanks :)
This!!!! I've been doing the same for 5 years and my hair went from shoulder length to my butt. It dose take time. 😁
Me too. I’ve always deep conditioned but noticed a difference with the trimming jagged ends
1. Deep Conditioning
2. Pre-Poo
3. Henna (every 4 months)
4. Regular Trims (every 4 months)
5. Satin Pillowcase/scarf/bonnet
6. Eating Nutritionally & Hydration
I SWEAR BY DEEP CONDITIONING TOO! No one believes me when I tell them this helps but they give me a hard time
The pre-poo advice was on point. I feel encouraged by the fact that you also occasionally leave your hair in a bun for days and let it get tangled and there’s a solution besides just “don’t do that.” Will definitely try it out.
Yes! I dont believe that any one thing is terrible for your hair as long as you do everything in moderation 🤗🤗
Solution Aptosis foods lolLies lies lies lies the culprit
Is bran endosperm and germ
Carbs starches if its not whole grain its preventing ur hair growth
I’m African American and my bestie is Mexican. Went to the same hairdresser to get highlights. Her new growth hair needed to be highlighted way sooner than mine. It was drastically faster, in fact double the length in the same time. In 1 month her hair grew an inch and mine 1/2 an inch. So the rate of growth really is different based mostly on genetics.
I highly doubt that. What actually happened is her hair is probably straighter than yours, thus it appears her hair grew faster, compared to African American hair that shrinks up, especially at the root.
If someone with straight hair is next to someone with curly hair, of course the straight hair appears longer due to the shrinkage of curly hair, even if the curly hair and straight hair are the same length.
@@brittanywilliams8653 No she was speaking of the new growth at the ROOTS, not the length of the strand. Besides, hair growth RATES do vary.
@@deva190 And again, new growth at the ROOTS still look vastly longer on straight hair compared to coiled afro types. The vast majority of people grow six inches a year, black, white Asian.
You can search up black women and white women shaving their head bald and compare the length after one year. The white woman's hair will look longer UNTIL the black woman straightens their hair and they are both the same length. There is no huge discrepancy in hair growth regarding race as so many love to believe.
@@brittanywilliams8653 There are actually difference in hair growth rates between 2 individuals even between 2 individuals of the same ethnicity. It is said that asian women tend to grow hair faster as well up to 1 inch a month compared to 1/2 an inch all averages.
Also hair tends to grow faster during pregnancy because of hormones kicking in.
Yes but why mention your races/nationalities? As if your race has something to do with your hair growth when it doesn’t….
Thank you for mentioning genetics. People will literally ignore all healthy hair tips and blame long hair solely on genetics. When your hair is damaged, its because of bad hair care habits. But when your hair is long and healthy, its magically because of genetics.
So so very true. It makes the whole discussion surrounding hair exhausting
@@user-ll5cc6pg4y That still isn't genetics. Most people with long hair keep it simple. Wash, condition, leave in, and one big plait or twist or bun.
Hair retains length more easily when manipulated less with tools, brushes, and heat. That's not genetics, that's, again, practicing healthy hair habits.
right!
I started deep conditioning for the past few months and my hair has grown so much. I also use a leave in conditioner. Will begin a pre-poo routine next weekend. Let me see how that goes.
How can I do deep conditioning?
@@zilana93 hey, I use hair cholesterol, a few hair oils like castor and amla or whatever you have, plus Aphogee's Keratin Reconstructor ( just started using that), mix all together, apply to my hair and leave in for about 2 hours before rinsing out. Shampoo your hair first then apply. I don't use any heat, just my body heat.
Rosemary oil works amazingly for hair growth.
Is it.ago 16 days i purchased rosemry oil still i cant see a different. How long should i use it to see a significant growth?
@@Rose-xo8mx I used it and I noticed a difference in 1 mth. My hair grew at least an inch and a half.
@@jill8573how to use it?
It's wash day today for me,I love watching hair videos while I style my hair♡
Haha I’m the same way! Thank you for watching♥️
@@jennyydelarosa ♡
1)The more you treat your hair like a newborn and protect it, the less often youll need trims.
2) hair grows at different rates, asians usually grow faster, our issue is moisture and breakage. Nutrients oils are good for the scalp and dont forget to extra peotect your ends! Snd seal with oil!
3)protective styles :) youll have to figure out how often to change yours and dont do the same one with the same parting
Love this advice!!! Ive been growing my hair out for 4.5 yrs and I just keep it simple. I used Henna but my hair was hella hard even using oils, and it changed the color of my hair....I have used Olaplaex and it is a game changer it made a huge difference for me since it repairs the bonds from the inside out. Olive oil is a staple! Thank you for these tips Queen! Im due for a trim I just need to find someone I trust....
thank you for watching! & yes, finding someone you trust for a trim is a tricky one haha😅
Are you use olive oil on its own?
You can try using henna and mixing it with mayo, honey and yogurt an oil that you prefer, olive oil or sesame oil. It won’t make your hair dry بإذن الله. If you don’t want the dye instead of henna you can use green lote leaves podwer its called سدر in arabic. You can also mix it with the above options.
I reached tail bone without this and my new goal is knee. This sounds like a good thing for me to try
My hairs didn’t curl until I was 8, during 5th/6th grade I straightened my hair almost daily. I’ve been wanting to grow my hair thicker and longer so it would hopefully look prettier when it’s curly. These tips were very useful so thank you 😊
I noticed topical hair care is key to luscious locks but for me I noticed the best hair I’ve ever had came from a change of diet some things include eggs, avocados, spinach, Greek yogurt, protein, and more but this isn’t all I eat but it’s a healthy take on my diet and hair growth journey also take multivitamins and vitamin e and never skip a day❤
Stop taking vitamin E supplements, studies have shown it’s linked to cancer.
Love this!! I do the same with my deep conditioners. Haven't purchased regular conditioner in 5 years. I totally forgot about pre-pooing on the other hand - def gotta get back into it. Thanks for the tips girlie!!
Ahh I always thought I was weird for not using conditioner 😅 thank you for watching!!!💕
Awesome! #SaveSoil ♡
Thank you for the tips! I want my hair to get long and thick.
Thank you for watching!!💕
Would you be willing to show in depth how you trim your hair?
Imo, 4 and 5 should be used for everyone when trying to grow your hair but the other ones not so much. I'm a 41 year old female and my hair is naturally curly and the length goes down past my butt without having to pull a curl down.
Imo what works for one person may not work for another but the things I've learned in over a decade while growing my hair out is to wash your hair once every other week, make sure to apply oil to the scalp all the way to the ends of your hair. Don't use blow dryers or curling irons. Brush your hair once a week, and take vitamin D supplements and iron pill supplements daily. I started doing all the above over a decade ago and now my hair is past my butt, before my hair wouldn't grow past my shoulders.
Also before I go to sleep I put my hair in one long braid to prevent breakage and wrap it in a satin or silk scarf and use a satin or silk pillowcase which also helps with preventing breakage.
You can tell if you have breakage when you brush out your hair, if the length in the back isn't even and you have shorter sections that's a major sign.
But everyone's hair is different and a lot of people like brushing and washing their hair daily instead of once a week so teach their own.❤
Also imo, I don't think eating healthy has anything to do with it at all, plus getting your hair trimmed keeps your hair looking healthy and it does promote hair growth imo. It's damaged hair anyways so you won't miss it.❤
I have naturally curly hair. I'm blonde. I'm trying to learn how to manage my hair better and growing it out. I get a trim once every 4 months.
I love your hair. I am growing out my curly hair and I agree with you O think one length is best with curly hair.
Your hair is so beautiful Jenny! Thank you for sharing your tips!! 🤍🤍
Thank you soo much!🤗 & thank you for watching💕
Thank you so much for the advice! I love to do hot oil treatments they help so much and I also do conditioning treatments. My hair is still short but I just got a cut. You are the best girlie! ❤
One thing that I did and really helped is scalp oiling and scalp massage
Yessss!!! Ppl sleep on scalp massages with oil or grease. I still grease my scalp and wouldn’t change it for nothing 💯
what kind of oil would you recommend?
@applesauce428 Amla or Jamaican Black Castor Oil
Me only wearing my hair in a high bun for years that it started giving me intense migraines and wondering why my hair isnt growing lol
All of the tips you just gave I have been doing. The only thing I do different is instead of henna protein treatment, I make my own homemade organic protein treatment with avocado, avocado mayo, and egg. Also, I do pre-poo hot oil treatment the night before I wash, every wash. However, I only wash every other week.👍😊
My sister had such long kinky 4c hair we had to cut it and I’m gonna have to try her routine that my mom is giving her because it seems to be working I just want long beautiful hair❤❤
Did it work for you?
Can you post the link to the henna you use? I’ve only heard of it for tinting the hairs color so I want to make sure I get the right one!
Thanks for the advice! I'd say my hair is similar to yours. I've been deep conditioning, making sure I eat healthy, etc. I have questions: 1) I've never done a proteins treatment. Should I start doing it, or is my hair fine? I read online proteins treatment is good when the hair has been dyed, straighten, etc. I haven't straighten my hair in years and I avoid color hair dye. 2) What are your tips for trimming ends? I have lots of hair so I get nervous if I trim the curls will be uneven. I'm used to the hairdresser at salons straightening my hair and trimming but I now have my mom trim for me. I dislike salons since I always feel like they trim too much of the ends. But I'd like to learn to trim my hair myself every few months only when I see breakage starting to happen at the ends. My curly hair is currently up to my bra length when stretched but I'm hoping it can grow longer to waist/hip length. Not stretched is past my shoulders/my back.
What deep conditioners do you recommend?
Thank you for the advice! Also; really cute jeans!
I love this! Also I really enjoy fenugreek oil occasionally for my scalp.
I see many women w/very long hair recommending daily scalp stimulation but they tend to have straight or wavy hair. How can we do it w/out messing up curls & creating frizz?
I have to try using the aloe leaf on my hair 🙌🏼
Please do!! It’s so hydrating!💕
Thank you. I use coconut, sesame, olive oil alone or with henna it makes a huge difference. i also mix with henna cloves water honey and mayo, sometimes yogurt.
Flaxseed gel as well.
Currently using Rosemary water, onion and garlic water not juice.
Loved it !!!!! So useful thank you Jenny! 🤍
Thank you SO much for watching!!🤗
I accidentally burnt of a section of my crown area. I'm so mad cause it messes up a good amount of my hair styles. I'm in the process of growing it out.
This video helped so much. Can you tell me anything about using olaplex no.3 on curly hair
I am white/Caucasian, and my hair is curly like African American. My mother just doesn't know what to do and treats me unkind. When I get a cut, they always make my hair look round. I need help.
Try using natural hair products like Carol’s Daughter or Camille Rose. They have rich hair creams and hair butters that are great for detangling and styling hair in twists, braids, or sleek buns. When styling - separate your hair in sections with satin scrunchies and use a spray bottle to wet each part of hair by styling one by one as you style. Put a dollop of hair cream with an oil of your choice like Argan Oil, or Kukui Oil cold pressed, or Extra Virgin Olive Oil or Jamaican Black Castor Oil and rub it with your hands and coat your hair. Take a detangling hair brush and brush it. Then twist or braid. When you are finished styling - let your hair air dry. Less heat means more health. Wash your hair at least once a week. Try DIY treatments like Rice Water Treatments, Rosemary Water Treatments or Apple Cider Vinegar Treatments. You could even mix Apple Cider Vinegar into your conditioner - after shampooing during wash days for your hair. Good luck!
Thank you so much @rimmelbaptiste9999. I was coming here to say something along these lines.
Poor baby, I hope things work out for you. RUclips is a great resource for everyone with curly hair if you can't get help at home. Definitely do everything she said ^ get you a nice bonnet or scarf to sleep in too.
I dont know what your hair looks like, but I would recommend getting styling products to define your hair and products like conditioner or a detangler to help you when you brush it. Make sure to only brush your hair when its wet. If your hair is long enough, then braid it before you go to sleep
Figure out your curl pattern girl then go from there (research that hair type)
Thank you! This is really helpful!!
Is it bad to wet your hair everyday? I hate showering & not at least wetting it lol. Might not wash it but def wetting it. I’m wondering if that’s doing something to my growth.
If you have curly hair it’s actually advised to wet it every day ! Curly hair is naturally pretty dry so rinsing it while showing or spraying it down with a spray bottle is actually good for hair. The only issue is when you wash it w shampoo nd conditioner everyday because then you’re stripping already dry hairs of it’s natural oils. If you have straight hair I’m not 100% sure if the same rules apply
Do not wet your hair everyday, yes it is bad. At least spritz it every other day. But try to refrain from soaking it everyday.
the two conflicting advices 😭😅
I’ve been wetting my daily , healthiest it’s ever been .I use to do braid outs and wash weekly , wasn’t working for me so I started doing wash n gos and my hair is thriving
My advice would be to try both methods for about 2 weeks and see which one works best for you. Everyone is different 💯
Can you share how you do your henna treatment? As to avoid breakage and such. Thanks
I will make a separate video on this but I just use regular henna powder and add water to it!💕
You are so right about hair growth! Such a big misconception about the growth of people who are considered black or Africa America.
Great video…I have the same hair and love the tips let’s me know I’m on the right track..recently made flax seed gel and it works sooo good I’m working on growth again after bleach…btw I love your watch what brand is it …Peugeot?
I just made flaxseed gel for the first time this past week too and I loved it! But I think I’ll use it more during the winter months because I need more gold😅 and it’s a Michele watch🤗. Thank you for watching 💕💕
Thank you for replying to my comment I have tried the wet line gel clear and not that much hold …but will try the blue one…I totally hear you on the get tired of the natural lol …I cut my hair several times got some bangs bleach …straighten every now and again …curls still in good shape 😍
how would this change depending on porosity / thickness / density?
Deep conditioners make a my hair shed so much compared to when I don't use it
Do NOT put it anywhere near your scalp. Only put it on the length especially the ends!!!
I need help with my hair. I have high porosity hair and so it needs more moisture, so I add product to my hair everyday and my hair loves it and put it in a 2 braids to protect my hair. The only way my hair feels good when I damp it, if it's not damp then breaks off still. I also tried to be more gentle than usual and still breaks. I damp and apply product and then a oil to be moistured. When I am done I look at my hands and I see 1 or 2 breakage of little hair, it's not a alot tho. I added protein to my hair recently too. I don't know what to do!!
Have you tried shia butter?
@@ALIA-ch7cr no but I should try it
I been doing aloe vera plant my hair loves it
What deep conditioners do you use?
maybe breakage, but my Mexican friends have super long locks and it grows ultra fast.
My Mexican friend cooked or prepared gelatin deserts so much. She said gelatin was a staple in her culture.Her American husband , who is bald, actually started growing fuzz on the top of his head. She also had a niece who had hair strands so thick it looked like embroidery thread.
@@deva190 I’m tempted to try ! I love long hair. Mine is getting long, but taking an eternity
Great Video your hair is so beautiful God bless you 🙏 ❤️ thank you for sharing:)
Love this! Just found your channel and subscribed. Question what henna treatment do you have?
Thank you! I just use regular henna powder and add water to it. No specific henna treatment🤗
What henna do you like best? Can you please advise or send link? Thanks!
How many years did it take to grow your hair this length from shoulders?
maybe 4-5 years? I honestly can't even remember😅
@@jennyydelarosa looks nice
Thank you for the tips ❤❤🥰🥰
I agree that genetics plays a huge role in hair growth rate, but people also fail to understand that even genetics can be influenced by environmental factors. This means that the way that you care for your hair can overtime increase the health and rate of hair growth, which can alter your hairs genes to grow more efficiently, quickly, and healthy, and that can be passed on to your offspring, enhancing their hair growth as well.
What haircuts do you get? Curly or regular cuts?? ❤I really want to know because I love your hair
Thank you so much for this video omgoodness ...😢😅 but question you mentioned Henna?? Why type of Henna products are you referring 🤔 too??
Can someone plz explain how to deep condition
This might be weird but can you do one for curly people who have to wear caps at work ? (Also styling tips) I work in fast food so I have to wear a hat and I'm worried about any damage that might be doing from sweat accumulation / having to slicking the curls down, etc. Any tips would help and be greatly appreciated! (:
you definitely need to try keeping your hair in braids or twists withOUT gel. I love doing this because I don't have to worry about my hair in the morning, worry about it drying out, getting tangled, or thinning. Then after a few days you can have a braid or twist out. I have been doing this for months and have seen tremendous health increase in my hair.
I’m bald but I liked this vid because she’s beautiful. ❤😊
Love this, if I may how old are you? Trying to make sure I can still achieve this length even at my age 😮💨
I want to add that i try to put a leave in in my hair or atleast my ends every night and sleep with satin pillow case
So I'm going to be starting growing my daughter's hair next week and she wants to get the link here that you have in this vidso how do I do that because she has like mid back length hair
Hey Jenny! Can you recommend a deep conditioner and prepoo? Thank you!
Hi! Prepoo that I usually use is just the plain aloe vera leaf and or olive oil! My fave deep conditioners right now are the shea moisture manuka honey & the Bread hair mask🤗
How do you deal with single strand little fairy knots? I have them all over and even high up on strands. If i trim them my hir would be short af
Cool love it … looks so nice love your curly hair I’m a curly RUclipsr 😎
thank you love!🤗
What kind of supplements and vitamins you are take?
Awesome video, what henna treatment would you recommend? Is there a specific brand that would be good for hair products? 😊
Thank you so much!🤗 I use actual henna powder & I get it from Amazon (no specific brand) and I just mix it with water to make it sorta like a paste and leave it on for a few hours!💕
I can’t help but die when you kept saying pre-poo
I am a child 😂
This is amazing, can you please do a video how you use your henna pre washing and post :)
yes I can definitely do that! 🤗
Beautifulllll ☺️
Thank you!! 😊
Ok I have a really serious question when you say don’t wash does that mean like we can’t rinse it in cold water or like we can only use water for the week then shampoo and deep conditioner
I need some healthy and natural tutorials for curly hair, preferably a 2c-3a. The top is 2c, but the under is 3a. It is also frizzy and feels damaged. I’ve been searching but can not find any. Any recommendations, please feel free to share. I am trying to move away from harmful products, but it’s a slow process because of $. Any sustainable tips would be appreciated! Thanks!!🤍
Thank you for the tips
great tips
❤❤❤❤love your hair
Thankyou for this video, what type of deep conditioner do you use?
such a great video!! thank you
thank you!!!🤗💕
one word: genetics
My hair is a little longer than yours but it doesn't have the volume. That's the hack I'm trying to figure out.
Also hair does grow at different rates. Nutrition on the inside makes a big difference. If your skin and nails reflects your diet why wouldn't your hair.
Not everyone has the same density of hair. Search that up, it may help some!!
I’m still in denial about mine but doing my best to work with what I have!!
Take care what is growing! I don’t think so may I care the old growth meaning the end of my hair
I am Ethiopian and i have exactly similar to your hair. Can you please tell me what type of hair you have? Like 3b, 3c or 4a? I am always unsure what type of hair i have. You are very beautiful :)
Step one and two: Have high porosity hair and the genetics and lifestyle to support tailbone length hair.
And can you mention the henna that you use ?
Do u have a whole deep conditioning video?! I want to wTch one i just live seeing all the long beautiful soft lovks ❤. Waiting for mine to be long and luscious again!
So beautiful!
I like to grow long hair but I don't know what products to use.
Start by using sulfate free shampoos and conditioners, and oils or grease. I'm not a hair guru or RUclips hair personality, but the products I use are simple. Camille Rose hair products, Doo Gro products and I also use a scalp massager when washing my hair. I also use Jamaican Black Castor Oil and other hair oils. Good to mix it up, or have variety!!!
what's the number one thing that can grow your hair
What’s your fav deep conditioners?
Is there a henna brand you use?
My hair is slightly straighter and im trying to get to this😩
When was your hair short? I did not see any short hair length.
But what shampoo ,deep conditioner do you is
What's the best for tangles ? 😭
Please tell me about supplements
what hair type is this? its so pretty!
AHH curly..typing isn't really scientific for curly haired ladies.
Maybe 3b
What is your hair type and density?
Make sense..I have your length but not volume, overtime i have lost volume and even d curl pattern has changed...however I used deep conditioning once and my hair was falling out as I wash it out after the prescribed leave in time, I also ended up with rash along my hair line and areas of my scalp... I don't use aloe because it really itches my skin and scalp...olive oil I will try...I use to use olive oil leave in conditioner...I only wash with shampoo once a month...I work out n practice healthy eating...so I guess it's stress or hair product that's making my hair fall out as if I am on chemo 😔
I am not sure if you'll get this but my hair was thinning and falling out and it was my undiagnosed thyroid condition and my anemia. Go get your thyroid and anemia blood levels checked out by a primary care doctor it could save your life because you can get sick from those things but they're totally curable when once you start taking the right supplements for them your life can get back on track. Also you may have minerals in your water are hard water or like me you may have salt water marshes influencing your shower you might want to get a water softener for your shower head I've heard of some RUclipsrs using a Brita water filter for their hair to shampoo it and for spritzing
always use what works for your hair type! your scalp might be sensitive to specific ingredients!💕
Fresh aloe has an irritating yellow sap that can irritate skin. Always soak it for a few hours.
Sounds like a thyroid issue.
Love your video
You so beautiful, wow perfect hair❤️🤗
🤗thank you SO much!
Where do you get your henna from? Also what’s your favorite moisturizing deep conditioner?
I get my henna powder from amazon (any organic henna powder will work perfect). For deep conditioners my fave lately has been the Shea moisture Manuka honey & the TGIN honey miracle mask💕