-regular trims -no heat, no processing -protective styles -leave-in conditioner (hydration and it locks in the moister) -Capillary Schedule (every week u do a mask, the normal schedule for hair is 1. Week = Hydration (fruits, Aloe vera, liquid pro vitamine b5) 2. Week = Hydration ('') 3. Week = Nutrition (oils, butters, etc.) 4. Week = Reconstruction (=protein e.g rice)) -consistency y'all you got this 😤💪🏻🔥💕💞💕 If you don't want to stop using silicons, try ACV rinse. It does the same thing and is way healthier and cheaper lol
UPDATE: Last year I remember I made a comment in a vid telling you I didn't want to stop using my certain products that had chemical ingredients because those were the ones that made my hair look the best, and I didn't believe in going cruelty-free, using oils and DIYs would change my hair. I commented being rude saying I wouldn't spend a fortune on products that wouldn't do anything. You explained about the "vicious cycle," where my hair was completely damaged BECAUSE I wasn't using the right products, and my hair would look nice after using them BECAUSE it was filled with harsh chemicals, but it ended up ruining my hair BECAUSE I wouldn't stop using them since I needed them, and the reason would go back to the beginning, which was I needed them BECAUSE my hair was damaged BECAUSE I was using them and I was using them BECAUSE I needed them......so you told me to give your vid a chance, and gave me some drugstore brand names. I just needed to say, OMG. YOU SAVED MY HAIR. At the beginning my hair looked HORRIBLE! I stopped using silicone/paraben products, so my hair shined in all its damaged glory. I purchased good shampoo/conditioner and natural oils and essential oils, wooden brush and all that. 3 months in and my hair looked worse and worse, BUT I didn't stop. Now, I can say that my hair reaches my butt and it's been the healthiest it's ever been. I continue using jojoba oil and castor oil, rosemary essential oil, and other stuff you recommended. I can't believe it, you were right. You really DO HAVE TO BE consistent. I hated changing my routine, getting rid of those products I used before, changing into oils, doing masks once a week, putting my hair in a braid, all that stuff. But I'm here to say you were absolutely right and you saved my hair. My hair felt like hey after the shower, now, its silky smooth without even putting stuff on it. I needed to come on here to just thank you so much. To you I'm just one more subscriber and I'm aware it may not mean anything to you, but to me, girl you saved my life, my hair is everything to me. You took your time to answer my comment even when you didn't need to, and explain to me how wrong I was. I feel right now I could still have my hair to my shoulders super damaged if you didn't answer back then. So thank you so so much, I just can't even thank you enough. Yeah yeah, to some it may just be hair, but to people like me, hair is just part of who I am lol Love ya
omg this makes me so happy 😭 Thank you so much for the update, I'm really happy you found something that's working better for you and that you're seeing results 💗
@@cup_noodles4788 Hi! YES OF COURSE. Let me just give a backstory so you understand my hair type. If you don't care, you can just go to the bottom of the reply lol. Hair Type: Thin and Fine - which means it get greasy in matter of hours, gets freezy without friction, get damaged by just looking at it, and I have so little it looks like its thinner the closer you get. BEFORE= Starting Point: I had my hair to the middle of my back, but it was so horribly damaged, I was going to cut it to a pixie, but I gave this channel a final chance, decided to try some of her tips and tricks. Bad Habits: I used to brushed my hair in the shower, or passed my fingers through them, I also towel dried my hair, which is super damaging if you have fine hair. I used to blow dry it and flat iron it. Always went to bed with the hair free, waking up with a giant mess. Used all kinds of silicone products to make my hair shiny and silky. Products I used: The products I used were really bad, with bad ingredients such as Garnier Fructis, Pantene, Suave, TRESemme, L'Oreal, Herbal Essence, OGX, Garnier Whole Blends. Some Bad Hair Ingredients: Ammonium laurel sulfate (ALS), Aquarex methyl, Betaime, Butylparaben, Chloride, Cyclomethicone, Diethanolamine (DEA), Diazolidinyl Urea , Dimethicone, Ethylparaben, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Isopropyl alcohol, Isobutylparaben, Lead, Methylgaraben, Mineral oil, Phenylenediamine (PPD), Polyethylene Glycol (PEG), Propylparaben, Sodium hydroxymethylglycinate, Sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), Sodium laureth sulfate (SLES), Sodium salt, Sulfuric acid, Sulfuric acid, Sulfate, Talc, Triethanolamine (TEA) I'm sorry I know its a lot, but basically the worst ones are parabens, silicones, fragrances, sulfates, talc, PEG, certain alcohols, mineral oil and others. NOW: Current State: My hair reached my butt, but I since have cut a little of it off. It is still fine and thin, but its not freezy, its not dull looking, its shiny on its own, and its silky on its on. Current Habits: I wash my hair 1-2 times a week, unless I have somewhere important to be, then 3. I don't brush my hair in the shower anymore, I don't pass my fingers through it either. I end every shower with a cold rinse. To dry it, I only use a cotton large t-shirt and I never rub my hair together, I only pat it dry. I put a carrier oil with an essential oil after every wash, and immediately let it air dry in a braid. If I comb my hair, I only use wooden brushes, a large teeth one mostly, or a smaller one before a shower or before bed. I put my hair in a braid before I go to bed. I don't use any other products on my hair, I don't style it, I just let it breathe. Once a week I do a deep hair mask, or a scalp treatment, and sometimes I do the inversion method. I don't use elastic hair ties and I hardly do any hair styles besides braids. I also get regular trims Products I use: I try to use vegan, organic, cold pressed, unfiltered or unrefined products Shampoo and Conditioner: Love, Beauty & Planet (I don't have money to spend, which sucks, so the cheapest I found was this $6 and it works great for my hair.) Hair Oils: Jojoba, castor, coconut oil (I put jojoba right after every shower, and its absorbed like a dream. I also use it during the week at the ends when they feel a bit dry, I use it if I have to comb my hair, to detangle it, basically for almost everything. The other 2 I use it for hair masks/scalp treatment) Essential Oils: Rosemary, lavender, tea tree essential oil (I combine jojoba with rosemary after every wash, and I put a few drops to the ends of my hair. I use the other 2 for scalp treatments.) Cold Rinses: Apple Cider Vinegar (Yes, it stinks, but after an hour, the smell goes away, and there is no smell at all. When I'm done showering, I always always always do a cold apple cider vinegar rinse, but I do not rinse my hair afterwards, I leave the vinegar on my hair. It has gotten rid of the dull looking hair, dandruff, and it leaves it super shiny. BUT I only use organic unfiltered apple cider vinegar, the others ones don't work.) Wooden Brushes: Tek Big Oval Hair Brush and Onedor Handmade 100% Natural Green Sandalwood Hair Comb (I only use wooden brushes, which to me, has 80% to do with my hair transformation. I cannot believe how a wooden brush can do such change. When brushing, ALWAYS start from the bottom up, never top to bottom, you lose way more hair that way.) Tools: Hair scrunchies & cotton t-shirt Hair Masks: 1. Jojoba & coconut & rosemary 2. Jojoba & rosemary 3. Coconut & lavender, etc. (For hair masks I usually switch up my carrier oils with essential oils) Scalp Treatments: 1. Castor & tea tree & lavender 2. Castor & tea tree 3. Castor, etc. (I also switch these up. I do this twice a month or so, depends when I want to. When I do these, I focus on massaging every inch of my scalp . Castor and tea tree oil are supposed to be agents for hair growth, and I am shocked to say THEY WORK.) I'm so so so so so sorry this is so much information :( I feel awful, but I think 40 or even 30% of hair regeneration has to do with products, and the other 60 or 70% with bad hair habits or inconsistency. I think just like she said, consistence is the best thing. There are soooo many more products I wish I could try, the Calia line, Innate life, Blue Beautifly, and a whooole bunch of oils like almond, avocado, olive, camellia, grapefruit, the list is endless. But for me, starting with just 3 oils and 3 essential oils, 1 vegan line for shampoo/conditioner, wooden brush, and cotton t-shirt was enough to change my hair.
@@AB-qt9gt Thank you for that incredible information, the backstory was definitely a must-read for me! Have you considered (or purchased) a silk/satin bonnet or pillowcase? I've heard they're also really good for hair.
None Existent I know It’s been a while but thank you so much for taking the time to write this super helpful comment! My hair is very similar to yours and I’ll definitely try some of the tips you shared and see if I can finally reach that butt length hair lol
How to care for damaged hair= cut it all off! My hair was so messed up and I cut it above my collar bones. I stopped dyeing and putting heat on it 5 months ago and it hasn’t been this healthy in YEARS. so worth it. No split ends, my ends are so soft I haven’t needed to cut it 😄 I keep my hair up everyday and only wash it twice a week with Calia ❤️
Honestly with trims you should Listen to your hair personally for me it’s kinda like if I have long hair but it looks and feels damaged what’s the point so try to prioritize health over length
I had to chop off my hair from butt length to shoulder length due to extreme hairfall. then I shaved my head 3 times in 2 consecutive years. now want to grow it out long.
Hey Anna...this is to thank you for all the info you shared ....my hair is currently 34 inch and credit definitely goes to you , Keren from beautyklove and also holistichabits
I just ordered the innate life rose elixir oil and their herbal mask because of your recommendation! I'm sooo excited to try it! What do you think of their rinse-out conditioner, leave-in conditioner, and other products? Let me know! xx
Hey Anna, could you talk about working out and taking care of your hair? I know it's not a good idea to wash everyday but I workout out 4-6 times a week. I have bad case of dandruff and dry scalp just finding good shampoo and conditioner is confusing. I'm still watching more of your videos to learn how to step my hair game up. Thanks you soo much!!
Thanks for the tips! Great for any hair type 😄👌🏾! It's definitely tempting to wear my hair out during the winter because the humidity is lower 😊, but protective styling is definitely better for length retention.
My hair doesn’t like coconut oil either so I use it for shaving lol no need to let it go to waste. Anyways some oils I’d recommend Jojoba, almond & grape seed
Same for my hair too 😞 So I am using Onion juice+ 2 sp castor oil + 4 or 5 sp coconut oil Leave it 1 hour and wash it I don't use any shampoo or conditioner Use 2 days in a week It really good for hair growth My hair grow one inches in one month Before that i use coconut oil in my hair daily but no use more hair fall . No hair growth 😖 But now my hair is growing ..
Will you be trying the new Innate Life sprays they just came out with? I would love to hear your thoughts on both of them; whether one is better than the other, or if they work best together.
Loved it, great tips Anna! I did a big chop when my hair was damaged but I think it's good to do small trims so it's not drastic. :) I still have to try the Shea Moisture Mask, I bought a sample packet of the manuka honey one. :)
@@drebae95 I liked it! It's super thick. I only used a little bit and I only left it on for a few minutes because of how heavy it is. My hair felt very soft and shiny! Still is actually, I did it two days ago. Next time I use it I will add glycerine like Anna did in her video. I just wanted to try it on its own first.
Many thanks to you, Anna, for educating and inspiring beautiful long hair. Now if I could just figure out why three people gave this thumbs down....jealousy most likely.
Thank you! I haven't tried it personally, but from what I've read, I think it would be really helpful for damaged or porous hair. I got it for my boyfriend's mom, even though her hair isn't damaged or porous, she's growing out her natural greys and she said that her hair was feeling more coarse and dry than before. She's started using it and has been really impressed with the results, so I think it's worth trying :)
Where did you get your moon bed blanket?? It’s so cute and I’ve been looking for one like that for a long time!! You have my same style haha. Btw I love you and your videos♥️
Hey! If you go to this link you can find a blanket similar to the one she has. Definitely not the same but if you want something like it. Here you go! www.themountain.com/sun-moon-fleece-blanket/
i dyed my hair around five times and bleached it like three times so yeah and my hair is bellybutton length and it looks pretty good but it’s so damaged and it’s beaks a lot
Anna how often should you trim your hair I know that you already made a video but I have waist length hair my damaged hair is about half a inch to a inch so how much should I cut please tell me
hey Anna! i really hope that you can help me. I have a lot of shorter pieces of hair ( it was falling off because i was really stressed and also i used to rip my hair off when i was super stressed) and i want them to grow as fast as possible! I already use scrunchies, wash my hair only 2 times a week, do hair rinses and oil treatments, never use heat/bleach/colour etc. AND i use a handmade wooden brush. Is there anything else i can do/ use to make my hair grow faster? also btw i sleep with french braids but i feel like the shorter pieces just split more when i sleep with them.
Hi love, you're definitely on the right track! Unfortunately, the rate at which your hair grows is genetic. If your body is still recovering from a period of extreme stress, it can take some time for that growth rate to balance out again. If you're noticing breakage at night, try using a satin pillowcase. This will prevent friction between the shorter pieces and fabric. You can find them really cheap at beauty supply stores or on amazon. Otherwise, it sounds like you're taking really good care of your hair! Just make sure you're also taking care of the inside of your body, try to eat a healthy diet and try to find a way to manage stress. I get really stressed really easily, so I always have to focus on chilling out haha. I hope this was helpful 🖤
Hey Anna needed your help I use powder of amla (Indian gooseberry)shikakai reetha(soap nuts)fenugreek seeds instead of shampoo is it good to use no shampoo?
Hello dear, I have waist length hair but my hair is damaged till shoulder length, should I cut it till shoulder length or go for trims every month? Also, will the split ends go up on my hair?
So does anyone know if you can still tone hair while growing it out? Will that damage it more? I have bleached hair and I want to grow it out but I’m afraid it will turn yellow if I stop toning 😬
Hey I am a new subscriber I have a problem with my daughter’s hair well it was like your hair texture smooth straight shiny but when I started to apply a chemical shampoo as a treatment for some kind of insect that comes always in the beginning of school I had to use it for 7 years and the result was her hair was damaged it becomes dry waves appears I can tell how it changes to a very ugly hair I had a depression because it was sudden since 5 years I am trying to bring her hair back again I tried many recipe sometimes it looks just like before and sometimes not so I have tried cornflour it gave me a good result but now it stopped to give me a good result I tried mixture of light oils because her hair is low porosity so mam can u help me please I really need someone expert to help me and all this change she has a thick hair please save her hair🌹🌹
My hair is quite healthy and shiny but it just gets really frizzy and puffy and idk what to do. I use sulphate, silicone, paraben free products and don’t really use heat, wash my hair 1-2 times a week and never brush it. please give me tips and tell me why it’s still like this 💗
I was in a comma 2 years ago. My head was shaved to drain fluid from around my brain. My hair is now at shoulder length but it looks awful. It's dry and looks and feels like straw. The tangles are like knots if I don't keep it in a pony. I'm natural blonde but it has grown in so many colors roots are dark brown now and the ends so blonde looks almost white. No dye no heat. I air dry only then always a pony. I've tried so many things Help please
shy gambino that’s ok! Everyone’s hair is different. My hair tends to do better with it during the winter than in the summer, but I use it all year round as a detangler
I used to have a leave in that didn’t work for me (it was the body shop’s rainforest leave in/detangler) and I diluted it with water and that helped a lot
Does anyone have any recommendations for a leave in conditioner for fine, low porosity hair, my hair goes greasy super easy and most leave ins make my hair feel waxy or greasy
The Sweet Pea leave in conditioner from Carina Organics is my all-time favourite. It's really light weight, it doesn't have that thick consistency. It's a nice mist and it makes my hair feel so soft and it looks really shiny too. I usually get it at my local health store, I think it's around $10 CAD :)
@@tasha1898 I usually go to Healthy Planet, but I've also seen it at Whole Foods, Goodness Me, and some Metro grocery stores have a "natural" section and they have pretty much all of the brands I can find at the health store :)
-regular trims
-no heat, no processing
-protective styles
-leave-in conditioner (hydration and it locks in the moister)
-Capillary Schedule
(every week u do a mask, the normal schedule for hair is
1. Week = Hydration (fruits, Aloe vera, liquid pro vitamine b5)
2. Week = Hydration ('')
3. Week = Nutrition (oils, butters, etc.)
4. Week = Reconstruction (=protein e.g rice))
-consistency y'all you got this 😤💪🏻🔥💕💞💕
If you don't want to stop using silicons, try ACV rinse. It does the same thing and is way healthier and cheaper lol
Yess
You mean rice water?
UPDATE: Last year I remember I made a comment in a vid telling you I didn't want to stop using my certain products that had chemical ingredients because those were the ones that made my hair look the best, and I didn't believe in going cruelty-free, using oils and DIYs would change my hair. I commented being rude saying I wouldn't spend a fortune on products that wouldn't do anything. You explained about the "vicious cycle," where my hair was completely damaged BECAUSE I wasn't using the right products, and my hair would look nice after using them BECAUSE it was filled with harsh chemicals, but it ended up ruining my hair BECAUSE I wouldn't stop using them since I needed them, and the reason would go back to the beginning, which was I needed them BECAUSE my hair was damaged BECAUSE I was using them and I was using them BECAUSE I needed them......so you told me to give your vid a chance, and gave me some drugstore brand names.
I just needed to say, OMG. YOU SAVED MY HAIR. At the beginning my hair looked HORRIBLE! I stopped using silicone/paraben products, so my hair shined in all its damaged glory. I purchased good shampoo/conditioner and natural oils and essential oils, wooden brush and all that. 3 months in and my hair looked worse and worse, BUT I didn't stop.
Now, I can say that my hair reaches my butt and it's been the healthiest it's ever been. I continue using jojoba oil and castor oil, rosemary essential oil, and other stuff you recommended. I can't believe it, you were right. You really DO HAVE TO BE consistent. I hated changing my routine, getting rid of those products I used before, changing into oils, doing masks once a week, putting my hair in a braid, all that stuff. But I'm here to say you were absolutely right and you saved my hair. My hair felt like hey after the shower, now, its silky smooth without even putting stuff on it.
I needed to come on here to just thank you so much. To you I'm just one more subscriber and I'm aware it may not mean anything to you, but to me, girl you saved my life, my hair is everything to me. You took your time to answer my comment even when you didn't need to, and explain to me how wrong I was. I feel right now I could still have my hair to my shoulders super damaged if you didn't answer back then. So thank you so so much, I just can't even thank you enough. Yeah yeah, to some it may just be hair, but to people like me, hair is just part of who I am lol
Love ya
omg this makes me so happy 😭 Thank you so much for the update, I'm really happy you found something that's working better for you and that you're seeing results 💗
Please tell me what products do you use now
@@cup_noodles4788 Hi! YES OF COURSE. Let me just give a backstory so you understand my hair type.
If you don't care, you can just go to the bottom of the reply lol.
Hair Type:
Thin and Fine - which means it get greasy in matter of hours, gets freezy without friction, get damaged by just looking at it, and I have so little it looks like its thinner the closer you get.
BEFORE=
Starting Point:
I had my hair to the middle of my back, but it was so horribly damaged, I was going to cut it to a pixie, but I gave this channel a final chance, decided to try some of her tips and tricks.
Bad Habits:
I used to brushed my hair in the shower, or passed my fingers through them, I also towel dried my hair, which is super damaging if you have fine hair. I used to blow dry it and flat iron it. Always went to bed with the hair free, waking up with a giant mess. Used all kinds of silicone products to make my hair shiny and silky.
Products I used:
The products I used were really bad, with bad ingredients such as Garnier Fructis, Pantene, Suave, TRESemme, L'Oreal, Herbal Essence, OGX, Garnier Whole Blends.
Some Bad Hair Ingredients:
Ammonium laurel sulfate (ALS), Aquarex methyl, Betaime, Butylparaben, Chloride, Cyclomethicone, Diethanolamine (DEA), Diazolidinyl Urea
, Dimethicone, Ethylparaben, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Isopropyl alcohol, Isobutylparaben, Lead, Methylgaraben, Mineral oil, Phenylenediamine (PPD), Polyethylene Glycol (PEG), Propylparaben, Sodium hydroxymethylglycinate, Sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), Sodium laureth sulfate (SLES), Sodium salt, Sulfuric acid, Sulfuric acid, Sulfate, Talc, Triethanolamine (TEA)
I'm sorry I know its a lot, but basically the worst ones are parabens, silicones, fragrances, sulfates, talc, PEG, certain alcohols, mineral oil and others.
NOW:
Current State:
My hair reached my butt, but I since have cut a little of it off. It is still fine and thin, but its not freezy, its not dull looking, its shiny on its own, and its silky on its on.
Current Habits:
I wash my hair 1-2 times a week, unless I have somewhere important to be, then 3. I don't brush my hair in the shower anymore, I don't pass my fingers through it either. I end every shower with a cold rinse. To dry it, I only use a cotton large t-shirt and I never rub my hair together, I only pat it dry. I put a carrier oil with an essential oil after every wash, and immediately let it air dry in a braid. If I comb my hair, I only use wooden brushes, a large teeth one mostly, or a smaller one before a shower or before bed. I put my hair in a braid before I go to bed. I don't use any other products on my hair, I don't style it, I just let it breathe. Once a week I do a deep hair mask, or a scalp treatment, and sometimes I do the inversion method. I don't use elastic hair ties and I hardly do any hair styles besides braids. I also get regular trims
Products I use:
I try to use vegan, organic, cold pressed, unfiltered or unrefined
products
Shampoo and Conditioner:
Love, Beauty & Planet (I don't have money to spend, which sucks, so the cheapest I found was this $6 and it works great for my hair.)
Hair Oils:
Jojoba, castor, coconut
oil
(I put jojoba right after every shower, and its absorbed like a dream. I also use it during the week at the ends when they feel a bit dry, I use it if I have to comb my hair, to detangle it, basically for almost everything. The other 2 I use it for hair masks/scalp treatment)
Essential Oils:
Rosemary, lavender, tea tree
essential oil
(I combine jojoba with rosemary after every wash, and I put a few drops to the ends of my hair. I use the other 2 for scalp treatments.)
Cold Rinses:
Apple Cider Vinegar
(Yes, it stinks, but after an hour, the smell goes away, and there is no smell at all. When I'm done showering, I always always always do a cold apple cider vinegar rinse, but I do not rinse my hair afterwards, I leave the vinegar on my hair. It has gotten rid of the dull looking hair, dandruff, and it leaves it super shiny. BUT I only use organic unfiltered apple cider vinegar, the others ones don't work.)
Wooden Brushes:
Tek Big Oval Hair Brush and Onedor Handmade 100% Natural Green Sandalwood Hair Comb
(I only use wooden brushes, which to me, has 80% to do with my hair transformation. I cannot believe how a wooden brush can do such change. When brushing, ALWAYS start from the bottom up, never top to bottom, you lose way more hair that way.)
Tools: Hair scrunchies & cotton t-shirt
Hair Masks:
1. Jojoba & coconut & rosemary
2. Jojoba & rosemary
3. Coconut & lavender, etc.
(For hair masks I usually switch up my carrier oils with essential oils)
Scalp Treatments:
1. Castor & tea tree & lavender
2. Castor
& tea tree
3. Castor, etc.
(I also switch these up. I do this twice a month or so, depends when I want to. When I do these, I focus on massaging every inch of my scalp . Castor and tea tree oil are supposed to be agents for hair growth, and I am shocked to say THEY WORK.)
I'm so so so so so sorry this is so much information :( I feel awful, but I think 40 or even 30% of hair regeneration has to do with products, and the other 60 or 70% with bad hair habits or inconsistency. I think just like she said, consistence is the best thing. There are soooo many more products I wish I could try, the Calia line, Innate life, Blue Beautifly, and a whooole bunch of oils like almond, avocado, olive, camellia, grapefruit, the list is endless. But for me, starting with just 3 oils and 3 essential oils, 1 vegan line for shampoo/conditioner, wooden brush, and cotton t-shirt was enough to change my hair.
@@AB-qt9gt Thank you for that incredible information, the backstory was definitely a must-read for me! Have you considered (or purchased) a silk/satin bonnet or pillowcase? I've heard they're also really good for hair.
None Existent I know It’s been a while but thank you so much for taking the time to write this super helpful comment! My hair is very similar to yours and I’ll definitely try some of the tips you shared and see if I can finally reach that butt length hair lol
How to care for damaged hair= cut it all off! My hair was so messed up and I cut it above my collar bones. I stopped dyeing and putting heat on it 5 months ago and it hasn’t been this healthy in YEARS. so worth it. No split ends, my ends are so soft I haven’t needed to cut it 😄 I keep my hair up everyday and only wash it twice a week with Calia ❤️
Grow beyond your dreams, Sarah!
Do an updated skin care routine please 🙏🏼 you’re glowing
natalie navas thank you! I’ll be doing one soon, I am wearing makeup here though haha
Honestly with trims you should Listen to your hair personally for me it’s kinda like if I have long hair but it looks and feels damaged what’s the point so try to prioritize health over length
I had to chop off my hair from butt length to shoulder length due to extreme hairfall. then I shaved my head 3 times in 2 consecutive years. now want to grow it out long.
How’s it going?
And she’s back🖤
Tasha Hollis I’m sorry 🥺🖤 hopefully I will be taking no more breaks 💗
Hey Anna...this is to thank you for all the info you shared ....my hair is currently 34 inch and credit definitely goes to you , Keren from beautyklove and also holistichabits
I just ordered the innate life rose elixir oil and their herbal mask because of your recommendation! I'm sooo excited to try it! What do you think of their rinse-out conditioner, leave-in conditioner, and other products? Let me know! xx
Hey Anna, could you talk about working out and taking care of your hair? I know it's not a good idea to wash everyday but I workout out 4-6 times a week. I have bad case of dandruff and dry scalp just finding good shampoo and conditioner is confusing. I'm still watching more of your videos to learn how to step my hair game up. Thanks you soo much!!
Thanks for the tips! Great for any hair type 😄👌🏾! It's definitely tempting to wear my hair out during the winter because the humidity is lower 😊, but protective styling is definitely better for length retention.
Can you talk about how to care of low porosity hair like products and to do or not for hair ??✨❤️
S N yes! Thank you for the idea 🖤
S N yess
What sucks about having long hair is flat roots😒😒😒😒
Rapunzel princess mine has always been flat because it’s fine 😅 it doesn’t really bother me that much
@@OrganicallyAnna Same! I can relate to this :)
I want flat roots I hate my poofy hair
@@soozana awww.. that's what you call desire which is never gonna end,😂😂
@@Labuenavidasurf it’s when your hair is flat at the top..it kinda looks like it’s stuck to your head.
While looking at the thumbnail, I couldn't tell where your hair ended and your butt began. So for a hot minute I thought you were a dog.
this is my new favourite comment, thank u
Something about this comment disturbed me but then I went back and saw the thumbnail again.
For some reason my hair doesn’t do well with coconut oil, thanks for the tips💕
Eileen I was think that I’m the only one that my hair don’t like coconut oil make it fall out 😫
Ivviviv Vogogho try Argan oil or jojoba oil are soft ,coconut is too heavy
My hair doesn’t like coconut oil either so I use it for shaving lol no need to let it go to waste. Anyways some oils I’d recommend Jojoba, almond & grape seed
Same
Same for my hair too 😞
So
I am using
Onion juice+ 2 sp castor oil + 4 or 5 sp coconut oil
Leave it 1 hour and wash it
I don't use any shampoo or conditioner
Use
2 days in a week
It really good for hair growth
My hair grow one inches in one month
Before that i use coconut oil in my hair daily but no use more hair fall . No hair growth 😖
But now my hair is growing ..
Will you be trying the new Innate Life sprays they just came out with? I would love to hear your thoughts on both of them; whether one is better than the other, or if they work best together.
Lindsay Cate yes for sure!! I’m so excited to try them
Thank you for your advice
My girl's backkkk🖤🖤🖤🖤
Loved it, great tips Anna! I did a big chop when my hair was damaged but I think it's good to do small trims so it's not drastic. :) I still have to try the Shea Moisture Mask, I bought a sample packet of the manuka honey one. :)
Ouu I can't wait to hear what you think of it!
I wanted to try that Manuka honey... How is it?(:
@@drebae95 I really like it!
@@drebae95 I liked it! It's super thick. I only used a little bit and I only left it on for a few minutes because of how heavy it is. My hair felt very soft and shiny! Still is actually, I did it two days ago. Next time I use it I will add glycerine like Anna did in her video. I just wanted to try it on its own first.
I have tailbone length hair. Does anybody else's hair actually get crazy tangled when you do a French braid rather than a regular braid?
Mine does sometimes when I'm taking it out! While I'm braiding it I keep stopping to brush through the length to try and prevent it 😅
Yes it happens to me:(
Finally updated, thank you so much!
Many thanks to you, Anna, for educating and inspiring beautiful long hair. Now if I could just figure out why three people gave this thumbs down....jealousy most likely.
Great tips Anna! I love your videos. What are your thoughts on Olaplex?
Thank you! I haven't tried it personally, but from what I've read, I think it would be really helpful for damaged or porous hair. I got it for my boyfriend's mom, even though her hair isn't damaged or porous, she's growing out her natural greys and she said that her hair was feeling more coarse and dry than before. She's started using it and has been really impressed with the results, so I think it's worth trying :)
You are the best💎
Thank you for everything.
I love your cat😻
Really love your channel!! ♥
Good video. Thought the thumbnail was a picture of a dog with nice hair😂
I’m earlyyy
I love you so much you inspire me so much💕
The 3 thumbs down are the people that are jealous of your hair
Please make a video on DIY leave in conditioner
I love your account so much💕💕
Where did you get your moon bed blanket?? It’s so cute and I’ve been looking for one like that for a long time!! You have my same style haha. Btw I love you and your videos♥️
Thank you so much! I actually thrifted it, I don't know where it's originally from :(
Hey! If you go to this link you can find a blanket similar to the one she has. Definitely not the same but if you want something like it. Here you go!
www.themountain.com/sun-moon-fleece-blanket/
i dyed my hair around five times and bleached it like three times so yeah and my hair is bellybutton length and it looks pretty good but it’s so damaged and it’s beaks a lot
Anna how often should you trim your hair I know that you already made a video but I have waist length hair my damaged hair is about half a inch to a inch so how much should I cut please tell me
Can I use my conditioner mixed with water in a spray bottle as my leave in? 🧡
hey Anna! i really hope that you can help me. I have a lot of shorter pieces of hair ( it was falling off because i was really stressed and also i used to rip my hair off when i was super stressed) and i want them to grow as fast as possible! I already use scrunchies, wash my hair only 2 times a week, do hair rinses and oil treatments, never use heat/bleach/colour etc. AND i use a handmade wooden brush. Is there anything else i can do/ use to make my hair grow faster? also btw i sleep with french braids but i feel like the shorter pieces just split more when i sleep with them.
Hi love, you're definitely on the right track! Unfortunately, the rate at which your hair grows is genetic. If your body is still recovering from a period of extreme stress, it can take some time for that growth rate to balance out again. If you're noticing breakage at night, try using a satin pillowcase. This will prevent friction between the shorter pieces and fabric. You can find them really cheap at beauty supply stores or on amazon. Otherwise, it sounds like you're taking really good care of your hair! Just make sure you're also taking care of the inside of your body, try to eat a healthy diet and try to find a way to manage stress. I get really stressed really easily, so I always have to focus on chilling out haha. I hope this was helpful 🖤
Can you please do a video about hair thinning at the end😂!
I cover this in my thick hair video 🖤
I feel like every time I sleep in a braid it’s super tangly they next morning. My hair is mid butt length and wavy.
My hair is wavy, and I have found that a bun on top of my head works best for me.
How many hair you lose in a day .. please make a video on it🙂
You are so pretty
Hey Anna needed your help I use powder of amla (Indian gooseberry)shikakai reetha(soap nuts)fenugreek seeds instead of shampoo is it good to use no shampoo?
Hello dear,
I have waist length hair but my hair is damaged till shoulder length, should I cut it till shoulder length or go for trims every month?
Also, will the split ends go up on my hair?
Ever used minoxidil
I took a shower and didn’t put any leave in or any products and i don’t want to wash my hair again what would be the best advice for this situation?
What about (hydrolyzed vegetable protein pg-propyl silanetriol) those are water soluble silicones are they damaging?
So does anyone know if you can still tone hair while growing it out? Will that damage it more? I have bleached hair and I want to grow it out but I’m afraid it will turn yellow if I stop toning 😬
Hey I am a new subscriber I have a problem with my daughter’s hair well it was like your hair texture smooth straight shiny but when I started to apply a chemical shampoo as a treatment for some kind of insect that comes always in the beginning of school I had to use it for 7 years and the result was her hair was damaged it becomes dry waves appears I can tell how it changes to a very ugly hair I had a depression because it was sudden since 5 years I am trying to bring her hair back again I tried many recipe sometimes it looks just like before and sometimes not so I have tried cornflour it gave me a good result but now it stopped to give me a good result I tried mixture of light oils because her hair is low porosity so mam can u help me please I really need someone expert to help me and all this change she has a thick hair please save her hair🌹🌹
Please upload a vedio about home made leave in
My hair is quite healthy and shiny but it just gets really frizzy and puffy and idk what to do. I use sulphate, silicone, paraben free products and don’t really use heat, wash my hair 1-2 times a week and never brush it. please give me tips and tell me why it’s still like this 💗
When the hair gets frizzy it usually means it's dry. Try using a leave in conditioner or oil in between washes to keep the hair hydrated and smooth!
Thanks for the tips aboot damaged hair eh
Miles Further lmfao I’ve never met a Canadian that actually says aboot but sure
I was in a comma 2 years ago. My head was shaved to drain fluid from around my brain. My hair is now at shoulder length but it looks awful. It's dry and looks and feels like straw. The tangles are like knots if I don't keep it in a pony. I'm natural blonde but it has grown in so many colors roots are dark brown now and the ends so blonde looks almost white. No dye no heat. I air dry only then always a pony. I've tried so many things Help please
Oleplex 3 helps damaged hair
Wow very nice & beautiful dear looking so gorgeous & i love ur silky shiny long hair.
Can you do a video on how to thicken hair?
I have a video about it already 🖤
can you PLEASE make one of how to stop my hair for falling out 😢😢😢😢
I already have a hair loss video 🖤
thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You have very beautiful hair 🌹💕🌹💕🌹💕🌹💕🌹💕🌹💕🌹💕
I still have the beach cosmetic marmellow leave in haven’t used it .. I wasted money ,, I just don’t like it . 😭
shy gambino that’s ok! Everyone’s hair is different. My hair tends to do better with it during the winter than in the summer, but I use it all year round as a detangler
I used to have a leave in that didn’t work for me (it was the body shop’s rainforest leave in/detangler) and I diluted it with water and that helped a lot
Same I love the smell so much but it doesn't really do much for my hair 😪
Does a scalp massager (from vanity plannet) damage hair?
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I've never tried it and I've never really heard anything about it so I'm not sure
Very Nicn you video
Damage where?! Lol
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I love you long hair
Does anyone have any recommendations for a leave in conditioner for fine, low porosity hair, my hair goes greasy super easy and most leave ins make my hair feel waxy or greasy
The Sweet Pea leave in conditioner from Carina Organics is my all-time favourite. It's really light weight, it doesn't have that thick consistency. It's a nice mist and it makes my hair feel so soft and it looks really shiny too. I usually get it at my local health store, I think it's around $10 CAD :)
@@OrganicallyAnna which health store do you go to? I live in canada as well so we might have it over here
@@tasha1898 I usually go to Healthy Planet, but I've also seen it at Whole Foods, Goodness Me, and some Metro grocery stores have a "natural" section and they have pretty much all of the brands I can find at the health store :)
I have that same blanket lol 😂🌜
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Beautiful 💋💋💋
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