FINALLY someone who has a hair growth video NOT promoting not washing your hair!! When I began my hair growth journey I started not washing my hair as much as possible and literally it ruined my hair. I thought it was something else so I tried literally everything but it turned out I'm just one of those people that has to wash my hair at least every other day. So thank you for this video because now I feel less crazy!
I agree. I followed that trend of not washing my hair as much and ended up getting folliculitis! I also got a few bald spots from doing that. I realize now that by prolonging washing it caused clogged hair follicles. It makes a breeding ground for bacteria and build up
I have to everyday due to oily skin, you get the response of noooo stop and it won’t be as oily but for me it’s not over washing it’s just I have extreme oily skin and my hair suffers for it, everyone’s situation is different and we can’t all be placed in one box
It depends on your hair type because mine is dry, frizzy and pretty curly so I wash my hair once a week because washing my hair anymore than that in a week would just make my hair super weak and dryer. In contrast, my mum has very straight oily hair and she washes her hair every two days and that works for her.
I’d like to emphasize that nutrition is key for hair health and growth. You can put all the products on your head but those are temporary fixes. Fixing my diet and realizing my deficiencies was key to getting my hair back on track. If products aren’t working look at your diet!!!
The science behind brushing your hair from bottom upwards is the fact that when you brush it from the top of your head you only make knots tighter and end up breaking them with your brush. From the bottom, you can smoothly detangle them at their very tightest spot. Highly recommended!
Same here with drying! I put on a microfibre towel the moment I get out of shower, leave it on for about 30 minutes. After I’ve taken it out, I gently brush my hair with a wet hair detangler, let it air dry for about 10 minutes then finish off with my hairdryer on the coolest setting, and it’s always silky smooth and less frizzy than if I let it air dry completely. I always have this argument with others who are completely against using a dryer to dry hair, but honestly my hair thanks me for it.
I started using the Reactivate hair serum from litlllextra for the past month and totally switched from my old serum since the past two months. It's been great. I just apply it once every day with the spray pump that comes with the serum. It's very easy to apply, non greasy, and without any scent. The hair growth is so far so great, and it's only 1 month only and I plan to continue to apply it.
I appreciate it! I’ve been sticking to the routine you suggested together with reaactivate hair growth serum for approximately a couple of months and my hair already looks much denser.
the hair loss i've dealt with, that continued for many years, has finally come to an end thanks to the coccoonion shampoo, the coccoonion hair oil, and conditioner. now that i've started using the hair growth serum of reeactivate, i can see small new hair growth growing. thank you for your recommendations!
I shaved my hair off 6 months ago and I’m trying to educate myself on how to grow healthy hair FAST! Thank you for your video. Going to practice a few tips from this video to see if I notice a difference to my monthly hair growth.
@@Narii.eI would absolutely say that my diet and nutrition had the biggest effect on my hair growth. All these steps will to some extent help promote healthy hair but without a nutritious diet your hair would not look healthy or grow faster just by using these steps. The magic is in what you’re putting in your body which will make your hair grow so quickly! I’ve shaved my head 3 times now and have tried so many quick fixes but really noticed the difference when I changed my diet.
@@Tiddley Thanks for the update! What kind of diet have you focused on or foods you cut off to notice this change? Also have you used any hair growth oils like rosemary?
I used to have super wavy anf thick long hair. But ever since I don't wash my hair as often, sleep less, became vegetarian, and use no paraben sulfates and silicones my hair changed and is worse. Sometimes sticking to what works best for you is better than other people's advise.
Yes girl, I have thick wavy hair and it’s long and healthy and I do the opposite of this video, my hair needs sulfate and silicone due to our hair is super thick so need that extra moisture back in our hair.. do what your hair likes we all have different hair type! 🥰💜 hope this help!
@@christianlenik5307I'm vegetarian and my hair has never been this pretty. I eat lot of protein from plant based sources, and I haven't yet stopped eating egg
I have super straight hair like you. Last week I had a head massage and I used hair oil and I massaged it till my scalp. I shampooed 2 times a day and my hair was very healthy and smooth. I really wanted it to be long. I followed your methods and I hope it works for me. Thank you so much for these tips Audrey !! 😄
I like how she’s really putting out that ‘this is what works for ME’ because yes it works for her but that doesn’t mean it’s the magic solution to everyone’s hair
The reason your brush goes through much easier when it’s vertical is because the bristles align straight through. When you turn your brush the normal way and try looking straight through the bristles, they’re haggard and don’t align. But when it’s vertical you can see how they align in straight rows which makes it glide through your hair wayyyy easier.
Me and my friend were literally just talking about hair growth she recently got covid and was hospitalized and then was in a car crash ... Which caused her to lose A lot of hair I think it was the stress on her body ... Definitely going to share this video with her ❤️
Oh I’m sorry. I hope now she gets a reprieve from any and all stress. I hope she can now rebuild her health. Hair loss from stress and illness does grow back especially if you are younger.
Just an update for those who sent good wishes and vibes: all my hair is grown in and I’m letting the length catch up and the new hair is as healthy as baby’s hair 💙
When it’s my hair washing day I apply them Rosemary and mint oil by Mielle and keep it in for a minimum of 30 mins and it’s been helping with my itchy scalp ! It’s supposed to help your hair grow too but I’ve only used ir for a month so cant quite tell yet
I just bought this from Walgreens the other day, I’ve had dry scalp for like a year and could not figure it out. This immediately got rid of my dry scalp I’m so excited to keep using it
A friend who does hair styling recommended the litttlexttra reactivatte hair growth serum, and I’m glad I tried it. My hair looks fuller, and the volume is certainly coming back. I’ve gotten a second bottle..
These tips I've been using are so good! my hair went from damaged and dry some points. When I found out these tips for my hair it went so smooth soft and healthy
I chopped my hair in December 😭 out of impulse because I was depressed. But I actually really love long hair on me🥺🥺 hopefully I'll grow it to butt length this year😤
OH MY GOSH AUDREY THANK YOU, this was great, and it was awesome for someone to not tell me i have to have greasy hair most the week, you have beuatiful hair!
I hope you see this! I literally love ALL your videos! You were the one that got me into self care! I also have you on tiktok and you’re one of my favorite influencers! It’s because of you my hairs improved so much! Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ahhh this comment made my day. This is the main goal with my platform- to inspire you guys to practice self care & feel better about yourselves. So happy I’ve helped you, thank you so much for your support💗💗💗
I love your emphasis on scalp health. If the scalp, hence hair follicles, are compromised, then hair growth is too. Using a (large boar and nylon) Mason Pierson is my personal best advice. It increases blood flow to scalp AND distributes sebum (natural scalp oil). Best for straight or wavy. Taking a great Biotin supplement DAILY is also very helpful.
This is absolutely wonderful advise. Been growing my hair for 9 YEARS!! and it's only bra strap length. I quit SLS streatched my washes gave up heat etcetc. Still my hair grows so slow. I notice when I washed once a week I lose so much hair, it's also a greasy mess. I've switched to Co wash and I'm going to try washing every other day, and heavy oiling once a week. So far I've noticed less hair in my brush even though it's been 4 days.
I actually noticed that as well when I wash my hair more often my hair grows way faster. I tried the dirty hair and my hair was not growing how it should. When I wash more often my hair grows faster and overall healthier. Of course do what works for you but don't follow what everyone else does because it might not be for you or work for you.
Some hair tips I used and they worked for me! 1:Wash your hair every other day (If you wash your hair everyday your scalp gets oily and will tend to leave dandruff and will leave bald spots) 2:brush your hair at least 2 times a day (This helps your hair get rid of snarls and tangles) 3: I used a anti itchy scalp shampoo (Cause my scalp was really itchy this might not work for you but if your scalp is itchy I recommend this type of shampoo) 4: massage your scalp (this helps your roots relax and might help grow out your hair roots) 5: Get your split ends cut off or a trim (This will help remove the dead hair on your scalp and won’t be in the way for growing new hair) 6: Leave your hair in a towel after your shower/bath for at least 10 min (this will dry your hair but will also leave it a little damp and will help your hair when you brush it) 7: blow dry your hair with the cooler setting Bye!
Yes but for the towel one I would recommend using a microfibre t-shirt as it’s not as agressive and DON’T put your hair in a “twist” when toweling it up! This will lead to breakage and pulling in your scalp and damage your hair so just be careful!
advice for everyone, i’m a cosmetology student, dry scalp and dandruff are two different things, dry scalp is tiny skin flakes while dandruff is larger skin flakes. dandruff products will NOT work on dry scalp
You work so hard!!! It is so apparent how much you’re growing and getting bigger. I hope you become more and more successful in 2022 - praying God delivers blessings for you!
I have been watching your videos for over a year, and I see a difference in my hair health and growth. I have been waiting for a video on how to get rid of dandruff, so please make one! (BTW, no rush!)
hi!! im growing my hair from pixie cut length too but im just starting, over the time since your comment how far have you gotten growth wise? hoping to have my hair grown out enough before graduation!!
@@awstennn for one, I’m a guy so my hair doesn’t grow as fast as women, but I’ve gotten to my shoulders. Keep in mind I also have dry hair and it’s curly so my hair takes a while to grow out. The most important thing for me is to just focus on split ends. Nutrition is key
@@cragalega. amazing!! im glad it's worked pretty well for you. considering my hair type and that it grows decently fast, hoping to be at my shoulders by graduation!
Everyone’s hair is different! Some people need to wash their hair more frequently than others such as shorter or thinner hair. I have thick hair and when it’s long I used to wash it once a week now that it’s shoulder length I wash it every 4-7 days depending on how oily it gets. Do what works for YOUR hair type!
Love how your saying that whatever clean is for you. I see so many ppl saying to wash your hair once a week and for me that’s not gonna work. I do it every other day or else it will become so oily
Most of these are just healthy habits and I mean that in a good way! Someone recently told me that people with nice hair have a routine and I think that's true! Thank you for the tips, you have the most beautiful hair 😘
i really needed this video, because at the start of last year i had nearly hip length hair and impulsively decided to get a short pixie cut. basically hasnt grown since i cut it and its been over a year. im just really wanting my long hair back so i will be trying these
Girl this is so helpful I feel like we have the same hair type and out of the hundreds of videos I have watched this was the most helpful for me! Thank you
My hair is pretty thin naturally and strait and not thick in density but it was long and healthy for the most part. Got layers and told the person not to thin it out even more than it was and they did the opposite while cutting off too many inches 😭 what I do now is eliminate heat first and foremost, and I found it to be the most effective and secondly adding rosemary, ginger, and castor oil and massaging my scalp every other day. I put my hair n braids and I take biotin and vitamin D and lastly patience. So far I think it works 🙂
Love the video! Just a heads up from what I've learnt following the curly girl method.. it's good to avoid sulphates in shampoo however you then need to avoid silicones in conditioners as they can only be washed out with sulphates and will lead to product build up if you don't use sulphates.
This video was really fun to watch ❤ Btw as you've basically told a lot of stuff of what you do to your hair,so are we still getting the updated hair care routine ?
God bless you, This is my first time doing this and I CAN NOT TELL YOU HOW MUCH BETTER MY HAIR LOOKS! my hair is curly and when I brushed it using your technique it wasn’t poofy AT ALL!!!! ILYYYY(I LOVE YOU)
Usually treatment shampoos and conditioners want you to leave on your scalp for a few minutes. The conditioners are designed to be on your scalp. My scalp is dry so I need to put moisture on it. What a sweet child. I don’t mind listening to him hamming it up in the next room.
I put conditioner on the top layer of my scalp... not directly on the roots and can go up to 6 days without washing it or having to use dry shampoo (depending on the conditioner). Does that count as putting conditioner on the roots? Legit question. Because if I don't do this then I literally can't get a brush through the top of my hair without it being a knotted mess. Do you suggest I continue to do it how I do or stop this and just focus on mids and ends? If I should stop how do I keep the roots smooth, silky, and brushable?!
If you use silicones you have to use sulfates.. sulfates are the only thing that can strip off the silicone so that you can deliver hydration into the hair, otherwise you get a build up and your hair, even though it's still shiny from the coating on it, gets dry and brittle and snaps off. Hair oils (jojoba, argan, castor, ect) have the same smoothing and shine effect as silicones, and you don't need a harsh chemical like sulfate to get rid of it.
I noticed while I was on Niacin ( the kind that makes your skin flush) my hair grew over an inch a month. I actually measured it is how I know. Not sure why niacin did this but that was my experience.
Oil helps my hair grow faster, not washing it very often, and limiting use of shampoos. it’s definitely different for everyone. It just takes some time and experimenting to find what works for you.
a good diet (oats, fruits, vegetables, protein), lots of water and a good rosemary oil TONIC is a good start to keep your life easy and your hair healthy. I had a hair loss moment during a week this year and it was incredible how the rosemary tonic made it stop within 3/4 days, now I can see the baby hairs growing waaaay faster e stronger. super cool, she is so right about keeping your head clean also, very important
I’ve been on accutane for the past 6-7 months and my scalp has been so irritated/ dry/ flaky, and sometimes bloody (tmi sorry!) so I’m really hoping my hair will be okay when I go off it next week. I’ve always had healthy hair and taken good care of it but I’m worried accutane may have ruined that. But thanks to you and your tips, Ive continued to follow a steady routine in hopes it prevents a lot of damage in the long run! Thank you!♥️
I’ve been on accutane too! As of right now I’m 13 but I’ll be off of it when I’m 14, for me so far it has been around 3 months. I totally get the dry skin thing it’s so miserable! Just remember the marvelous positives accutane brings after all the pain!😂😂
I really hope accutane has worked really well for you and that your scalp gets better after you finish. Also, sooo happy to hear my tips have helped you 💗
I've been on accutane too, as much as it does wonders for my acne prone skin, my hair fall however has increased like top CRAZY! Glad this video ran into me!
I was on Accutane years ago and it had no effect on my hair and my complexion ended up being beyond anything I could have hoped for. Please make sure you hydrate by drinking lots of water and ask your Dr how to protect your joints because the Accutane will dry everything in your body out leaving you prone to joint pain.
Phenomenal video, super in depth and informative. Just wondering, when you put oil (ex jojoba oil) in your hair before shampooing, do you still only shampoo the roots? Is the shampoo rinsing down enough to remove the oil from the ends?
yes i’ve been only shampooing the roots twice and my ends are not oily at all i even apply a small amount of argan or coconut oil on my very ends every night they soak it up immediately without any residue
My hair falls out ALOT and I’m here to try many different things to get it to stop falling I also want it to grow it has been the same length for almost 6 months😕 and it’s really dry and damaged so I want it to be healthier!
You should try the K18 Molecular Repair Hair Mask! It's supposed to be better than Olaplex, because it rebuilds the entire chain, not just the broken bonds.
@@AudreyVictoria me too! That's why I was so excited to see if you've tried it yet! Will you be posting a video about it? Or is it just something you've started to work into your routine?
A lot of people talk about sulfates being very harsh surfactants, but sodium laureth sulfate (SLES) specifically has actually been shown to be a milder surfactant than a lot of other ones on the market. However, Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and ammonium lauryl sulfate are still quite harsh.
Hi Audrey, love your videos !! I’ve actually just started my hair journey and well I’m trying new things and tips such as not washing my hair for a week,using essential oils and looking at the ingredients in my hair products but I find that I’m losing more hair. Is this because of buildup, or not washing my hair as much and changing my routine quickly or is what I’m doing not right for my hair ? Should I wash my hair more than once a week ? Should I just go back to washing it everyday or just once a week? Im scared to try things and still see the same result. I have so many questions and am so confused and scared my hair will become super thin and take forever to grow to the rest of my hairs length :( I’d Love to hear what you think !
FINALLY someone who has a hair growth video NOT promoting not washing your hair!! When I began my hair growth journey I started not washing my hair as much as possible and literally it ruined my hair. I thought it was something else so I tried literally everything but it turned out I'm just one of those people that has to wash my hair at least every other day. So thank you for this video because now I feel less crazy!
I agree. I followed that trend of not washing my hair as much and ended up getting folliculitis! I also got a few bald spots from doing that. I realize now that by prolonging washing it caused clogged hair follicles. It makes a breeding ground for bacteria and build up
I have to everyday due to oily skin, you get the response of noooo stop and it won’t be as oily but for me it’s not over washing it’s just I have extreme oily skin and my hair suffers for it, everyone’s situation is different and we can’t all be placed in one box
It depends on your hair type because mine is dry, frizzy and pretty curly so I wash my hair once a week because washing my hair anymore than that in a week would just make my hair super weak and dryer. In contrast, my mum has very straight oily hair and she washes her hair every two days and that works for her.
Wow 😱😱😱😱
Exactly I actually always get hairloss when my hair is left oily or when i use oily products.
I’d like to emphasize that nutrition is key for hair health and growth. You can put all the products on your head but those are temporary fixes. Fixing my diet and realizing my deficiencies was key to getting my hair back on track. If products aren’t working look at your diet!!!
Yess girl
True. When I was living on my own, working 24/7 and eating poorly my hair was shit. I moved back to my parents' house and my hair is phenomenal!
This is such a good point!! Consuming protein and water are essential for healthy hair!
Thanks for the tip
Hi what did you change about your diet /any supplements?
POV: you’re watching this bc you regretted the second you cut your hair
Fr
not really I just want to make mine longer lol
ps: now I changed my mind
FR!!! I completely regretted it 😅
Exactly!!!
Relatable😅
The science behind brushing your hair from bottom upwards is the fact that when you brush it from the top of your head you only make knots tighter and end up breaking them with your brush. From the bottom, you can smoothly detangle them at their very tightest spot. Highly recommended!
Same here with drying! I put on a microfibre towel the moment I get out of shower, leave it on for about 30 minutes. After I’ve taken it out, I gently brush my hair with a wet hair detangler, let it air dry for about 10 minutes then finish off with my hairdryer on the coolest setting, and it’s always silky smooth and less frizzy than if I let it air dry completely. I always have this argument with others who are completely against using a dryer to dry hair, but honestly my hair thanks me for it.
I screenshotted your comment. I need to start doing that!!!
Yeah. My hair gets tangly if it air dries. I have to use a blow-dryer
@Karrambide how do you screenshot please
My hair is way harder to dry with a hair driyer if it air dry is it fells so nice
@@ritabrandow1318pull screen on phone down. You'll see a Screenshot icon. Click. Got whatever was on your screen at that moment. Hope helpful 💕
I started using the Reactivate hair serum from litlllextra for the past month and totally switched from my old serum since the past two months. It's been great. I just apply it once every day with the spray pump that comes with the serum. It's very easy to apply, non greasy, and without any scent. The hair growth is so far so great, and it's only 1 month only and I plan to continue to apply it.
I appreciate it! I’ve been sticking to the routine you suggested together with reaactivate hair growth serum for approximately a couple of months and my hair already looks much denser.
the hair loss i've dealt with, that continued for many years, has finally come to an end thanks to the coccoonion shampoo, the coccoonion hair oil, and conditioner. now that i've started using the hair growth serum of reeactivate, i can see small new hair growth growing. thank you for your recommendations!
Do you have high hair porosity?
I shaved my hair off 6 months ago and I’m trying to educate myself on how to grow healthy hair FAST! Thank you for your video. Going to practice a few tips from this video to see if I notice a difference to my monthly hair growth.
Can we have an update?
well? did it grow?
did it grow?
@@Narii.eI would absolutely say that my diet and nutrition had the biggest effect on my hair growth. All these steps will to some extent help promote healthy hair but without a nutritious diet your hair would not look healthy or grow faster just by using these steps. The magic is in what you’re putting in your body which will make your hair grow so quickly! I’ve shaved my head 3 times now and have tried so many quick fixes but really noticed the difference when I changed my diet.
@@Tiddley Thanks for the update! What kind of diet have you focused on or foods you cut off to notice this change? Also have you used any hair growth oils like rosemary?
I used to have super wavy anf thick long hair. But ever since I don't wash my hair as often, sleep less, became vegetarian, and use no paraben sulfates and silicones my hair changed and is worse. Sometimes sticking to what works best for you is better than other people's advise.
Yes girl, I have thick wavy hair and it’s long and healthy and I do the opposite of this video, my hair needs sulfate and silicone due to our hair is super thick so need that extra moisture back in our hair.. do what your hair likes we all have different hair type! 🥰💜 hope this help!
@@annalopez8788 exactly! she always disclaims that her videos are her experience and to find out what works for you!
This happened to me when I was a vegan…. Make sure you’re getting essential nutrients, get a blood test.
And what did we learn: EAT MEAT! Its good for your Hair! Protein!!!
@@christianlenik5307I'm vegetarian and my hair has never been this pretty. I eat lot of protein from plant based sources, and I haven't yet stopped eating egg
I have super straight hair like you. Last week I had a head massage and I used hair oil and I massaged it till my scalp. I shampooed 2 times a day and my hair was very healthy and smooth. I really wanted it to be long. I followed your methods and I hope it works for me. Thank you so much for these tips Audrey !! 😄
Did it work? And if it did how long did it take for you to see results?
I like how she’s really putting out that ‘this is what works for ME’ because yes it works for her but that doesn’t mean it’s the magic solution to everyone’s hair
You take such good care of your hair and taking care of your hair really takes effort and energy props to you
Does anyone else find her voice soothing lol 😭 😆
The reason your brush goes through much easier when it’s vertical is because the bristles align straight through. When you turn your brush the normal way and try looking straight through the bristles, they’re haggard and don’t align. But when it’s vertical you can see how they align in straight rows which makes it glide through your hair wayyyy easier.
Me and my friend were literally just talking about hair growth she recently got covid and was hospitalized and then was in a car crash ... Which caused her to lose A lot of hair I think it was the stress on her body ... Definitely going to share this video with her ❤️
I got telogen effluvium as a result from my covid. I wish her the best of luck!
Wishing you all best of luck ❤️
Oh I’m sorry. I hope now she gets a reprieve from any and all stress. I hope she can now rebuild her health. Hair loss from stress and illness does grow back especially if you are younger.
Just an update for those who sent good wishes and vibes: all my hair is grown in and I’m letting the length catch up and the new hair is as healthy as baby’s hair 💙
I lost about half my hair from Covid! I use morrocanoil products and it’s really helped
Your channel is growing fast!!! Well deserved 👏 content is always good
Thank you so much!! I appreciate all of you so much 💗
When it’s my hair washing day I apply them Rosemary and mint oil by Mielle and keep it in for a minimum of 30 mins and it’s been helping with my itchy scalp ! It’s supposed to help your hair grow too but I’ve only used ir for a month so cant quite tell yet
Yes i love that oil
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Do you put it on your scalp?
Oooooo I’ve heard really good things about mielle. I’m definitely going to give it a try.
I just bought this from Walgreens the other day, I’ve had dry scalp for like a year and could not figure it out. This immediately got rid of my dry scalp I’m so excited to keep using it
A friend who does hair styling recommended the litttlexttra reactivatte hair growth serum, and I’m glad I tried it. My hair looks fuller, and the volume is certainly coming back. I’ve gotten a second bottle..
For anyone to grow new hair should definitely use reactivate hair growth serum. Based on my experience, it really works.
These tips I've been using are so good! my hair went from damaged and dry some points. When I found out these tips for my hair it went so smooth soft and healthy
I chopped my hair in December 😭 out of impulse because I was depressed. But I actually really love long hair on me🥺🥺 hopefully I'll grow it to butt length this year😤
Same 😔
Same
How much has it grown?! Update!?
same huhu
same
OH MY GOSH AUDREY THANK YOU, this was great, and it was awesome for someone to not tell me i have to have greasy hair most the week, you have beuatiful hair!
I hope you see this! I literally love ALL your videos! You were the one that got me into self care! I also have you on tiktok and you’re one of my favorite influencers! It’s because of you my hairs improved so much! Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ahhh this comment made my day. This is the main goal with my platform- to inspire you guys to practice self care & feel better about yourselves. So happy I’ve helped you, thank you so much for your support💗💗💗
whats her tik tok lol
I love your emphasis on scalp health. If the scalp, hence hair follicles, are compromised, then hair growth is too. Using a (large boar and nylon) Mason Pierson is my personal best advice. It increases blood flow to scalp AND distributes sebum (natural scalp oil). Best for straight or wavy. Taking a great Biotin supplement DAILY is also very helpful.
This is absolutely wonderful advise. Been growing my hair for 9 YEARS!! and it's only bra strap length. I quit SLS streatched my washes gave up heat etcetc. Still my hair grows so slow. I notice when I washed once a week I lose so much hair, it's also a greasy mess. I've switched to Co wash and I'm going to try washing every other day, and heavy oiling once a week. So far I've noticed less hair in my brush even though it's been 4 days.
I actually noticed that as well when I wash my hair more often my hair grows way faster. I tried the dirty hair and my hair was not growing how it should. When I wash more often my hair grows faster and overall healthier. Of course do what works for you but don't follow what everyone else does because it might not be for you or work for you.
Some hair tips I used and they worked for me!
1:Wash your hair every other day (If you wash your hair everyday your scalp gets oily and will tend to leave dandruff and will leave bald spots)
2:brush your hair at least 2 times a day (This helps your hair get rid of snarls and tangles)
3: I used a anti itchy scalp shampoo (Cause my scalp was really itchy this might not work for you but if your scalp is itchy I recommend this type of shampoo)
4: massage your scalp (this helps your roots relax and might help grow out your hair roots)
5: Get your split ends cut off or a trim (This will help remove the dead hair on your scalp and won’t be in the way for growing new hair)
6: Leave your hair in a towel after your shower/bath for at least 10 min (this will dry your hair but will also leave it a little damp and will help your hair when you brush it)
7: blow dry your hair with the cooler setting
Bye!
Oki
I have a lot of long dead ends so if i cut my hair I will have really short hair
for tip one, washing once a week is good?
@@athena-sy2bz It really depends on your hair type. If washing once a week works for you, then perfect! But remember, don’t let it get TOO oily.
Yes but for the towel one I would recommend using a microfibre t-shirt as it’s not as agressive and DON’T put your hair in a “twist” when toweling it up! This will lead to breakage and pulling in your scalp and damage your hair so just be careful!
this video was so helpful! i’m obsessed with your new hair!!
oh my gosh, thank you so much 💗
advice for everyone, i’m a cosmetology student, dry scalp and dandruff are two different things, dry scalp is tiny skin flakes while dandruff is larger skin flakes. dandruff products will NOT work on dry scalp
THANK YOU!!!!! dandruff is caused by an overgrowth of naturally occurring fungus on the scalp!
That means u have oily hair
I think the majority of people know that by now…
@@ReflectingonReflectioni’m just sharing something i learned in class??💀
Audrey I really hope you see this cause you inspired me to start my hair care and now I love my hair thanks to you I owe it all to you
You work so hard!!! It is so apparent how much you’re growing and getting bigger. I hope you become more and more successful in 2022 - praying God delivers blessings for you!
I have been watching your videos for over a year, and I see a difference in my hair health and growth. I have been waiting for a video on how to get rid of dandruff, so please make one! (BTW, no rush!)
Thank you so much!! I’m in the middle of growing my hair and it is about pixie cut length. This is going to help so much you are literally my savior
💗💗💗 I’m so happy to help !!
hi!! im growing my hair from pixie cut length too but im just starting, over the time since your comment how far have you gotten growth wise? hoping to have my hair grown out enough before graduation!!
@@awstennn for one, I’m a guy so my hair doesn’t grow as fast as women, but I’ve gotten to my shoulders. Keep in mind I also have dry hair and it’s curly so my hair takes a while to grow out. The most important thing for me is to just focus on split ends.
Nutrition is key
@@awstennn but if your a woman and have straight hair it will probably grow faster with the right routine
@@cragalega. amazing!! im glad it's worked pretty well for you. considering my hair type and that it grows decently fast, hoping to be at my shoulders by graduation!
Okay but her hair is super silky and beautiful. Thank you for the tips!
Everyone’s hair is different! Some people need to wash their hair more frequently than others such as shorter or thinner hair. I have thick hair and when it’s long I used to wash it once a week now that it’s shoulder length I wash it every 4-7 days depending on how oily it gets. Do what works for YOUR hair type!
Your natural texture is so beautiful! I LOVE the waves! (And the vid!❤)
Thanks, I love my hair short but I made a promise to my bff that I would grow my hair to my waist in two years. This helped me out a lot.
Как успехи?
How's it going?
Love how your saying that whatever clean is for you. I see so many ppl saying to wash your hair once a week and for me that’s not gonna work. I do it every other day or else it will become so oily
Most of these are just healthy habits and I mean that in a good way! Someone recently told me that people with nice hair have a routine and I think that's true! Thank you for the tips, you have the most beautiful hair 😘
ur hair is literally so shiny and healthy looking
Congratulations, you found a guy in the comments
And yes I'm growing out my thick black curly hair
i really needed this video, because at the start of last year i had nearly hip length hair and impulsively decided to get a short pixie cut. basically hasnt grown since i cut it and its been over a year. im just really wanting my long hair back so i will be trying these
Girl this is so helpful I feel like we have the same hair type and out of the hundreds of videos I have watched this was the most helpful for me! Thank you
I have healthy and silky hair but I regret cutting mine and now I want long hair!!
Your hair is stunning in this video 🌺
What does she use for hair color??
My hair is pretty thin naturally and strait and not thick in density but it was long and healthy for the most part. Got layers and told the person not to thin it out even more than it was and they did the opposite while cutting off too many inches 😭 what I do now is eliminate heat first and foremost, and I found it to be the most effective and secondly adding rosemary, ginger, and castor oil and massaging my scalp every other day. I put my hair n braids and I take biotin and vitamin D and lastly patience. So far I think it works 🙂
A healthy scalp! Yes. I love the lustre in your hair.
I would LOVE to see a video on how you get your hair so SHINY!!! How do we go from dull to sleek?
Your edits of little videos was adorable lol this was such a fun video to watch ❤️ thanks for tips
I’m always so excited to see your new and old vids I haven’t seen yet! Thanks so much, you so helpful!❤️💕
Thank you so much for always being there for me whenever I’m sad and you’re the reason why I started this TH-cam channel please help me to grow
Love the video! Just a heads up from what I've learnt following the curly girl method.. it's good to avoid sulphates in shampoo however you then need to avoid silicones in conditioners as they can only be washed out with sulphates and will lead to product build up if you don't use sulphates.
thanks for all the tips, super helpful! also your lil edits in between are so good rlly made me laugh 🤣
This video was really fun to watch ❤
Btw as you've basically told a lot of stuff of what you do to your hair,so are we still getting the updated hair care routine ?
Yes absolutely! I’m actually still perfecting it but I have it down, I will share it with you guys!!
Hair cair growth and styling maintenance is always good.
God bless you, This is my first time doing this and I CAN NOT TELL YOU HOW MUCH BETTER MY HAIR LOOKS! my hair is curly and when I brushed it using your technique it wasn’t poofy AT ALL!!!! ILYYYY(I LOVE YOU)
Excited to try these tips! And you put an Amazon cart ! You a real one 😌
I don’t regret cutting my hair but I also don’t wanna wait 3 years for it to grow back to shoulder length
It will grow within a Year Maximum when your Hair is as Long as your Profile Picture is
I am happy to hear this video that teach how to make my hair grow faster than before.👍👍👍
your hair is really really long it is so pretty thank you for these ideas!! ❤❤❤
I love your videos Audrey and your hair looks stunning 😍✨✨
Thank you so much💗💗💗
Usually treatment shampoos and conditioners want you to leave on your scalp for a few minutes. The conditioners are designed to be on your scalp. My scalp is dry so I need to put moisture on it. What a sweet child. I don’t mind listening to him hamming it up in the next room.
Yess!! Setting those boundaries for your family! Love it💛 i couldn’t hear the little one at all during the video!
I put conditioner on the top layer of my scalp... not directly on the roots and can go up to 6 days without washing it or having to use dry shampoo (depending on the conditioner). Does that count as putting conditioner on the roots? Legit question. Because if I don't do this then I literally can't get a brush through the top of my hair without it being a knotted mess. Do you suggest I continue to do it how I do or stop this and just focus on mids and ends? If I should stop how do I keep the roots smooth, silky, and brushable?!
I have a shampoo with peppermint oil Every time I use it I feel it stimulating my scalp
Looking at your hair I will listen to anything you say. Your hair is so freaking beautiful
I was searching for this kind of video , thanks Audrey !
I only started watching since yesterday but I can’t stop watching your vids!!IM your biggest fan!!!Pla make a house tour video!
My hair grows so slow so this was very helpful
If you use silicones you have to use sulfates.. sulfates are the only thing that can strip off the silicone so that you can deliver hydration into the hair, otherwise you get a build up and your hair, even though it's still shiny from the coating on it, gets dry and brittle and snaps off. Hair oils (jojoba, argan, castor, ect) have the same smoothing and shine effect as silicones, and you don't need a harsh chemical like sulfate to get rid of it.
I love your video’s. You inspire me to take care of my hair. Keep up the amazing work!
That's great. 👍🙃
omg Tysm! This really helps me!
I noticed while I was on Niacin ( the kind that makes your skin flush) my hair grew over an inch a month. I actually measured it is how I know. Not sure why niacin did this but that was my experience.
Pls make a video on the best affordable haircare products in pH I have a really hard time picking which products are good for my hair low porosity🥺 ❤
Oil helps my hair grow faster, not washing it very often, and limiting use of shampoos. it’s definitely different for everyone. It just takes some time and experimenting to find what works for you.
What Type Of Oil Do You Use
a good diet (oats, fruits, vegetables, protein), lots of water and a good rosemary oil TONIC is a good start to keep your life easy and your hair healthy. I had a hair loss moment during a week this year and it was incredible how the rosemary tonic made it stop within 3/4 days, now I can see the baby hairs growing waaaay faster e stronger. super cool, she is so right about keeping your head clean also, very important
Bullshit
I love your videos !! Thanks for sharing your tips :)
Thank you for watching!! 💗
The mint helps stimulate blood flow to your scalp which makes your hair grow faster which means you dont have to leave it in your hair.
Okay, so around 2 months in, my hair grew 5 inches more. I’m impressed.
How ??
this video. but its also because my ahir grows really fast and right now its really long (3ft) yes i measured@@Unknown-im3iz
Did you do everything she mentioned in the video or is it mainly genetics for you?
Nope, I did everything. My family doesn’t have long hair genetics. I’m the first to have 3ft long hair right now @@mia9946
Literally not even humanly possible.
Thanks so much for this!! My hair is paper thin and my scalp is visible, and my parents keep telling me about needing to wash it more.
What would you recommend for thin frizzy slightly wavy hair? For hair growth, shampoo, and continuing?
Yeah that's what I have too. But my hair is thick. And frizzy
Utube rice water Rinse.
youre hair is so pretty!!!
Grew my hair from neck to lower back in only 2 years! Thank you!
Wow! Mine is currently between shoulder and collarbone and im trying to get to slightly longer than bra strap length
audrey's hair is the most prettiest weed i've ever seen
Girl I been growing my hair with u
Ive been sporting shoulder length hair since i was beginning high school and now am a college graduate, I hope this works cause im ready for a change!
I’ve been on accutane for the past 6-7 months and my scalp has been so irritated/ dry/ flaky, and sometimes bloody (tmi sorry!) so I’m really hoping my hair will be okay when I go off it next week. I’ve always had healthy hair and taken good care of it but I’m worried accutane may have ruined that. But thanks to you and your tips, Ive continued to follow a steady routine in hopes it prevents a lot of damage in the long run! Thank you!♥️
I’ve been on accutane too! As of right now I’m 13 but I’ll be off of it when I’m 14, for me so far it has been around 3 months. I totally get the dry skin thing it’s so miserable! Just remember the marvelous positives accutane brings after all the pain!😂😂
I really hope accutane has worked really well for you and that your scalp gets better after you finish. Also, sooo happy to hear my tips have helped you 💗
I've been on accutane too, as much as it does wonders for my acne prone skin, my hair fall however has increased like top CRAZY! Glad this video ran into me!
@@AudreyVictoria It has worked really well for me, thank you! ♥️ Just not so much in the hair department haha😂😂
I was on Accutane years ago and it had no effect on my hair and my complexion ended up being beyond anything I could have hoped for. Please make sure you hydrate by drinking lots of water and ask your Dr how to protect your joints because the Accutane will dry everything in your body out leaving you prone to joint pain.
Literally I obsessed with your hair plus tell
me how should often I trim my hair or cut
Phenomenal video, super in depth and informative. Just wondering, when you put oil (ex jojoba oil) in your hair before shampooing, do you still only shampoo the roots? Is the shampoo rinsing down enough to remove the oil from the ends?
If it's necessary u can!! N don't forget to condition it
yes i’ve been only shampooing the roots twice and my ends are not oily at all i even apply a small amount of argan or coconut oil on my very ends every night they soak it up immediately without any residue
@@municapello1315 thank you so much for replying!
That balayage looks fine af!
My hair falls out ALOT and I’m here to try many different things to get it to stop falling I also want it to grow it has been the same length for almost 6 months😕 and it’s really dry and damaged so I want it to be healthier!
i love your hair, thank you for these tips, they really did help!
You should try the K18 Molecular Repair Hair Mask! It's supposed to be better than Olaplex, because it rebuilds the entire chain, not just the broken bonds.
K18 made my hair so dry and brittle and idk why. I used it exactly as stated :(
yes, ive been using it recently and love it!
@@AudreyVictoria me too! That's why I was so excited to see if you've tried it yet! Will you be posting a video about it? Or is it just something you've started to work into your routine?
this is so helpful! Thanks! 💯
Ahh thank you so much! Ill definitely use these tips (:
Yay! I’m so happy to be able to help you get longer hair 😍
The best video on hair growth 👍👍💯💯
A lot of people talk about sulfates being very harsh surfactants, but sodium laureth sulfate (SLES) specifically has actually been shown to be a milder surfactant than a lot of other ones on the market. However, Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and ammonium lauryl sulfate are still quite harsh.
Yes, i found it too that unwashed hair falls more even blowdrying on the lowest setting when almost dried along with brushing makes the hair smoother
Hi Audrey, love your videos !! I’ve actually just started my hair journey and well I’m trying new things and tips such as not washing my hair for a week,using essential oils and looking at the ingredients in my hair products but I find that I’m losing more hair. Is this because of buildup, or not washing my hair as much and changing my routine quickly or is what I’m doing not right for my hair ? Should I wash my hair more than once a week ? Should I just go back to washing it everyday or just once a week? Im scared to try things and still see the same result. I have so many questions and am so confused and scared my hair will become super thin and take forever to grow to the rest of my hairs length :( I’d Love to hear what you think !
Thank you , this really helped ❤😊
Love your video :)