Hi guys! So I'm commenting here in 2019 letting you know that clips from this video have been stolen many times to promote horrible hair growth pills and other scam products. I am not affiliated and do not promote any of the companies using my image! If you see ads on facebook or IG using clips from my videos please comment and let people know it's a scam and I do not endorse it! Even if they state I use it and give a false review. I don't!! This has been going on for a few years already and the last thing I want is people getting scammed into buying these products. P.s. I have tried reporting, getting the ads taken down and nothing works because they are not legit companies and come back the next day with a new company name. Thank you all for watching this video and supporting me!! xoxoxo
I’ve reported SO many of those... I always comment your name and channel and state you would NEVER support such products... I get blocked after doing so :(
Update of 2 years since I took her tips. Yeap this girl knows what she’s talking about. I took all her tips my hair is down my waist now. Remember that a good diet is the most important of them all
What really?! How was your hair prior to her advice? And what were the things you took on in your personal routine? I've heard that shampoo and conditioner leaves a waxy residue from all the other online reviews I read 😭 they were not positive. Her hair is goals tho!
Willow use a sulfate and silicone free shampoo and conditioner, make sure that it has some natural ingredients in it. It also depends on your hair type
@@blahblahFRANKIE I personally use the calia shampoo and conditioner, (even the same line as her in the video), and it is not at all waxy, oily, or even sticky! It's very very gentle, which gives it a soft feel! It smells amazing like rosemary, I live by this stuff! I've been using it for about 6 months.
1- wooden brush 2- hair oiling and scalp massage or oil the ends 3- healthy shampoo and conditioner Shower filter 4-6 days wash hair Hair rinses 4- Quit the heat Protective hairstyles for bed Eat healthy Trim split ends
all the tips: - use a wooden brush, european ones are best to buy online. - oils: argan, coconut, jojoba, neem or avocado oils. or essential oils like rosemary. leave it overnight or spread it through your ends everyday. - scalp massage with oils. - use organic shampoo and conditioner, with low ingredients so without the chemicals. - wash your hair every 4-6 days. - leave- in hair rinses: apple cider vinegar with water, rosemary water rinse. - limit your heat use. - use damage-proof hairstyles overnight and through the day, like a twisted bun or sidebraid. - eat healthy whole foods, natural whole foods protein and healthy fats. - for an extra use high quality supplements like MSM powder. - trim your own split ends. my own tip: - sleep on a real silk satin pillow case! it leaves my hair super soft and shiny overnight! all the tips really work! just memorize them everyday (:
3546sunny543545 once you start going longer without washing it, your hair will adjust. You'll notice it will get less oily over time. Mix corn starch and baking soda for a dry shampoo or you can buy one. I used to have to wash my hair every day but now my hair has evened out to every 4 days (I still shower everyday of course, but without washing it) 😊
Jay Jay literally me lol. I just chopped my hair and I regret it SO much. I’m on a journey now to grow it to waist length and I’m doing all the research I can!
My hair has gotten longer (at least five inches), stronger, healthier, and amazing- I've been using these tips for almost a year. My hair used to be terrible, but I have made my hair amazing. These tips WORK.
+Julia L They do work! I used these tips (which I knew and also googled on my own) to regrow my hair, which I lost to postpartum shedding/telogen effluvium after birth of my son end of 2012. I've gotten all my thickness back (had lost about 40%) and a lot more length than I ever had. My hair has never been this long and pretty, even after a huge shed like that, which is proof that certain methods do definitely work!
***** It will probably continue to grow curly, but as it grows longer, the weight of the hair will cause the curls to be longer and not pop out so much. I had the same issue when my hair was shorter. When it grew out, I no longer had the issue with the curly halo around my hairline, lol.
***** No, they don't pop up because my hair is kind of wavy-straight now because I put a relaxer in it. But when it was naturally curly, I would put gel on the edges and put a scarf over it, and let it dry, then when I would take the scarf off, the curls would be down flat. But in high humidity (I live in the southeast USA), they would pop back up sometimes...so that is why I chemically straightened my hair...because it was too thick and too much to manage. I broke combs off in it.
***** Aww! You're welcome! I'm so happy for you! My grandma has wiry silver/gray wavy hair and she uses it too, as her edges curl up. I've used the scarf method for years and it does work wonders! Especially when adding a little edge control gel, pomade, or a tad of hair spray for extra control...once it dries the hair typically stays flat. I love to wear my hair up pretty much all the time, and so I like to use the scarf method daily! Glad it worked for you! There is lots of info on the scarf method on hair care blogs and forums (just Google it)...that's how I learned about it, and also I found it by trial and error because my hair was too frizzy and puffy. Such a simple remedy!
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Wow after watching this video I have so much more insight to women who have straight hair and their healthy haircare regimen. Your hair care routine is not much different from someone with a curly or kinky texture who is dedicated to having healthy long hair. I now realize that every hair type desires the same love and detailed care no matter the texture. I would say that your regimen is very similar to mine. A few differences would be -- I have to sleep with a satin scarf and pillowcase so that my hair does not dry out from a cotton fabric. Since my hair is more kinky my natural oils do not reach the tips of my hair easily as it would with someone with straight hair, so I have ensure that my hair is properly hydrated and moisturized. I also deep condition quite a bit more. I wear protective styles almost 90% of the time. I do my best to stay away from heat and I wash my hair once a week or once every other week. I nourish my hair with natural oils as well. I also do scalp massages to stimulate growth. Thank you for sharing your tips.
Felicia Mesadieu Do you brush your hair? So many people say to not brush curly hair, but I really don't think that's true. I have mildly curly hair and brush it when dry and add oil to my hair, but what about those who have super thick curly hair?
AbnormallyYours I have insanely thick and curly hair and I never brush my hair. Curly hair is prone to breakage and it will dry out if you use a brush. Just use your fingers for detangling. It does the job and won't break your hair.
Felicia Mesadieu I love your reply! My hair is hip length and the lengths I go to keep it healthy are ridiculous! Deep conditioning, oils, meticulously trimming split ends, non tension hairstyles, certain brushes, no heat, vitamins etc.... it's a lot of work and exhausting but I like long hair so it's not even a choice whether to take extreme care of it or not.
She really invests a lot of money and time on her hair and skin The essential oils and even the shampoos cost so much for middle class people Its funny how healthy stuff is more expensive
My shampoo is baby detangle shampoo in the baby section. I have colored my hair for 50 years. No beauty shop. Dollar tree color $1.00. I have long thick hair and no one but me takes care of it. Trim ends after shampoo it. Cool rinse.
It’s common sense. Quality things cost more. Cheap shampoos and conditioners have cheap horrible ingredients. Just like with the food you put in your body. Top ramen is cheap but it’s horrible for you.
The things she uses aren’t essential tho If you buy basic healthy stuff, it’s quite cheap. For example, you don’t need special herb teas and whatnot, just get regular green tea lmao (it’s still healthy)
+Snorri Snibble you can mix sesame oil + castor oil +almond oil + homemade garlic oil (garlic+olive oil leave it for 3 days then use it with other oils
I have no idea how I found this video, but I'm very happy I have! You're really lovely to listen to and you explain things brilliantly! I'm walking away from this video with so many ideas and feel so much more knowledgable about it all. Thank you.
3 reasons to have healthy long thick hair. 1. Genes 2. No stress 3. Healthy Diet Ever since I moved out from home and have some depressed phases my hair started to fall out a lot. I only have half the hair that I used to have. Which is still more than the average person has. But stressing yourself out and eating wrong are the major things you can actually work on to keep your hair nice and thick
I was born with really really thick hair. Now I have mild hair loss and my hair is way thinner. Really upset over it. Hence my search for such types of videos.
Watching this video and comparing it to your hair now is fascinating. Your hair is so so so beautiful here, but your hair is improved so much that its EVEN MORE beautiful and healthy now. Your tips are so valuable ❤️❤️❤️ More hair health and skin health videos please!! ❤️
About 7 months I shaved my head and it was honestly extremely liberating and freeing. But I'm definitely missing having longer and thicker hair. So thank you for releasing this wonderful video. Peace and love 🧡
Hannah Janssen Use oil. I have curly hair that's always tangled. So I put argan oil OR (in small amounts) coconut oil. Then I start from the bottom to detangle and work my way up to the top. If you brush when wet, it has more of a chance to lead to breakage. If you put oil when dry, and brush at least once a day, you'll see major improvement to your hair.
PuppyLover KawaiiGirl, Cynthia is right about brushing from the bottom. It also depends on the texture of your hair. My hair is wavy/curly, so brushing from the bottom works for me.
For me, water plays an important role. Both internally as well as externally. I had a phase in my life, where hard water was heavily involved. And it damaged my hair very badly. Thankfully my hair is healing now slowly.
This is probably TH-cam's best source for growing healthy long and strong hair. A beautiful vlogger with proof positive, tried and true methods with spectacular results. Spoken in the most the most calming educating voice with easy to understand instructions, with copious links to satiate your devotion to the best way to treat yourself. You have such an elegance and omnificent female power and energy. I just feel so happy to watch this video. Thank you!😊😁😄👍🏽🙌
Also, a bit of a strange one, but Curly Hair Crisis for the people who don't want to be doing the most. She's a lot more energetic though, so it's quite the mood change from here lol.
girl im listening to you lol. you have clearly done your research! and your hair is proof. natural is the way to go and im so happy i happened upon this video. you did all the research for me. thank you!
Regarding hair care its great but she naturally has thick hair, something you cant get if its not in your genes no matter how good you take care of it.i am caring for my hair well and letting it long for 6 years and its very thin because its how my hair type is.i tried all natural things you can do and regarding thickening it wont do anything
Girl I had beautiful hair past my waist in December 2019. shortly after that I used DivaCurl for a month and a half. In short I’m absolutely devastated😏 lost half my hair, what hair I have left is severely damaged and going for another cut this week, my hairline is now set back and I have bald spots. like I said devastated but Onward and Upward~🙏 thank you so much for your tips. I am ready for my new hair journey...much love and light your way~✨💕💫
Sooo, to break it down, 1.) TRY TO FIND AND BUY YOURSELF A wooden BRUSH!! It reduces the risk of making your hair all static-y and gives your scalp a good (and healthy) massage as well. Brush daily. *MASSAGE SCALP WITH FINGERS OFTEN, TOO- IT STIMULATES HAIR GROWTH 2.) Oil it up as often as you can; either cover your hair, scalp to tips, in oil before bed then take it out in the morning- OR- put oil on the ends of your hair daily and then maybe scalp whenever convenient.THE MORE ORGANIC THE BETTER *JOJOBA OIL is best for thin hair! GET if possible) (Rosemary also good for stimulating circulation to the scalp, makes hair softer 3.) - When shampooing, be sure the shampoo has little to no chemical ingredients (the more natural, the better). Massage scalp while shampooing. *READ labels on the back! RECOMMEND: Colia * SHAMPOO and CONDITION every 4-6 days NOT EVERYDAY 4.) CUT DOWN ON HEAT USE IN HAIR! - No hot water, No blow dryers, No hair straighteners OR curlers!! 5.) PROTECT YOUR HAIR!! Anyway to avoid it getting all tangled and matted- again, brushing, braiding, and buns... avoid anything that'll tug at your hair, or move it all over the place- like going to bed with your hair down and out. Tie it up, but with a loose hairstyle. (Braids, buns, ...) 6.) EATTTT. Have healthy foods as often as possible and eat MORE often in general. Food plays a huge roll. (Eat foods with lots of minerals, DRINK lots of water, and as much healthy food as you can MORE often!!) 7.) Trim the ends every once in awhile! 8.) MY OWN PERSONAL TIP: Biotin. It's a vitamin, it helps with HAIR and NAIL growth.!
+doggy4070 Biotin is fantastic! It really helps with hair growth and thickness, clearer skin and beautiful nails. It's become a big part of my diet and since taking it my hair has reached it's natural thickness once again and grown like crazy and my nails aren't ugly or fragile anymore. Definitely worth using!!
I used to think that perfection doesn't exist. Then I looked at her hair! Love ur hair. Pleaseeeeeeeee do a quarantine morning routine..and night... Please. Ur hair is my goal
I would love to have hair that gets greasy tbh, and here's why. I have hair that never gets greasy, ever. I can go months and it won't go greasy. It's so dry and has no feel to it. It is rough and horrible. Honestly thank God u don't have dry hair
i had some thick ass hair then i cut some bangs and an undercut and it seems so thin now, so im trying to grow my undercut out again so it becomes thicker again
Oils I use: Organic sweet almond oil Organic Argan oil Organic Castor oil Organic Amla oil All mixed together with a few drops of black seed oil and my hair grows insanely quick.
@@Hannah.hanan05 Yes you can mix the oils. I apply it at night and leave it overnight. Wash in the morning with a sulphate and silicon free shampoo and condition the ends.
she gives inexpensive examples of simple oils to use as an alternative. You can get organic coconut oil at Trader Joes or even Walmart. Also many of these products last a long time! And she only shampoos her hair once a week. The idea is to use quality products on your hair, as Sarah says. I think she takes really good care of herself and it shows. I love her natural beauty tips.
Yup. that sums me up. oh look it's summer! I want to climb a pine tree so I should cut my hair so it doesn't get sap on it. Oh look it's winter! I want long hair to keep my head nice and warm.
if you really think it is just genes think again! i used to have a very beautiful hair until i stopped taking care of it and it became the worst. now i'm regrowing my hair back with most of the things she said and i'm REALLY starting to see a difference even though i did follow these methods before watching her videos. however yes you will not get her naturally beautiful thick hair but you will make the hair you were born with 1000 better if you really take care of it inside out.
star shadow what i can tell you is that clean scalp makes it easier for the hair to absorb whatever treatment you put on. herbal treatments is by far the best and the healthiest way to literally and probably clean you hair and make it shiny.. get a bowl, add two or three spoons of camomile and rosemary let them soak for 30 minutes and mix it with either henna or Sidr or just alone leave them on ur hair for 4 hours rinse and the next day mix caster oil with coconut oil leave it for two to four hours and wash.
I watched this video about 3 months ago. I was so inspired to have strong healthy hair! I ordered all the supplies I would need to follow her advise and I am here to update. In only 2 1/2 months I have seen amazing improvement in the quality of my hair! My hair fall has decreased DRAMATICALLY! My hair is softer than it has been in years. I love my wooden brush! I didn't think I would. Previously when I had used a wooden brush, it always seemed to hurt when I brushed my hair. Now I realize it was because my hair was so unhealthy it tangled so easily. I was also a little skeptical about the shampoo because of some of the reviews I read but I tried it and I am absolutely loving the Calia Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner. I also love the oil! For the first time in years, my scalp doesn't itch and my hair is softer than ever! I'm also loving the effects MSM is having on my hair. I feel like that had been a huge contributor to the reduction of my hair fall. Like I said it's only been 2 1/2 months but I am excited to see how much more my hair improves with time. I follow all her rules but the ones I listed are my favorites.
Omg I just found this channel AFTER I cut my hair 😭😭😭😭 I want long hair back But the good thing is my hair grows fast thanks for this video for some FASTER tips!
I used to have voluminous hair like her.Mine is long down my waist.Now my hair volume reduced to half.I never took care of my hair.Now I am trying to get that thickness back
I'm not joking when I say that my hair grew 7 inches in 6 months. The weird part is that I had been dying my hair during those months. I don't dye my hair anymore and I have successfully nutured it back to health. I started using Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Strengthen, Grow, and Restore shampoo and leave-in conditioner. It is also very thick. PS the 7 inches was from my shoulders to the first 1/4 of my breast.
My hair is very damaged due to bleaching , she forgot to say , stay away from bleaching at all cost, but I am assuming she has never punished her hair with bleach just as so many women like me, due to lack of education on hair beauty, her hair is amazing. I would be very happy just achieving waist length and healthy hair ,even if is not thick. Thank you for the advices:)
I've been following these tips for 3 years, with some modifications, and my hair has gone from shoulder blade to waist length! It would probably have gotten even longer if I didn't get a haircut a few months ago. Modifications: I found most of the oils that she recommended to be too heavy for my low-porosity, fine hair. Instead, I use Fable & Mane scalp oil. I also take powdered collagen and a hair vitamin every day. For shampoo/conditioner, I use Jessicurl. The only thing I haven't been able to do much about is my hair density, which maxes out at medium. Oh well -- genetics! Thanks for such a great video.
Omg love your hair in this.Looks so gorgeous.It looks almost blonde with a gorgeous wave and love the growing out side bangs. Also it hangs down in tousled waves and is much more in style than how it looks now.Personally I feel it is far too long now and doesn’t show off your pretty face but this look is so lovely on you.A friend says you should chop your hair to your shoulders then give a week by week update ,imagine all the fans that would watch but personally I would love to see your hair like this again you look so lovely in this. Like you better without the bangs
Oh my gosh.. at first, I want to tell you how beautiful you are! Im speachless. The most beautiful eyes i've ever seen. Okay sorry, but that is what I think. Second, thank you for youre awesome tipps! I'll try them out :) Greetings from germany♥
I’ve been doing so good with my hair, I haven’t used heat in years other than 1-2 times. And it’s amazing, my hair is naturally fluffy and slightly wavy. And my main styles are, a pony or bun, and I always keep my hair in a braid for bed. It’s nice to see a TH-camr doing something I’ve been doing for years. Also I use a shampoo that I add to, I add a bit of oil and a keratin powder sometimes honey if I have it. And a method I call dry condition where I put my conditioner in before I shower and let it sit.
I think the importance of the shower filter is not emphasized enough compared to other advice, yet it is crucial. I realized it when I spent the holidays at my mothers (tap water is super hard and full of lime where she lives) after a year of using a shower filter at my place. It was a disaster for my hair, which became super hard to detangle, brittle, it felt like there was always a residue on it. I'm now back at my place and it's much more manageable again but one month later it still becomes greasy faster than it used to after each wash (I guess my scalp needs time to go back to normal)... so now I have proof that the quality of water does matter very much, not only he products I use (which were exactly the same when I was at my mother's). Thank you for this piece of advice, it only lasts a few seconds in the video, but it really makes a huge difference for me and I think it isn't stressed enough in most haircare advice out there.
I have hair that´s growing Soooooo slowly! So I have been searching for good haircare videos for ages.... and i have to say, your video is the BEST I have ever seen! It´s awesome! You really only do the best to your hair! And I´m gonna try ur methods out!
Caro B. Hello Caro B, I am the opposite, my hair grows way too fast and I never enjoy any haircut long enough because in one month, my hair has grown so much that it does not look like I have had a haircut. Anyhow for me hair care is about nutrition and natural products. Eating lots of green vegetables is the key to long beautiful hair, incorporate about a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds and coconut oil with a a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds into it. Leave the oil to soak up the protein from the fenugreek seeds for about one month then start oiling your hair with it. As in do not pour down oil, a few drops in your hand into your scalp and massage gently. Leave in for about one hour then wash. I used to do this every month. Now I don't do it anymore, because as I said, my hair grows wayyy to fast. Best of luck!
I praise you for knowing how to braid your hair because my sister has long hair but it is so thin and damaged and she never lets me braid it. It is such a waste. Well done. You look beautiful.
To Sarah, I found this video toward the beginning of 2016. At that time, my hair was totally wrecked. It was so damaged from a million things and was in such poor condition and I was fed up. I wanted to grow my hair long again (even though I'd had it long when I was younger, I always used flatirons and dyes and treated it horribly so it was gross-ong, not beautiful long) and so I went to TH-cam looking for answers. I watched your video and before it I had no idea how luxurious and calming hair care could be and the benefits that could come of it. I got a haircut and set out to start what has now become a real journey of healing with my hair but also myself. I invested in oils and good shampoo and conditioner and learnt as much as I could about healthy hair. I didn't realise at the start, but most of my hair was damaged basically up to the root, and I essentially started a process of growing/cutting/growing/cutting/growing/cutting and so on. I also have trichotillomania which means i had/and still somewhat have certain balding spots that I hope to one day overcome and grow out. Its Nov 2018 now, and my hair is at my shoulders. It was probably BSL when I started, but over time I became more invested in the health of my hair rather than the length. My hair has changed so much - its got thickness back, its shiny (god it was so awful cutting out the flatiron because it was so damaged that the only way it looked good, like you said, was by styling it even more - endless cycle), and its just healthy and something that I can almost (once a bit more of my balding grows out) be 100% proud of. Thank you for making this video, you really inspired a change in my life and I can say that it feels so nice to have thick healthy hair that is at its fullest potential rather than being horribly damaged and wrecked. I really can't thank you enough. Now that its at my shoulders and so healthy (for the most part) all the way down to the shoulders, I feel as though I am ready to start growing it out to make it long like I wanted to when I first stumbled upon this video about two and a half years ago. I now know how to care for my hair and I am so excited to start the length process and this video means so much to me. I know its 'just hair', but I've had a lot of things go wrong and mental illness up the wall and all these terrible things - and it just feels nice to feel good in my body and have a great mane that keeps me cosy. Love, Julia.
I have very thick hair and my story started a few months ago and I had lots of stress from school and my hair was falling out. my hair is finally growing back and I seem to be happy now I’m at a new school with positive energy and my hair is at its best. So my tip is that always try not to stress and be in a positive environment.
+Vercippu Sadly, its true. But I have very dry and thin hair by genes but when I started taking care of it with natural oils, herbs and wooden brushes it got so much stronger, grew longer and healthier.
+Jessica Campbell What happens for me is just split ends. I don't apply heat EVER and I care for my hair. it's long but I get it trimmed and about 2 weeks later, split ends show up again.
+Vercippu Haha so true, my sis has got 4 times thicker hair that grows 2 times faster than average persons even thought she doesn't really care for her hair :D
My grandmother's tips for affordable haircare: -some people are badly allergic to certain hair oils. In order to skip the expensive process of trial and error, avoid cold pressed/cold drawn oil. -keep your hair down when you are at home, but keep it a VERY loose braid when you are out and about. Or a bun.. or a low ponytail. The point is to not stress the roots. -massage your hair at night even without any oils. What this can do is that it can increase the thickness of hair shaft (the scales) around your hair strand. boom thicker hair. -you can make silk scrunchies yourself. They are really good for the hair but they can be unnecessary expense so there are tutorials on TH-cam that can help you just.. make them. -tip for combing: when you need to detangle your hair and you are in a hurry, do NOT be harsh on your hair and yank it. Instead, touch the tips of the comb teeth/hairbrush bristles to the surface of your hair, and just kinda bring it down. Keep doing it until your comb is like, immersed in your hair. The key is to get to that point slowly. Its like you're working INTO your hair, instead of downwards or upwards.
I can also recommend buns as daily hairstyle, because braids can be in the way during some actions. The last tip I see sometimes on people and I find it looks like a tic on them.
Beautiful hair! Just to let people know though, if you have scalp issues, washing every 4-6 days might be uncomfortable. I have to wash daily due to scalp issues and have hip long hair (not as thick as this young lady). Always try different things but find out what works for you :) And remember, good hair is also partly genetics too :D
+LE123LE123 What could be happening to people like you is your hair is freaking out about being washed so often so it makes a ton of oil to try to compensate for the lack of, and so by washing your hair you are making it more oily. That happens to a lot of people. The only way I could think of to reverse it is to try to suffer through the oil for a couple months then your scalp should adapt to its new freedom and produce less oils.
+WhitePianoLily I tried stretching washing but I suffer from a scalp condition and that caused terrible itching and lead to bleeding scabs and very uncomfortable all around. Seboreah dermatitis (sorry didn't spell that right) is a fungus that feeds off of oils/dead skin cells. I have naturally oily scalp and need to keep it squeaky clean. I've found conditioning the length of my hair now prevents excess drying :)
Rachel Marquez If your hair is already damaged there's not much you can do :/ just cutting the whole damaged part. Tips are for not damaging the hair, once damage is done it's almost impossible to recover.
Rachel Marquez ur default looks like you colored your hair. That damages your hair for a longer time. 6 months is nothing, you are gona see results when you r colored part of the hair are cut and your natural, newly grown hairs are longer.
Rachel Marquez My cousin use to bleach her hair blond all the time.But it always looked healthy.Her secret is an egg treatment.Use one egg yolk olive oil and honey.Leave 30 minutes and shampoo You can also use a vinegar rise
If you wash your hair everyday, stop. I let my hair get naturally oily and I brushing it through really well. Then I wash it. Or you can go "poo free" which is pretty much replacing shampoo and conditioner with baking soda (1 tbsp) and hot water (1 cup) in a water bottle and massaging it into your scalp and rinsing. You can "condition" by mixing Apple cider vinegar in water and massaging it in. Coconut oil also is a good replacement.
FINALLY! Someone who has the same hair that I do! You are beautiful! I thought I had figured out my hair but now that I am starting my first teaching job, I want to look more put together and professional. I can't straighten my hair every day but braids and other do's make me look sooo much younger than I am. Thank you for your tips!
I’m 8 vegan cookies from my local bakery and I HAVE NO REGRETS. #DontLetYourDreamsBeDreams But also, if your burrito has beans, those are good for you! 🌯
Gorgeous hair! I think it's all down to genes guys, there's nothing we can do but avoid destroying what we already have, so just work with what nature gave you and don't mess it up!
Why don't you try these tips and see the results instead of bitching..you would be suprised how these small little changes make a huge difference, at least for my hair
Funny. I do have genes for thick hair, long hair and fast to grow. But I never taking care of them and now I have a major major hair loss. My hair getting thinner everyday. Sure genes does matter, but it’s not everything. Maybe you should try taking care of your hair first rather than bitching about it just because you’re jealous😉 her hair is freaking gorgeous
damnnn, that's a lot of work for just like hair... she mad uptight. it's kind of sad honestly, that she's willing to spend over what.. like $10 on haircare? o__o that's mad crazy. i like the wooden hair brush thing, but i honestly don't think it would make a difference unless you had like non-curly hair lol. her hair is nice, but not much tips were given, since again, it's mostly genetics lol. i wish someone here on youtube had like a natural curly hair routine that actually makes sense. everyone either uses weird methods or does crazy shit to their hair... but yeah, cute channel just too much work lady... even her shower water is filtered... this is more of like a dilemma, being natural is one thing but going overboard is way too much. either way, nice make-up lol.
@ the idiots who replied to this with stupid useless comments: i dont have to read your stupid comments. its my opinion. if you dont like it, you can gladly fuck off :p
I use warm oils almost twice a week. I dye my hair only with henna and natural ingredients. I rinse my hair with apple cider vinegar. I never use heat over my hair. Result: more than 400 hair strands fall down every single day
I want long hair soo bad; I cut half my hair off so I could give it a fresh start bc my ends where awful, I gave up blow drying, iron drying and everything heat, I deep condition at least once a week, I'm super gentle when it comes to brushing it, natural oils are literally my hair's best friend, but my hair just doesn't seem to grow! Not a tiny bit! IM SO DESPERATE!!!!!
Rub castor oil into your scalp and let it sit overnight! That's what I did (with coconut oil on my ends) and my hair grew so fast. You just may need to shampoo twice afterwards.
My hair is very shiny, long and thick BUT it has NO volume (It's thick but not very fluffy if you know what I mean)! It's very straight. If I try to get my hair wavy or curly in any way it will just be straight again in like 30 minutes. (I use heat like once every 6 months) I want that gorgeous beachy look!
My best friend has the exact same hair type and the best thing to do is to braid your hair right after you shower into two or three sections (depending on how thick your hair is) and then un-braiding it when it's dry (I suggest doing this over night). Then brush it out lightly with a wide-toothed comb and if you still have issues keeping the waves, I suggest sea salt spray or possibly hairspray.
wash your hair as normal and braid it when your hair is still very damp. best thing to do is braid your hair all over. the more braids the better. take the bobbles/elastics out in the morning and take the braids out. you might get more volume if you also brush the braids out. you could also try blow drying your hair bending over to create more volume from your roots. also use dry shampoo (for volume) at your roots too x
The hardest part for me about going without heat tools is that my hair is really really frizzy and there are a lot of fly always too. Even if I style it by braiding the night before my hair still like frizzy crap. It would be great if you could make a video on HOW to go without heat. You know, like things you could do to keep hair looking less frizzy and wild? Idk if this makes sense. I tried looking up a video for it, but a lot of them focus mainly on styles.
her hair is so pretty. honestly wish i had hair like hers lol. i have watched many videos but this one seems to work by what i have read in the comments.
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I have a question, i have somewhat thin hair and it becomes extreamly greasy the day after I shower with shampoo. What should I do?
holistichabits ;oo
I think you might have to watermark your vids :( kept seeing IG ads for hair supplements using your contents.
I’ve reported SO many of those... I always comment your name and channel and state you would NEVER support such products... I get blocked after doing so :(
Watermark your videos
Update of 2 years since I took her tips. Yeap this girl knows what she’s talking about. I took all her tips my hair is down my waist now. Remember that a good diet is the most important of them all
What really?! How was your hair prior to her advice? And what were the things you took on in your personal routine? I've heard that shampoo and conditioner leaves a waxy residue from all the other online reviews I read 😭 they were not positive. Her hair is goals tho!
Abby V wow
Willow use a sulfate and silicone free shampoo and conditioner, make sure that it has some natural ingredients in it. It also depends on your hair type
@@blahblahFRANKIE I personally use the calia shampoo and conditioner, (even the same line as her in the video), and it is not at all waxy, oily, or even sticky! It's very very gentle, which gives it a soft feel! It smells amazing like rosemary, I live by this stuff! I've been using it for about 6 months.
@@codysimpson143megan interesting! Thanks so much for review :) glad you've found a product that works for you.
1- wooden brush
2- hair oiling and scalp massage or oil the ends
3- healthy shampoo and conditioner
Shower filter
4-6 days wash hair
Hair rinses
4- Quit the heat
Protective hairstyles for bed
Eat healthy
Trim split ends
thank you soul much RN yeh take a shower thing too hay
Ugh thank you so much
Thank you
Thank for the shortcut...
Great.....thanks a ton ✨
Who’s here in 2020 corona quarantine trying to grow really long hair by the time you go back to school or work?
HERE oof I really regret cutting my hair in a bob
My hair grows so slow it’s barely even grown at all in the past like year or something
That takes years
Me
Meeeeee .......
all the tips:
- use a wooden brush, european ones are best to buy online.
- oils: argan, coconut, jojoba, neem or avocado oils. or essential oils like rosemary.
leave it overnight or spread it through your ends everyday.
- scalp massage with oils.
- use organic shampoo and conditioner, with low ingredients so without the chemicals.
- wash your hair every 4-6 days.
- leave- in hair rinses: apple cider vinegar with water, rosemary water rinse.
- limit your heat use.
- use damage-proof hairstyles overnight and through the day, like a twisted bun or sidebraid.
- eat healthy whole foods, natural whole foods protein and healthy fats.
- for an extra use high quality supplements like MSM powder.
- trim your own split ends.
my own tip:
- sleep on a real silk satin pillow case! it leaves my hair super soft and shiny overnight!
all the tips really work! just memorize them everyday (:
but how do I keep my hair from looking oily when washing it every 4 to 6 days??
3546sunny543545 use baby powder on the roots and massage it to your tips p.s if you have really oily hair I wash your hair every 4 days not 6
Lisa Scott thanks a lot!! and by the way, the brush she recommends also helps with that??
luna rosa- yeah u just summed up all the info!!!! It's quicker than a video 😂😂😂👍👌
3546sunny543545 once you start going longer without washing it, your hair will adjust. You'll notice it will get less oily over time. Mix corn starch and baking soda for a dry shampoo or you can buy one. I used to have to wash my hair every day but now my hair has evened out to every 4 days (I still shower everyday of course, but without washing it) 😊
shes a living proof for healthiness
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then
then. ....
And youth
"You are what you eat"
*So im a rice*
ᶜʳⁱᵉˢ ⁱⁿ ᵃˢⁱᵃⁿ
As a fellow Asian, rice is pretty much all I eat everyday. So relatable lol
😂
Omg that funny - asian
@@pahoellyyy sameee
Rice is one of the yummiest things in the world🤤
Me: Omg, I want short hair so bad.
*Watches girl with long hair*
Me: I want long hair now!!!
Jay Jay literally me lol. I just chopped my hair and I regret it SO much. I’m on a journey now to grow it to waist length and I’m doing all the research I can!
@Stephanie Vizzi my hair is growing right now and I’m so happy! It’s past my shoulder so I’m really happy!
Jay Jay that’s awesome! What have you been doing with it?
@Stephanie Vizzi I’ve been looking into a lot of websites! 😂
this is me lol
you are:
face goals
hair goals
clothing goals
smile goals
eye goals
voice goals
eyebrow goals
BASICALLY EVERYTHING GOALS TBH
ADF FSD Very true and persoanlity goals
but the voice: not really nice !
In your opinion, yes... but I think her voice is adorable
ADF FSD lol she just encapsulates all goals...
me is voice goals 😂
My hair has gotten longer (at least five inches), stronger, healthier, and amazing- I've been using these tips for almost a year. My hair used to be terrible, but I have made my hair amazing. These tips WORK.
+Julia L They do work! I used these tips (which I knew and also googled on my own) to regrow my hair, which I lost to postpartum shedding/telogen effluvium after birth of my son end of 2012. I've gotten all my thickness back (had lost about 40%) and a lot more length than I ever had. My hair has never been this long and pretty, even after a huge shed like that, which is proof that certain methods do definitely work!
***** It will probably continue to grow curly, but as it grows longer, the weight of the hair will cause the curls to be longer and not pop out so much. I had the same issue when my hair was shorter. When it grew out, I no longer had the issue with the curly halo around my hairline, lol.
***** You're welcome! I'm sure it will as long as you don't let the hairline get damaged...
***** No, they don't pop up because my hair is kind of wavy-straight now because I put a relaxer in it. But when it was naturally curly, I would put gel on the edges and put a scarf over it, and let it dry, then when I would take the scarf off, the curls would be down flat. But in high humidity (I live in the southeast USA), they would pop back up sometimes...so that is why I chemically straightened my hair...because it was too thick and too much to manage. I broke combs off in it.
***** Aww! You're welcome! I'm so happy for you! My grandma has wiry silver/gray wavy hair and she uses it too, as her edges curl up. I've used the scarf method for years and it does work wonders! Especially when adding a little edge control gel, pomade, or a tad of hair spray for extra control...once it dries the hair typically stays flat.
I love to wear my hair up pretty much all the time, and so I like to use the scarf method daily! Glad it worked for you! There is lots of info on the scarf method on hair care blogs and forums (just Google it)...that's how I learned about it, and also I found it by trial and error because my hair was too frizzy and puffy. Such a simple remedy!
Perfect hair doesn’t exi-
So true
No
She has just the perfect hair
@@divaagrawal2905 it's a joke
@@greenguyz3775 no that's not a joke
@Deja Rios true
"you are what you eat" funny, I don't remember eating a pathetic failure
Lmao this got me !
huh. you never ate potatoes ?
OMG don’t say that! I m sure you’re an amazing person! Don’t give up on yourself!
You are amazing! 💖
Best comment EVER! 😂
well you offically have the most gorgeous hair ive ever seen....
Sydney Morgan look up sandra perez on youtube she also has beautiful loooong hair!
Ty I will!
TRUE
there was a girl in my class with the same hair as her...
"You are what you eat". It's true, my blood is probably 80% pizza sauce...
lmao and the remaining 20% is ice cream
+Nicole Di Angelo It's true xD
+AcroGirlz101 That is the best thing I've ever heard
+Julia L I try *Flips Hair*... xD
AcroGirlz101 *Flips hair back*
I can see how her hair has naturally straightened over the years because of the weight of it
Yeah. I have noticed that when I grew my hair out over a year.
So why isn't it working for me? My hair defies gravity
@@EverythingEverywhereAllOver - I don't know why I found this so funny, but thanks for making my day!
lmao wicked-defying gravity
Now I'm scared to grow my hair long. Will my curls straighten out?
Her: Uses brush
Me: Cries in curly hair
same😂
Same same saaameee🤣🤣🤣🤣
gurl SAME
Mood
I comb my curly hair with wooden comb after applying ample hair oil and it works just fine for me
Having thick hair also helps...
Yay I have thick hair!
+Everett Guerra ?
I need a friend sir please call me Josh Joshua whitehead please call me
Everett. Joehush. W. Tonday.
You're my friend Joshua don't forget me I'm trying to write you I can't text you cuz I don't know what to say so do you call me tonight if you can horizon please do you call me right now I'm in my bedroom ok hi please call me right now okay alright bye and high I
I also just posted my haircare routine. Let me know what you guys think
Wow after watching this video I have so much more insight to women who have straight hair and their healthy haircare regimen. Your hair care routine is not much different from someone with a curly or kinky texture who is dedicated to having healthy long hair. I now realize that every hair type desires the same love and detailed care no matter the texture. I would say that your regimen is very similar to mine. A few differences would be -- I have to sleep with a satin scarf and pillowcase so that my hair does not dry out from a cotton fabric. Since my hair is more kinky my natural oils do not reach the tips of my hair easily as it would with someone with straight hair, so I have ensure that my hair is properly hydrated and moisturized. I also deep condition quite a bit more. I wear protective styles almost 90% of the time. I do my best to stay away from heat and I wash my hair once a week or once every other week. I nourish my hair with natural oils as well. I also do scalp massages to stimulate growth. Thank you for sharing your tips.
Felicia Mesadieu Do you brush your hair? So many people say to not brush curly hair, but I really don't think that's true. I have mildly curly hair and brush it when dry and add oil to my hair, but what about those who have super thick curly hair?
AbnormallyYours I have insanely thick and curly hair and I never brush my hair. Curly hair is prone to breakage and it will dry out if you use a brush. Just use your fingers for detangling. It does the job and won't break your hair.
Felicia Mesadieu I love your reply! My hair is hip length and the lengths I go to keep it healthy are ridiculous! Deep conditioning, oils, meticulously trimming split ends, non tension hairstyles, certain brushes, no heat, vitamins etc.... it's a lot of work and exhausting but I like long hair so it's not even a choice whether to take extreme care of it or not.
I don't brush my hair very often. But I do brush my hair a few times a year. I find that I am able to retain my length this way.
I totally agree!
“You are what you eat.”
I eat spicy food, so that means I’m HOT! 🔥
Majencia sist! 😂
I hate spicy foods but I eat minty stuff, so I'm cool!
Song of the Phoenix ha ha! We’re complete opposites! 😂 I love spicy food while I don’t rlly like minty stuff.
@@majencia2003 LOL
Well I eat ice cream, I am COOL
jk I haven't eaten ice cream in years but who cares
She really invests a lot of money and time on her hair and skin
The essential oils and even the shampoos cost so much for middle class people
Its funny how healthy stuff is more expensive
You can use castor oil or coconut oil
My shampoo is baby detangle shampoo in the baby section. I have colored my hair for 50 years. No beauty shop. Dollar tree color $1.00. I have long thick hair and no one but me takes care of it. Trim ends after shampoo it. Cool rinse.
It’s common sense. Quality things cost more. Cheap shampoos and conditioners have cheap horrible ingredients. Just like with the food you put in your body. Top ramen is cheap but it’s horrible for you.
The things she uses aren’t essential tho If you buy basic healthy stuff, it’s quite cheap. For example, you don’t need special herb teas and whatnot, just get regular green tea lmao (it’s still healthy)
No its not necessary you use expensive products to gain good hair. I use long and healthy aloe Vera oil and it is cheap and very very effective. :)
I would kill for this hair...
+Snorri Snibble you can mix sesame oil + castor oil +almond oil + homemade garlic oil (garlic+olive oil leave it for 3 days then use it with other oils
+Celeste Saramar what happened to your hair?
+Snorri Snibble your own or just her hair?
So would I
I am 10 my hair was long but I had to cut it up to my shoulder
I have no idea how I found this video, but I'm very happy I have! You're really lovely to listen to and you explain things brilliantly! I'm walking away from this video with so many ideas and feel so much more knowledgable about it all. Thank you.
beckie
Beckie! I can't believe i found you here! Yaaaay - love both of you!
Waaah I love your videos Beckie!
what a cute response ! everythings said
Sarah: Cutting down heat in hair is the hardest tip for people
Me: Never had heat in my hair and still thin hair😂
Smm
3 reasons to have healthy long thick hair.
1. Genes
2. No stress
3. Healthy Diet
Ever since I moved out from home and have some depressed phases my hair started to fall out a lot. I only have half the hair that I used to have. Which is still more than the average person has. But stressing yourself out and eating wrong are the major things you can actually work on to keep your hair nice and thick
This is so true my hair started to fall out so much from stress with school and work.
ry8..stress causes damage
Yes I'm going through the same thing now. Living in a new city, too much stress, pollution is ruining my hair 😭😭😭 I've never had this much hair fall
* thicc
How are you doing for 70 hours I'm going to somewhere to know
Step one: Be born with thick hair.
Fragile As Glass I was born with very thick hair and it grows super slowly. Not all thick hair gets long easily.
Fragile As Glass check
I was born with really really thick hair. Now I have mild hair loss and my hair is way thinner. Really upset over it. Hence my search for such types of videos.
I have this hair my hair doesn't grow at all 😂
My hair is VERY thick. Although it isn’t as healthy.
I can't even count how many times I've watched this video, it inspires me every time 😊💕
kitty 17 omg same I watch it every day
kitty 17 same😁
Watching this video and comparing it to your hair now is fascinating. Your hair is so so so beautiful here, but your hair is improved so much that its EVEN MORE beautiful and healthy now. Your tips are so valuable ❤️❤️❤️ More hair health and skin health videos please!! ❤️
About 7 months I shaved my head and it was honestly extremely liberating and freeing. But I'm definitely missing having longer and thicker hair. So thank you for releasing this wonderful video. Peace and love 🧡
Everyone always suggests dry brushing, but no one ever mentions dealing with curly/wavy hair. My hair would be a pouf ball if I brushed it dry :(
Hannah Janssen Same! If I let it dry, I'm going to break my hair trying to go through tangles! I need to brush while wet 😂
Hannah Janssen Use oil. I have curly hair that's always tangled. So I put argan oil OR (in small amounts) coconut oil. Then I start from the bottom to detangle and work my way up to the top. If you brush when wet, it has more of a chance to lead to breakage. If you put oil when dry, and brush at least once a day, you'll see major improvement to your hair.
For me uhhhhhh have you guys ever crossed the pain in brushing my hair dry IT HURTS SO FLIPPING BAD
PuppyLover KawaiiGirl do you start brushing the ends first?
PuppyLover KawaiiGirl, Cynthia is right about brushing from the bottom. It also depends on the texture of your hair. My hair is wavy/curly, so brushing from the bottom works for me.
Omg one piece of the three strands in your braid equals more then all my hair put together. :(
Mine is half of one... struggles😂
ikr
Same 😒
Same here :(
Wonder if all the secrets for long beautiful hair here would help on my head.....
Roxanne I cant even braid my hair 😂
For me, water plays an important role. Both internally as well as externally. I had a phase in my life, where hard water was heavily involved. And it damaged my hair very badly. Thankfully my hair is healing now slowly.
This is probably TH-cam's best source for growing healthy long and strong hair. A beautiful vlogger with proof positive, tried and true methods with spectacular results.
Spoken in the most the most calming educating voice with easy to understand instructions, with copious links to satiate your devotion to the best way to treat yourself.
You have such an elegance and omnificent female power and energy. I just feel so happy to watch this video.
Thank you!😊😁😄👍🏽🙌
True
Also, a bit of a strange one, but Curly Hair Crisis for the people who don't want to be doing the most.
She's a lot more energetic though, so it's quite the mood change from here lol.
girl im listening to you lol. you have clearly done your research! and your hair is proof. natural is the way to go and im so happy i happened upon this video. you did all the research for me. thank you!
Regarding hair care its great but she naturally has thick hair, something you cant get if its not in your genes no matter how good you take care of it.i am caring for my hair well and letting it long for 6 years and its very thin because its how my hair type is.i tried all natural things you can do and regarding thickening it wont do anything
Man her hair is so thick...I want thick hair like that
I KNOW RIGHT IT'S RIDICULOUS!
+IcedCupcakes it's probably from the Rosemary oil but I have been trying peppermint oil and that really does thicken the hair
+branynx whiteson No it´s genetic
A lot of it has to do with genetics.
Yup sorry to break it to you girls out there, it's mostly genetics. How you take care of your hair can only do so much.
Forget the hair..i would kill for these eyes. Literally...
"literally" I'm calling the police
I'm your 69th like...
Creep
Jawline, skin tone, eye, hair, frickin perfect, she should be the next bella Hadid but with 100% perfect face
Lol that's what I thought
Girl I had beautiful hair past my waist in December 2019. shortly after that I used DivaCurl for a month and a half. In short I’m absolutely devastated😏 lost half my hair, what hair I have left is severely damaged and going for another cut this week, my hairline is now set back and I have bald spots. like I said devastated but Onward and Upward~🙏 thank you so much for your tips. I am ready for my new hair journey...much love and light your way~✨💕💫
I'm glad your so positive.
I just can't get over how pretty she is.
Sooo, to break it down,
1.) TRY TO FIND AND BUY YOURSELF A wooden BRUSH!! It reduces the risk of making your hair all static-y and gives your scalp a good (and healthy) massage as well. Brush daily.
*MASSAGE SCALP WITH FINGERS OFTEN, TOO- IT STIMULATES HAIR GROWTH
2.) Oil it up as often as you can; either cover your hair, scalp to tips, in oil before bed then take it out in the morning- OR- put oil on the ends of your hair daily and then maybe scalp whenever convenient.THE MORE ORGANIC THE BETTER
*JOJOBA OIL is best for thin hair! GET if possible) (Rosemary also good for stimulating circulation to the scalp, makes hair softer
3.) - When shampooing, be sure the shampoo has little to no chemical ingredients (the more natural, the better). Massage scalp while shampooing. *READ labels on the back! RECOMMEND: Colia
* SHAMPOO and CONDITION every 4-6 days NOT EVERYDAY
4.) CUT DOWN ON HEAT USE IN HAIR!
- No hot water, No blow dryers, No hair straighteners OR curlers!!
5.) PROTECT YOUR HAIR!! Anyway to avoid it getting all tangled and matted- again, brushing, braiding, and buns... avoid anything that'll tug at your hair, or move it all over the place- like going to bed with your hair down and out. Tie it up, but with a loose hairstyle. (Braids, buns, ...)
6.) EATTTT. Have healthy foods as often as possible and eat MORE often in general. Food plays a huge roll. (Eat foods with lots of minerals, DRINK lots of water, and as much healthy food as you can MORE often!!)
7.) Trim the ends every once in awhile!
8.) MY OWN PERSONAL TIP: Biotin. It's a vitamin, it helps with HAIR and NAIL growth.!
Thanks!
Hanan Nasser Haha no problem.. ;P
+doggy4070 To add to your list, you can also find a no-sulfates "growth shampoo fortified with amino acids.
+doggy4070 oh my... why did i have to watch the whole video and then find this comment... T_T
+doggy4070 Biotin is fantastic! It really helps with hair growth and thickness, clearer skin and beautiful nails. It's become a big part of my diet and since taking it my hair has reached it's natural thickness once again and grown like crazy and my nails aren't ugly or fragile anymore. Definitely worth using!!
I want to grow my hair until its hip length then just maintain it at that length 💖
Aww, my wish
Same
That’s exactly what I said, until it got to my hips, now I am back to growing it even longer. 😅
I used to think that perfection doesn't exist. Then I looked at her hair! Love ur hair. Pleaseeeeeeeee do a quarantine morning routine..and night... Please. Ur hair is my goal
If i didn't shampoo my hair for 6 days it would literally look soaking wet.
Yea mine too. The longest my hair can go without shampoo and conditioning is 3-4 days.
I would probably have enough oil to fry eggs for my whole family
I would love to have hair that gets greasy tbh, and here's why. I have hair that never gets greasy, ever. I can go months and it won't go greasy. It's so dry and has no feel to it. It is rough and horrible. Honestly thank God u don't have dry hair
+Laila al-eissa
i have the same problem 😢
my scalp sooo dry 😭😭
Try to start little by little and work your way up so your hair can adjust. Also, use dry shampoo, corn starch, or baby powder.
everyone wants thick hair until they actually have thick hair😂😂😂
mollie corona Nah I got thick hair and I love it!
i had some thick ass hair then i cut some bangs and an undercut and it seems so thin now, so im trying to grow my undercut out again so it becomes thicker again
TRUE!!!!
mollie corona i have thick hair and i love it i definatley do NOT want my thin hair back coz it felt like my hair would just break
Who wants thin hair though
Wash your hair 4-6 day.
Me living near the equator: *what*
I wash my hair when I find time. 1 week, maybe 2 week's. Alot of brushing, brush away from the opposite way you wear it. Put head down, brush down.
I'm also:)
Me who produces more oil than Saudi Arabia: No.
Atleast you are not like me who lives AT THE FRICKING EQUATOR😂😂😂
@@francesfehrman741 I wash my hair 6 or 7 days
Watching this before I chop my hair to a bob. I’m fine. This is fine.
Did you do it....?
Cats Are awesome
Yea i did, and it was a while ago, i Have a pixie cut now and I am really happy with it :)
Real human person
Good for you! ❤️
Cats Are awesome
Aww thanks!
What is this even?????
Oils I use:
Organic sweet almond oil
Organic Argan oil
Organic Castor oil
Organic Amla oil
All mixed together with a few drops of black seed oil and my hair grows insanely quick.
Following
I use coconut and castor oil
How do you use these oils?
How much do you let it sit on ur hair?? And can you mix any type of oil with each other ? For example castor oil, sweet almond oil and garlic oil ?
@@Hannah.hanan05 Yes you can mix the oils. I apply it at night and leave it overnight. Wash in the morning with a sulphate and silicon free shampoo and condition the ends.
the longer I watch this the only thing I can think of is $$$$$$$$$
samez😹
Ashlynne Renae 😂😂😂
Coconut oil is dirt cheap and give amazing results!
Guys, try TJMAXX and Marshall's because they have vegan, cruelty-free, products and oils and all that good stuff and it is a VERY good price.
she gives inexpensive examples of simple oils to use as an alternative. You can get organic coconut oil at Trader Joes or even Walmart. Also many of these products last a long time! And she only shampoos her hair once a week. The idea is to use quality products on your hair, as Sarah says. I think she takes really good care of herself and it shows. I love her natural beauty tips.
Me with short hair: MOM! GET MEH SOME COCONUT OIL!
Me with long hair: MOM! CAN YOU CUT MY LONG AS HAIR?!
My mom: AAAH! JUST GET FREAKING BALD >:O
😅😅😅
Yup. that sums me up. oh look it's summer! I want to climb a pine tree so I should cut my hair so it doesn't get sap on it. Oh look it's winter! I want long hair to keep my head nice and warm.
So accurate🙁
Aliandra Yorgason Haha!😅 so treu
Billie Eilish Fan Fucking truth
When I look at your hair, I know what real "jealous" means...hahaha
if you really think it is just genes think again! i used to have a very beautiful hair until i stopped taking care of it and it became the worst. now i'm regrowing my hair back with most of the things she said and i'm REALLY starting to see a difference even though i did follow these methods before watching her videos. however yes you will not get her naturally beautiful thick hair but you will make the hair you were born with 1000 better if you really take care of it inside out.
Hey dear can you suggest me some of the remedies to regrow hair
star shadow what i can tell you is that clean scalp makes it easier for the hair to absorb whatever treatment you put on. herbal treatments is by far the best and the healthiest way to literally and probably clean you hair and make it shiny.. get a bowl, add two or three spoons of camomile and rosemary let them soak for 30 minutes and mix it with either henna or Sidr or just alone leave them on ur hair for 4 hours rinse and the next day mix caster oil with coconut oil leave it for two to four hours and wash.
@@enoud But these natural beauty regimes take so long...they make an hr bath...3-4 hrs long.that's the only prob
The same has happened to me
I'm 17 now
I think I will be able to grow them back
By investing time and caring for it
A great oil for hair growth is castor oil if you use it 1-2 times a week with some coconut oil it will really help with hair growth
Zoey's World ty for helping
do you mean massaging it into the scalp?
Yes yes yes, see other video's. No banana, no castor oil, no aleo vera.
FRances Fehrman what
Yes it a pain having to wash it out twice a week 🙄
I watched this video about 3 months ago. I was so inspired to have strong healthy hair! I ordered all the supplies I would need to follow her advise and I am here to update. In only 2 1/2 months I have seen amazing improvement in the quality of my hair! My hair fall has decreased DRAMATICALLY! My hair is softer than it has been in years. I love my wooden brush! I didn't think I would. Previously when I had used a wooden brush, it always seemed to hurt when I brushed my hair. Now I realize it was because my hair was so unhealthy it tangled so easily. I was also a little skeptical about the shampoo because of some of the reviews I read but I tried it and I am absolutely loving the Calia Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner. I also love the oil! For the first time in years, my scalp doesn't itch and my hair is softer than ever! I'm also loving the effects MSM is having on my hair. I feel like that had been a huge contributor to the reduction of my hair fall.
Like I said it's only been 2 1/2 months but I am excited to see how much more my hair improves with time. I follow all her rules but the ones I listed are my favorites.
How's it hair now 😢
Anyone else just really blown away by purely how beautiful she is-
Her eyes- even her teeth.. like wow she’s the level of beauty I wanna be one day:’)
I'm so jealous of your hair
i'm looking at those braids like.........all my hair isn't even as thick as one of her braids! err
I'm not I have long hair
You can have it if you really care about your hair
+Queen M I hope so!
+ysmbl lol that's what I was thinking 😂😂
Castor oil is amazing for hair, eyelashes and eyebrows
Laurel Austin
Can you please tell me where do i find Castor Oil???
Please!IS IT EXSPENCIVE?
I love Hachiko you can find it online or at Walmart in the pharmacy
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Love et
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Omg I just found this channel AFTER I cut my hair 😭😭😭😭 I want long hair back
But the good thing is my hair grows fast thanks for this video for some FASTER tips!
Never cut your hair.....long hair defines woman beauty
I used to have voluminous hair like her.Mine is long down my waist.Now my hair volume reduced to half.I never took care of my hair.Now I am trying to get that thickness back
Same😑
Same
I'm not joking when I say that my hair grew 7 inches in 6 months. The weird part is that I had been dying my hair during those months. I don't dye my hair anymore and I have successfully nutured it back to health. I started using Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Strengthen, Grow, and Restore shampoo and leave-in conditioner. It is also very thick. PS the 7 inches was from my shoulders to the first 1/4 of my breast.
Thanks for updating 😁
where did you buy shea moisture jamaican black castor oil?
Use henna hair dye
@@kylavaldezz u can buy it at your local sallys
..is that just one product? It can be found at Sally's?
I've noticed good healthy diet including drinking lots of water made my hair grow really fast.
mine too
My hair is very damaged due to bleaching , she forgot to say , stay away from bleaching at all cost, but I am assuming she has never punished her hair with bleach just as so many women like me, due to lack of education on hair beauty, her hair is amazing. I would be very happy just achieving waist length and healthy hair ,even if is not thick. Thank you for the advices:)
Totally agree with you. My mom warned about bleaching my hair. I regret not listening to her. Now I'm here trying to find remedies.
I've been following these tips for 3 years, with some modifications, and my hair has gone from shoulder blade to waist length! It would probably have gotten even longer if I didn't get a haircut a few months ago. Modifications: I found most of the oils that she recommended to be too heavy for my low-porosity, fine hair. Instead, I use Fable & Mane scalp oil. I also take powdered collagen and a hair vitamin every day. For shampoo/conditioner, I use Jessicurl. The only thing I haven't been able to do much about is my hair density, which maxes out at medium. Oh well -- genetics! Thanks for such a great video.
Hi, just wondering what hair vitamin do you take? ^^
@@ariel-zb1yq Viviscal Pro
Are you a Disney princess?
Name her 'Holistic Beauty'
Get it ;)
Irl rupunzel guysss
She’s Rapunzel more like
helen she looks like ariel or rapunzel
Real life rapunzel 💕💕😍😍😍😍😍😍
dona nelson yesss
You should see her now. Her hair is even longer.
@@mysterygirl2881 How do u know
@@manasipawar7913 from her insta and last vedios!
Omg love your hair in this.Looks so gorgeous.It looks almost blonde with a gorgeous wave and love the growing out side bangs. Also it hangs down in tousled waves and is much more in style than how it looks now.Personally I feel it is far too long now and doesn’t show off your pretty face but this look is so lovely on you.A friend says you should chop your hair to your shoulders then give a week by week update ,imagine all the fans that would watch but personally I would love to see your hair like this again you look so lovely in this. Like you better without the bangs
Hey, can we talk about her perfect brows
Omg you're right😍
She's just a drop dead gorgeous woman, what can you say?
Oh my gosh.. at first, I want to tell you how beautiful you are! Im speachless.
The most beautiful eyes i've ever seen. Okay sorry, but that is what I think.
Second, thank you for youre awesome tipps! I'll try them out :)
Greetings from germany♥
Awww thank you so much!!
She makes me think of an Asian ball-jointed doll. :p
holistichabits i really long hair but they are frizzy,dry and curly so anything you suggest me
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AMEN YOU SAY IT SISTER
I wish my hair was that thick
Jacqueline Almazan I'm a guy and I wish I had thick hair like that.
Instead I'm stuck with stupid... well, just average hair really.
Laura Croft makes sense! Thanks for the advice!!
Jacqueline Almazan It is so annoying. You don't want it. My hair always get tangled.
Olivia H same :(
Jacqueline Almazan oh gurl... no you do not😂😂
I’ve been doing so good with my hair, I haven’t used heat in years other than 1-2 times. And it’s amazing, my hair is naturally fluffy and slightly wavy. And my main styles are, a pony or bun, and I always keep my hair in a braid for bed. It’s nice to see a TH-camr doing something I’ve been doing for years.
Also I use a shampoo that I add to, I add a bit of oil and a keratin powder sometimes honey if I have it. And a method I call dry condition where I put my conditioner in before I shower and let it sit.
Braids
I think the importance of the shower filter is not emphasized enough compared to other advice, yet it is crucial. I realized it when I spent the holidays at my mothers (tap water is super hard and full of lime where she lives) after a year of using a shower filter at my place. It was a disaster for my hair, which became super hard to detangle, brittle, it felt like there was always a residue on it. I'm now back at my place and it's much more manageable again but one month later it still becomes greasy faster than it used to after each wash (I guess my scalp needs time to go back to normal)... so now I have proof that the quality of water does matter very much, not only he products I use (which were exactly the same when I was at my mother's). Thank you for this piece of advice, it only lasts a few seconds in the video, but it really makes a huge difference for me and I think it isn't stressed enough in most haircare advice out there.
Your hair are like so long , healthy , pretty , strong , shiny , thicker . Okay I am gonna stop now ! 👸👱
Aabiya Aamna Fatima yesss
I have hair that´s growing Soooooo slowly! So I have been searching for good haircare videos for ages.... and i have to say, your video is the BEST I have ever seen! It´s awesome! You really only do the best to your hair! And I´m gonna try ur methods out!
Wow😊
Caro B. I take Super Collagen plus C and it works great for growing the hair longer. Amazing stuff!
Caro B. Hello Caro B, I am the opposite, my hair grows way too fast and I never enjoy any haircut long enough because in one month, my hair has grown so much that it does not look like I have had a haircut. Anyhow for me hair care is about nutrition and natural products. Eating lots of green vegetables is the key to long beautiful hair, incorporate about a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds and coconut oil with a a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds into it. Leave the oil to soak up the protein from the fenugreek seeds for about one month then start oiling your hair with it. As in do not pour down oil, a few drops in your hand into your scalp and massage gently. Leave in for about one hour then wash. I used to do this every month. Now I don't do it anymore, because as I said, my hair grows wayyy to fast. Best of luck!
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My hairdresser asked "what kind of hair would you want to have" and i showed her this channel😂
I praise you for knowing how to braid your hair because my sister has long hair but it is so thin and damaged and she never lets me braid it. It is such a waste. Well done. You look beautiful.
I thought she said "Boil your hair!"
Me: WHAT KINDA TH-camR IS THIS??!?!
*rewinds*
Oh, nvm..
Hahahaha
😂😂
🤣
To Sarah,
I found this video toward the beginning of 2016. At that time, my hair was totally wrecked. It was so damaged from a million things and was in such poor condition and I was fed up. I wanted to grow my hair long again (even though I'd had it long when I was younger, I always used flatirons and dyes and treated it horribly so it was gross-ong, not beautiful long) and so I went to TH-cam looking for answers. I watched your video and before it I had no idea how luxurious and calming hair care could be and the benefits that could come of it. I got a haircut and set out to start what has now become a real journey of healing with my hair but also myself. I invested in oils and good shampoo and conditioner and learnt as much as I could about healthy hair. I didn't realise at the start, but most of my hair was damaged basically up to the root, and I essentially started a process of growing/cutting/growing/cutting/growing/cutting and so on. I also have trichotillomania which means i had/and still somewhat have certain balding spots that I hope to one day overcome and grow out. Its Nov 2018 now, and my hair is at my shoulders. It was probably BSL when I started, but over time I became more invested in the health of my hair rather than the length. My hair has changed so much - its got thickness back, its shiny (god it was so awful cutting out the flatiron because it was so damaged that the only way it looked good, like you said, was by styling it even more - endless cycle), and its just healthy and something that I can almost (once a bit more of my balding grows out) be 100% proud of. Thank you for making this video, you really inspired a change in my life and I can say that it feels so nice to have thick healthy hair that is at its fullest potential rather than being horribly damaged and wrecked. I really can't thank you enough. Now that its at my shoulders and so healthy (for the most part) all the way down to the shoulders, I feel as though I am ready to start growing it out to make it long like I wanted to when I first stumbled upon this video about two and a half years ago. I now know how to care for my hair and I am so excited to start the length process and this video means so much to me.
I know its 'just hair', but I've had a lot of things go wrong and mental illness up the wall and all these terrible things - and it just feels nice to feel good in my body and have a great mane that keeps me cosy.
Love, Julia.
I have very thick hair and my story started a few months ago and I had lots of stress from school and my hair was falling out. my hair is finally growing back and I seem to be happy now I’m at a new school with positive energy and my hair is at its best. So my tip is that always try not to stress and be in a positive environment.
I love ur new hair !!!! U look better without bangs
Megan Ong ikr
Step 1: have good genes .
+Vercippu You can do a lot to keep the ends from splitting but yeah.. The truth hurts :')
+Vercippu Sadly, its true. But I have very dry and thin hair by genes but when I started taking care of it with natural oils, herbs and wooden brushes it got so much stronger, grew longer and healthier.
Right? When I don't apply heat to my hair it looks like a lions mane in a hay stack.
+Jessica Campbell What happens for me is just split ends. I don't apply heat EVER and I care for my hair. it's long but I get it trimmed and about 2 weeks later, split ends show up again.
+Vercippu Haha so true, my sis has got 4 times thicker hair that grows 2 times faster than average persons even thought she doesn't really care for her hair :D
Your hair is so long and beautiful! I want your hair!
My grandmother's tips for affordable haircare:
-some people are badly allergic to certain hair oils. In order to skip the expensive process of trial and error, avoid cold pressed/cold drawn oil.
-keep your hair down when you are at home, but keep it a VERY loose braid when you are out and about. Or a bun.. or a low ponytail. The point is to not stress the roots.
-massage your hair at night even without any oils. What this can do is that it can increase the thickness of hair shaft (the scales) around your hair strand. boom thicker hair.
-you can make silk scrunchies yourself. They are really good for the hair but they can be unnecessary expense so there are tutorials on TH-cam that can help you just.. make them.
-tip for combing: when you need to detangle your hair and you are in a hurry, do NOT be harsh on your hair and yank it. Instead, touch the tips of the comb teeth/hairbrush bristles to the surface of your hair, and just kinda bring it down. Keep doing it until your comb is like, immersed in your hair. The key is to get to that point slowly. Its like you're working INTO your hair, instead of downwards or upwards.
I can also recommend buns as daily hairstyle, because braids can be in the way during some actions. The last tip I see sometimes on people and I find it looks like a tic on them.
I have heavy hair so I’m comfortable with braids… thank you anyway 😊
Beautiful hair! Just to let people know though, if you have scalp issues, washing every 4-6 days might be uncomfortable. I have to wash daily due to scalp issues and have hip long hair (not as thick as this young lady). Always try different things but find out what works for you :) And remember, good hair is also partly genetics too :D
+LE123LE123 Congratulations on growing hip length hair - sounds beautiful.
+LE123LE123 What could be happening to people like you is your hair is freaking out about being washed so often so it makes a ton of oil to try to compensate for the lack of, and so by washing your hair you are making it more oily. That happens to a lot of people. The only way I could think of to reverse it is to try to suffer through the oil for a couple months then your scalp should adapt to its new freedom and produce less oils.
+WhitePianoLily I tried stretching washing but I suffer from a scalp condition and that caused terrible itching and lead to bleeding scabs and very uncomfortable all around. Seboreah dermatitis (sorry didn't spell that right) is a fungus that feeds off of oils/dead skin cells. I have naturally oily scalp and need to keep it squeaky clean. I've found conditioning the length of my hair now prevents excess drying :)
+LE123LE123 Have you ever tried apple cider vinegar? or Neem oil? Both of those helped me soooo much with my itchy scalp :)
+LE123LE123 try tea tree oil.
*stops using heat completely for 6 months, does coconut oil treatment twice a month. Still has dried ass hair*
Rachel Marquez If your hair is already damaged there's not much you can do :/ just cutting the whole damaged part. Tips are for not damaging the hair, once damage is done it's almost impossible to recover.
Rachel Marquez ur default looks like you colored your hair. That damages your hair for a longer time. 6 months is nothing, you are gona see results when you r colored part of the hair are cut and your natural, newly grown hairs are longer.
ばけねこ化け猫 I chopped off more then six inches lol
Rachel Marquez My cousin use to bleach her hair blond all the time.But it always looked healthy.Her secret is an egg treatment.Use one egg yolk olive oil and honey.Leave 30 minutes and shampoo You can also use a vinegar rise
If you wash your hair everyday, stop. I let my hair get naturally oily and I brushing it through really well. Then I wash it. Or you can go "poo free" which is pretty much replacing shampoo and conditioner with baking soda (1 tbsp) and hot water (1 cup) in a water bottle and massaging it into your scalp and rinsing. You can "condition" by mixing Apple cider vinegar in water and massaging it in. Coconut oil also is a good replacement.
FINALLY! Someone who has the same hair that I do! You are beautiful! I thought I had figured out my hair but now that I am starting my first teaching job, I want to look more put together and professional. I can't straighten my hair every day but braids and other do's make me look sooo much younger than I am. Thank you for your tips!
The length of her hair now makes this hair look short 😂
Hahaha so true! Her hair is so long now
I LOVE your video! I bought a wooden brush because of this, and have seen a HUGE improvement!! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!!
Good for you! Where did you buy it? :) Anne Marie Wieck
Payton Tucker I got it as a gift so I don't know but I'm sure you can find then online :]
Oh thanks! ^.^ Is there any websites you suggest? Sorry if I'm a bother i just am dying for a brush :). Thanks! Anne Marie Wieck
Did it make your hair grow faster?? My hair grows really slowly...
Anne Marie Wieck You said you bought it at first, and later that you got it as a gift...Hm..
I am what I eat?
Then I guess I am a Burrito
I am pasta then.
Im toast then
I am popcorn
I’m 8 vegan cookies from my local bakery and I HAVE NO REGRETS. #DontLetYourDreamsBeDreams
But also, if your burrito has beans, those are good for you! 🌯
As in if u eat healthy or not 😂
Gorgeous hair! I think it's all down to genes guys, there's nothing we can do but avoid destroying what we already have, so just work with what nature gave you and don't mess it up!
Looking at her videos inspires me to live a healthier lifestyle
if this ain't hair goals I don't know what it's
Make a 2016 addition like if you agree
1)wooden brush
2)oiling your hair
3)skull massage
4)shampoo and condistunier
5)water filtter
I honestly don’t know how she can handle that Beautiful hair!.. 🥺
big part of the reason that your hair is like this: Genes... Don't lie yourself people. Take care your hair too help but is not all. ^^
tutoke! HOLA TUTOKE TE QUIERO
tutoke! Ik😭
Agree!
Why don't you try these tips and see the results instead of bitching..you would be suprised how these small little changes make a huge difference, at least for my hair
Funny. I do have genes for thick hair, long hair and fast to grow. But I never taking care of them and now I have a major major hair loss. My hair getting thinner everyday. Sure genes does matter, but it’s not everything. Maybe you should try taking care of your hair first rather than bitching about it just because you’re jealous😉 her hair is freaking gorgeous
damnnn, that's a lot of work for just like hair... she mad uptight. it's kind of sad honestly, that she's willing to spend over what.. like $10 on haircare? o__o that's mad crazy. i like the wooden hair brush thing, but i honestly don't think it would make a difference unless you had like non-curly hair lol. her hair is nice, but not much tips were given, since again, it's mostly genetics lol. i wish someone here on youtube had like a natural curly hair routine that actually makes sense. everyone either uses weird methods or does crazy shit to their hair... but yeah, cute channel just too much work lady... even her shower water is filtered... this is more of like a dilemma, being natural is one thing but going overboard is way too much. either way, nice make-up lol.
@ the idiots who replied to this with stupid useless comments: i dont have to read your stupid comments. its my opinion. if you dont like it, you can gladly fuck off :p
I use warm oils almost twice a week. I dye my hair only with henna and natural ingredients. I rinse my hair with apple cider vinegar. I never use heat over my hair.
Result: more than 400 hair strands fall down every single day
Oh, umm do u dilute your apple cider vinegar? You should bc it is quite acidic
Just to say guys, they sell really great wooden brushes at the body shop 🥰
I want long hair soo bad; I cut half my hair off so I could give it a fresh start bc my ends where awful, I gave up blow drying, iron drying and everything heat, I deep condition at least once a week, I'm super gentle when it comes to brushing it, natural oils are literally my hair's best friend, but my hair just doesn't seem to grow! Not a tiny bit! IM SO DESPERATE!!!!!
shutupanddance did u try massaging your haur it stimulates hair growth?
try eating food that promotes hair growth
kawtar elmjabber i read it first like 'try eating food with that hair growth'😂😂😂
Rub castor oil into your scalp and let it sit overnight! That's what I did (with coconut oil on my ends) and my hair grew so fast. You just may need to shampoo twice afterwards.
Paige Margo+ Do you mix the castor oil with anything or dilute it?
My hair is very shiny, long and thick BUT it has NO volume (It's thick but not very fluffy if you know what I mean)! It's very straight. If I try to get my hair wavy or curly in any way it will just be straight again in like 30 minutes. (I use heat like once every 6 months)
I want that gorgeous beachy look!
Try seasalt spray!
Try spraying fine flexible hairspray into your hair before you curl it ☺️
My best friend has the exact same hair type and the best thing to do is to braid your hair right after you shower into two or three sections (depending on how thick your hair is) and then un-braiding it when it's dry (I suggest doing this over night). Then brush it out lightly with a wide-toothed comb and if you still have issues keeping the waves, I suggest sea salt spray or possibly hairspray.
wash your hair as normal and braid it when your hair is still very damp. best thing to do is braid your hair all over. the more braids the better. take the bobbles/elastics out in the morning and take the braids out. you might get more volume if you also brush the braids out.
you could also try blow drying your hair bending over to create more volume from your roots. also use dry shampoo (for volume) at your roots too x
Thank you all so much! This was very helpful :D
The hardest part for me about going without heat tools is that my hair is really really frizzy and there are a lot of fly always too. Even if I style it by braiding the night before my hair still like frizzy crap. It would be great if you could make a video on HOW to go without heat. You know, like things you could do to keep hair looking less frizzy and wild? Idk if this makes sense. I tried looking up a video for it, but a lot of them focus mainly on styles.
her hair is so pretty. honestly wish i had hair like hers lol. i have watched many videos but this one seems to work by what i have read in the comments.