Hi guys! I just wanted to clear something up. I accidentally included "sodium lauryl sulfoacetate" on the list of sulfates to avoid. I've recently done more research on it and it's actually a natural ingredient derived from plant and palm oils that serves the same function as a sulfate without the drying, irritating effects. It's not considered to be a sulfate, so just keep that in mind when choosing products!
Manuella Skelserfìch sodium laurel sulfoacetate is not the same as sls/sles. It’s also not always derived from palm oil, it can come from coconut and other plant oils as well.
Enjoy your hair at every stage. Try different hairstyles to fit your length. This way, your grow out period will be more enjoyable and less like a chore💕😘
I was using different oils in my hair every night at bedtime and noticed m hair was getting shorter and shorter? Well.....found out my cat was eating my hair at night, now I wear a satin bonnet.
1) drink more water 2) get away from products that have alchohol and silicon (she said that the sodium lauryl sulfoacetate it's actually a natural ingredient derived from plant and palm oils that serves the same function as a sulfate without the drying, irritating effects) 3) avoid heat (it dries it and breaks it) 4) trim your hair ONLY when necessary 5) don't wash your hair too often 6) oil treatments while massaging your scalp (avocado oil, argan oil, jojoba oil, cocounut oil) 7) be gentle with your hair Plus some tips that helped me: 8) massaging my scalp with jojoba oil for 3 minutes straight while keeping my head down my knees (inversion method) 9) using a beanie after i shower to prevent frizz 10) when i get out of the shower i don't put it in a towel as i used to do because it damages it
Hey sis :-) thanks for the easy to read list and your extra tips! May I ask how you prefer to dry your hair when you're out of the shower, instead of using a towel?
Sarah Pengelly hello! Well, i just let it air dry but i pat the “extra wetness” in my hair with a tshirt since it is less damaging to your hair! Another thing is that I don’t brush my hair when wet, i only brush it with a really wide comb brush! 😊
Opinions are opinions, but facts are facts. As a professional stylist, one of the worst things for your hair is silicones!!! Some folks swear by them because they give you immediate results by making the hair silky and shiny. But they are coating the hair, not allowing your hair to absorb moisture and hiding damage. Going sulfate and silicone free is a daunting task because you WILL go through a detox phase when your hair will be oily, matted, and dry and frizzy on the ends. Once the detox is over your hair will become healthy, shiny, and very manageable without the use of silicones or synthetic ingredients.
The thing is, you don’t do treatments on top of cones, but after clarifying your hair. Silicones give hair slippage between washes preventing fine hair from tangling like crazy, for some of us is a life saver. I’ve been cone free and went back to cones for slippage and my hair is still freaking healthy when clarified. Some of my friends are professional stylist and have the worst hair I’ve ever seen, and that’s a fact lol
Sarah Connor My hair is fine as well and it get sooo tangled, so I totally get it! I’ve found that for me personally, switching over and finding more hydrating conditioners has helped more than the other conditioners I was using before. Everyone’s hair type is different though so it really depends on preference!
I totally get it. My hair is very fine and I used to rely on cone to keep it from tangling. But marshmallow root is amazing!!! Gives you that slippery feel like a cone, and it's completely natural and great for the hair. Btw: I switched to natural products after quitting the salon bc they were promoting tons of services that aren't good for the hair. But being a stylist, I know the understand the science and pH of products and how they work with the hair, so it does give me some credibility 😉
mhuff86 ya!!! That’s why I love my detangler from Beach Cosmetics! It’s all natural and it has marshmallow root and slippery elm extract. It’s the only detangler I’ll ever buy again 😅
~update: I made this list a while ago & everything listed may not be completely accurate, especially the shampoo brands lol~ healthy long hair tips: - get a hair cut when you start seeing split ends - try massaging castor oil/coconut oil onto roots and ends every 2-3 days for oily hair, nightly for dry hair, depends on how your hair feels to you - no heat - no hair dye - only wash when feels oily/dirty, depends on hair type and personal preference - try dry shampoo in between washes, I don’t personally, but if you can’t stand the greasy look then try it - silk pillowcase - use Nexxus/ogx shampoo & conditioner for your specific hair type (try other brands, I just use these two becau - use shampoo brush - only use enough shampoo to cover scalp and let the rest rinse down into the rest of the hair (2 dime size amounts for all hair lengths/types) - use old t shirt/microfiber towel to dry hair after shower (gentler than regular towels) - brush from ends to roots, not roots to ends (unnecessary stress on roots) - gentle hair ties & hairbrush (scrunchies & Wet brush) - clean hairbrush/comb/hair tools from harmful chemicals and dirt if needed (hairspray, hair products, etc.) - gentle hair styles that don’t pull on scalp - stay hydrated & eat healthy (omega3s, fatty acids, etc.)- fish oil pill daily if not enough moisture and nutrients in everyday foods - take biotin supplement daily - drink enough water (half of your body weight in ounces, a little more for weight loss/if needed) - try clipping method- clipping up sections of hair along part to create volume while wet
Going sulfate and silicone free is the best thing i did for my hair. my hair has become much more healthier and grown almost 5 inches now since i started my hair growth journey. you are the first youtuber i watched for hair growth tips..Thank you so much
yeah they do deliver to India...but they have a a pretty expensive shipping price. i have my uncle who travels all the time from US to india so i get it shipped to his place in the US and he gets it for me...but if you want to try out an Indian brand then i would recommend ' just herbs' ..my older sister uses them and she has great results. it is also sulfate and silicone free..
You can make your hair straight without using a heat, after a shower leave your hair dry for like 10-15 min but not completely dry, make a low ponytail and tie your hair with a tie all the way down , leave 2-4 heads between each tie , leave all night while you’re sleeping, hopefully you understood me.
@eighties musicfan you’re extremely weird and gross and it seems like you have some sort of fascination with feces as I can see by your comment history 🤮🤮
Honestly that's a better idea so then your hair will grow back healthy and then you don't have to get trims to get rid of the damaged hair. It'll definitely take a while but it's worth it.
Same I did that when I bleached my hair 3 years ago and cut it into a pixie haircut. Took like 2 years for my hair to grow long. And now I’m back to doing the same mistakes with bleaching and dying back to brown with shoulder length bob. My hair is damage and I really so bad want a haircut 😅
@@mridini7041 no i just didnt grow up with that dumb perfectionist idea that the American society has. I grew up in the Caribbean. We are very realistic. Just be yourself and chill. The end.
RE: HEAT if you have color processed or damaged hair, i agree that staying away from heat will accelerate growth. But if your hair is healthy and virgin, I would say heat is ok if it's limited. I only straighten my hair 1 time a week, I deep condition before I straighten, leave it straight for 5-7 days (no touch ups), and then deep condition again after washing it. I don't use the highest setting, I use 380 degrees and I always use a heat protectant before blow drying and again before flat iron. I do a really good blowout so I only have to pass the straightener ONCE. I have pretty curly hair and I've been doing this for several months and i've noticed it's stayed healthy and is growing :) So I agree to limit heat, but once a week is not gonna fry your hair! :) I love heat, and i know others do too...
I used to use heat on my hair once a week in school and it still ended up being really dry and damaged. I think it just depends on the individuals hair type ❤️
How long is your hair? I have naturally curly hair which I like to straighten as well. I am trying to figure out how often I can use my flat iron and still retain length. I want to at least like the way my hair looks once in awhile.
My hair type will not not air dry nicely. I’ve tried allllll the methods, believe me. I wash maybe twice a week, blow dry, and straighten, but use lots of protective products. The upside of thick, coarse hair is that the heat doesn’t seem to damage it as much as others I’ve seen.
I’ve just discovered your channel and I am so glad I did. You are not annoying like many you tubers out there, and you are so beautiful! Because of you I’ve discovered that this leave in conditioner I used to use religiously has 3 of the harmful silicones in it. Very helpful!!Thank you so much!
In hair care products, household agents, etc., I’ve also been avoiding synthetic fragrances. What you put on your skin goes directly to the bloodstream. Also ogx has propelyne glycol.
Ok I'm a guy , but you know being a metalhead I love long hair (mine is around 53 centimeters long now but I want to get it at least 60 / 65 cm, and I'm trying the one week per month inversion method right now). Anyway, my hair is wavy and a way that works very well to straighten it without heat is to wrap it around my head, lock it in place with bobby pins and wait for it to dry. It works best if the temperature is not too low, it doesn't work with me during autumn and winter because it doesn't dry completely even overnight... and my hair is not that thick! But try that, it may work!
@@hellothere640 I used not to trim it but then the ends got destroyed because my hair is really fine, and it wouldn't grow anymore. So I do trim the very ends every now and then, when they are really damaged.
@@erymanthonseth9295 appreciate the reply man thanks. My hair has been past shoulders for years but doesn't grow much I don't trim it like once a year but I think I need more trims I just leave it but I guess it's breaking off getting shorter
@@hellothere640 Anytime mate. It was the same thing with me, until 2020 / early 2021. Now my hair is just over mid back length. If your ends are really frayed, cut off one or two inches and then do a dusting every time you see split ends appearing, before they get too bad. Also get bloodwork and make sure you are not deficient in any nutrients and your hair is not thinning. I got diagnosed with severe vitamin D deficiency last year and I'm sure that definitely had an impact on my hair growth. Now I have to check on it again to see of it went back to normal after my cure.
Did you say you were 20? You certainly do have a lot of good advice and knowledge of your hair. Thank you for sharing this information with us. Your hair is very beautiful and your advice I believe is excellent.
I have a mixture of African-American and Native American Indian, hair 3c/4a which is low porosity and protein sensitive. I transitioned to natural shampoo bar (not the Lush brand) and African Black Soap to wash my hair. I also use clays and Ayurvedic herbs to cleanse my hair, which help strengthen my hair without the proteins. It took about 4 months to detox my hair from silicones and chemicals but I am SO happy that I did. To summarize, stop using chemicals in your hair (sls, cones, etc) use low manipulation styles, and then drink plenty of water and live a healthy lifestyle. I also do believe in vitamins and supplements, especially the older we get. Wish I had your channel when I learned all of this the long and hard way. 😂 Thank you for such a great video! 🙏
1) شرب المزيد من الماء 2) الابتعاد عن المنتجات التي تحتوي على الكحول والسيليكون (قالت إن كبريتات لوريل الصوديوم هي في الواقع مكون طبيعي مشتق من زيوت النخيل والنخيل التي تؤدي نفس وظيفة كبريتات دون آثار التجفيف والتهيج) 3) تجنب الحرارة (يجففها ويكسرها) 4) قص شعرك فقط عند الضرورة 5) لا تغسل شعرك كثيرًا 6) علاجات الزيت أثناء تدليك فروة رأسك (زيت الأفوكادو ، زيت الأرغان ، زيت الجوجوبا ، زيت جوز الهند ) 7) كن لطيفًا مع شعرك بالإضافة إلى بعض النصائح التي ساعدتني 8) تدليك فروة رأسي بزيت الجوجوبا لمدة 3 دقائق متتالية مع إبقاء رأسي أسفل ركبتي (طريقة الانعكاس) 9) باستخدام قبعة صغيرة بعد الاستحمام لمنع التجعد 10) عندما أخرج من الحمام لا أضعه في منشفة كما كنت أفعل ذلك لأنه يتلفها مو استاهل لايك😘🤪
I completely agree with stretching out how often you wash your hair per week & oil treatments! For a period of time I had a really itchy and flaky scalp, and when I switched from washing 3-4 times a week, to 1-2 times a week (with an overnight coconut oil and innate life treatment before each wash), the itchiness stopped, the flakes are gone and my hair became so soft! Also this might be because I have naturally wavy/curly hair, but I also have the issue of having my hair growth stuck at a little passed shoulder length. Then again my trimming game isn't strong, with about 1-2 trims a year 😅. Thank you for the great advice and I will definitely look into sulfate free shampoos + conditioners ❤
I used to have really long hair and i was so stupid an cutted it to my sholder length and now its so hard for me to grow somehow and im so angry about it
The best way to heatless straighten is to roller set with very large magnetic rollers. I have 3b curls and my hair is down to about my belly button. I occasionally use 3 in diameter magnetic rollers and it gets it pretty straight. It may have a slight very loose wave to it but it gets it very smooth and shiny and pretty straight. Some people use a hooded dryer when they roller set but I choose to just air dry so it's completely heatless. I have to plan ahead to do it like that, so I'll do it first thing in the morning and then take them out at night before I go out or before I have somewhere to go the next day.
When my hair was longer I used to put it in a low pony and have hair ties going all the way down it with no gaps. I did this before I went to bed and when I took it out the next morning it would be straight 😊 It wasn’t perfect but it made my hair more manageable if nothing else!
From all of this I feel like you could be a cosmetologist like for real. I have learned a lot of this before but how you so easily explained it like you definitely know what you’re talking about. Amazing job.
My hair was as long as yours, but I just recently cut it a few months ago and now I regret it 😔 of course when my hair was this long I was bored and sick of it but now I just want it back!!!
show a picture of the coconut oil you use theres so many, but great tips I just found out this hair mask i use has silicone and I now i understand why my hair is super dry and frizzy
Yes girl I practice the same hair routine and my hair now to the middle of my back I never use a brush on wet or dry hair it causes breakage finger combing is better and easier to find and de tangle knots without pullin hair out
@@abasketboy what??even though my hair Is short but I cut and if I start to take care of it it'll take a year to grow under my back...are they're really people who take this long,?
+Ello Ahmad Growth rates among different genetic (ethnic) groups living in different climatic zones around the world have very variable hair growth rates. Anna is of Croatian family background though she lives in Canada. The 5 to 6 years relates to her getting her hair JUST right. Some ladies living in the Indian Subcontinent, growing their hair from shoulder length, would be able to get hip length hair after 2 years.
Mine didn't take too long. it was about 2 years to grow out length the middle of my back. In between I was dying it vibrant colors, a few ombres, some bleaching. I had thrown out my hair dryer and iron at the time and stopped washing my hair in hot water (I can't shower with cold), and I would do "leave-in conditioner" treatments I guess where I would just in leave my conditioner while I washed my face and body. I also during this time started experimenting with co-washing (conditioner washing) and washing hair less in general. This is when I found the best results. My hair was always the type to be overly oily as well as my skin and I would attribute it now to dry skin and dermatitis, although I didn't know this at the time! I would be washing my hair every day sometimes twice a day and it was still VERY oily and I would actually get in trouble because my parents thought I wasn't showering properly… but yeah it turns out I was just doing too much with it at the time and using drug-store shampoo and conditioner, which is so bad for your hair. I would also second that on taking vitamins to supplement the foods you eat because that can have a big impact! The more of these things you do at once, the quicker you'll see results!
i switched to all natural shampoos and conditioners about 2 years ago and i went to the hair dresser to get a trim 4 days ago and she used her shampoo and conditioner when she washed it... and my hair has been so frizzy and dry ever since.. i can’t wait until my “wash day” to wash it off with my innate life products. i will never go back to store bought hair products that contain sulfates, silicones and parabens either!!!
You can straighten your hair with what we call Kardoun it’s like a long ruban and we cover a low pony tail with and sleep with , it’s an old tradition in Algeria , :) try to google it
Great video! Most similar videos I've come across on youtube, mention ALL the wrong products which have many many chemicals in them. I haven't used products with silicone in more than 1 year and I've seen a great difference in the quality of my hair. It feels naturally softer and looks shinier. The detox period was hell, but once it was over, my hair started changing so much. Now I'm gonna try to go also sulfate free. Sadly, finding good products is not the easiest task and it's important to always look at the ingredients list before buying something new!
For curly hair and heatless straightening what has worked for me is cool drying on low and using a brush to pull your curls down or alternate using a towel to pull the water out of your hair and brushing it. It will not straighten your hair all the way, you'll still have a wave but you could use the (super low) low setting on a straightener to settle out the few waves left.
the texture of my hair is thin but i had enough hair....... right now i have lost almost half of my hair.i have tried almost all kinds of hair pack and oil but nothing doesn't work.....afer applying these i loss more hair,i have asked a couple of youtubers what i should do but no one replied....
faru toma Hi! My sister is having the same problem. I would strongly suggest getting it checked out by a doctor to find the cause of it. It could be a symptom of something else.
See a dr. If the hair fall is extreme. May be she has thyroid or something else. Heal the problem internally. Hair Packs and other things are external solution.
I have really curly hair naturally and one way i "straighten" it is using rollers when my hair is wet and letting it dry. It's not completely straight and it takes a long time to dry but it eliminates a lot of frizz and i usually just do it overnight i would recommend it.
In Morocco they wrap the hair brushed around the head from left to right using pins and then tie it in a scarf and sleep overnight. It straightenes the hair. It's called Patcha.
How beautiful is your hair! I've been trying to grow my hair for years but I realised I was doing it the wrong way. I literally slapped on a lot of oil on just one part of my scalp. I'm being gentle now. And also using castor oil and almond oil for massage. 💖
@@nescasta1950 hello! I got waist length hair now!!! I've been using those hair massaging tools to evenly spread the oil on my scalp and massage it. Also gently massage the shampoo using that massager. And I've stuck to my HG ayurvedic oil for over 4.5 years now.
@@nescasta1950 i got waist length hair now!!! Usey HG ayurvedic oil that I stuck to for four years now, and spread that evenly using a scalp massager. Honesty changed my entire hair game. And I've been using those bond repair pre washes for a couple of months too!
There is a special hair wrap for straight hair my mother used to do when litle. You basically comb your hair in a circle wrapping way over your head. When its not all the way dry yet. Like bringing all the hair from one side over to the other side over the top. Kind of like a turban, or circle, if you understand? And then keep the hair in palce overnight with a scarf wrapped around. Put you hair on the side of you part. Or do it the other way if you want to flip it over for volume.
There are 5 pictures between 1.51 and 2.30. +longhairproblemsxo, I think I am among the majority of your viewers in saying that long hair really suits you & makes you look exceptionally beautiful.
STRAIGHTENING HAIR NATURALLY : comb the HAIR properly and gentlely after showering and drying it, then use drops of oil or any serum to smooth out the hair and comb again for no tangles then wrap the hair around the head using a comb or detangler, use bobypins to secure and keep in place then wrap the head with a satin cloth and leave it overnight sleep FOR LONG THICK HAIR: comb the 30-40% DAMP HAIR properly and gentlely after showering MAKE SURE THE HAIR 70% DRY AND 30-35% DAMP , then use drops of oil or any serum to smooth out the hair and comb again for no tangles then wrap the hair around the head using a comb or detangler, use bobypins to secure and keep in place then wrap the head with a satin cloth and leave it overnight sleep i have been doing this for 2 years and everyttime i do it overnight it becomes straight hair needs time to adjust to this and actually become straight, idk how much of it works for other people bt i did work for mine
You look and sound very confident and mature for a 20 year-old girl ! 👏 I've switched to a silicone-free and sulfate-free shampoo. To be honest, for now I don't feel like it does good to my hair, it kinda looks weaker than before , less shiny and I feel like I lost some volume. 😟 But hopefully this is just a step, I've started using my natural shampoo about 4 months ago, maybe I'll see the results later...
Thanks Anna for the video Would appreciate it if you remake this video and share with us ur updated routine, tips and tricks you follow on a daily basis
Thats easy. Tie your hair in a pony tail first, then make a bun around the pony tail by tying a knot with your hair and wrapping the tips around the knot. Then secure however youd like. Stays all day
To get it straight try to use more products to make hair heavier. And dont be scared it will look dirty. You need to use conditioner spray after you wash your hair, then after 10-15 mins apply cream (Lebel moist is the best) and when your hair dry go for oil (just a few drops of it ). Also, any time you brush your hair apply conditioner spray. You will see a huge difference in your hair
Wow..thank You! There are many videos of hair growth but you are the only one that gives complete info. Everyone says "avoid sulfates" "avoid silicones" but why?? Thank you for all the info, you really did your research and it is very appreciated. Thank you
Thank you Anna!! 😊 With the coconut oil - after massaging it into our scalps and leaving it on overnight, how soon do we need to wash it out? Or can we leave this into our scalp and go without washing it for an entire week?
is it normal to have hair fall out when using coconut oil? every time I’ve used it, I pull out hair after hair and it gets on my fingers - I don’t have bald spots, but i don’t think I should be pulling out hair when applying coconut oil.
anytime the hair is manipulated, you will shed a bit more. You could be loosing hair that has finished its growth cycle for instance. Be gentle when applying oil but don't worry too much about the strands 😊
‼️I can’t avoid heat cuz i have naturally wavy hair and it’s so bad and i never go out without straightening it sooo any tips how to straighten my hair without heat?‼️
I tend to wash my hair regularly on Sundays and Wednesdays. Sometimes Friday if I'm doing anything at the weekend. When my hair is due to be washed a day or so before, it just turns really quickly and gets really greasy. Also my hair is falling out a lot would you recommend I change up my shampoo and conditioner and try hair, skin and nail vitamins.
Mine too! They were curly and now they aren't curly, they aren't wavy and not straight. In some parts they are more straight and in other parts more wavy-ish
How many years did it take to get from the picture on the left to right in your thumb nail? Thanks, currently starting my healthy hair journey and my hair is similar to yours and the shorter ( medium length) on the left.
To straighten your hair without heat, comb your damp hair whilst wrapping it around your head. I dont know how to explain but i will try: part your hair in two, brush one side forward over your face and then comb it over to the other side so they become one and continue to comb it around your head, pin it if needed and wrap it in a scarf tightly and wait for it to dry, its best to do it at night and sleep in the scarf, if you’ve wrapped it tight enough you will wake up with straight hair 💕
Hi guys! I just wanted to clear something up. I accidentally included "sodium lauryl sulfoacetate" on the list of sulfates to avoid. I've recently done more research on it and it's actually a natural ingredient derived from plant and palm oils that serves the same function as a sulfate without the drying, irritating effects. It's not considered to be a sulfate, so just keep that in mind when choosing products!
Well palm oil is not really good and the sodiom lauryl / laureth sulfate is pretty toxic
Manuella Skelserfìch sodium laurel sulfoacetate is not the same as sls/sles. It’s also not always derived from palm oil, it can come from coconut and other plant oils as well.
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OrganicllyAnna What brand of organic coconut oil do you recommend?
*regrets cutting my hair and is now watching like a thousand different videos on this*
Try onion oil.
@@iamessence6268 lol does it smell like onions
The Real Satan same
Literally me rn
Enjoy your hair at every stage. Try different hairstyles to fit your length. This way, your grow out period will be more enjoyable and less like a chore💕😘
I was using different oils in my hair every night at bedtime and noticed m hair was getting shorter and shorter? Well.....found out my cat was eating my hair at night, now I wear a satin bonnet.
omg! That's the most cat thing I've heard in a while 😅 I'm glad you found a solution!
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1) drink more water
2) get away from products that have alchohol and silicon (she said that the sodium lauryl sulfoacetate it's actually a natural ingredient derived from plant and palm oils that serves the same function as a sulfate without the drying, irritating effects)
3) avoid heat (it dries it and breaks it)
4) trim your hair ONLY when necessary
5) don't wash your hair too often
6) oil treatments while massaging your scalp (avocado oil, argan oil, jojoba oil, cocounut oil)
7) be gentle with your hair
Plus some tips that helped me:
8) massaging my scalp with jojoba oil for 3 minutes straight while keeping my head down my knees (inversion method)
9) using a beanie after i shower to prevent frizz
10) when i get out of the shower i don't put it in a towel as i used to do because it damages it
Hey sis :-) thanks for the easy to read list and your extra tips! May I ask how you prefer to dry your hair when you're out of the shower, instead of using a towel?
Sarah Pengelly hello! Well, i just let it air dry but i pat the “extra wetness” in my hair with a tshirt since it is less damaging to your hair! Another thing is that I don’t brush my hair when wet, i only brush it with a really wide comb brush! 😊
@@virginiagandolfo hey, thanks so much for your reply, I really appreciate it :D the t shirt idea is really helpful
Do you use the beanie when your hair is still damp or wet?
@@rle20 wet! Though before I try to take out as much water as possible by carefully pressing the towel in my hair
Everyone watching this during quarantine after cutting their hair 😂
Seriously 😅😅
Haha this is so tru
Omds yes 😂😭
So trueeeeee
Yuup I just went bald and now I'm bored of it I want hairr 😂
I think we ALL look like Victoria Justice
AHhahaha lol
Hell no
Kari Grindstaff so true she looks so pretty ✨😶
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Omg 😂😂😂
“Make sure you eat healthy”
Me: eating Doritos
Same lol
I'm eating cookies....
Sameee I’m over here eating oreros
im eating CHEETOS☺️
Same all the way
skip to 3:10 if you're in a hurry🏃
I'm sorry 😭😅
@@OrganicallyAnna no need😘😘
THANKS
Thank you 🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒
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Opinions are opinions, but facts are facts. As a professional stylist, one of the worst things for your hair is silicones!!! Some folks swear by them because they give you immediate results by making the hair silky and shiny. But they are coating the hair, not allowing your hair to absorb moisture and hiding damage. Going sulfate and silicone free is a daunting task because you WILL go through a detox phase when your hair will be oily, matted, and dry and frizzy on the ends. Once the detox is over your hair will become healthy, shiny, and very manageable without the use of silicones or synthetic ingredients.
mhuff86 yes! My hair changed so much since making the switch !
The thing is, you don’t do treatments on top of cones, but after clarifying your hair. Silicones give hair slippage between washes preventing fine hair from tangling like crazy, for some of us is a life saver. I’ve been cone free and went back to cones for slippage and my hair is still freaking healthy when clarified. Some of my friends are professional stylist and have the worst hair I’ve ever seen, and that’s a fact lol
Sarah Connor My hair is fine as well and it get sooo tangled, so I totally get it! I’ve found that for me personally, switching over and finding more hydrating conditioners has helped more than the other conditioners I was using before. Everyone’s hair type is different though so it really depends on preference!
I totally get it. My hair is very fine and I used to rely on cone to keep it from tangling. But marshmallow root is amazing!!! Gives you that slippery feel like a cone, and it's completely natural and great for the hair. Btw: I switched to natural products after quitting the salon bc they were promoting tons of services that aren't good for the hair. But being a stylist, I know the understand the science and pH of products and how they work with the hair, so it does give me some credibility 😉
mhuff86 ya!!! That’s why I love my detangler from Beach Cosmetics! It’s all natural and it has marshmallow root and slippery elm extract. It’s the only detangler I’ll ever buy again 😅
~update: I made this list a while ago & everything listed may not be completely accurate, especially the shampoo brands lol~
healthy long hair tips:
- get a hair cut when you start seeing split ends
- try massaging castor oil/coconut oil onto roots and ends every 2-3 days for oily hair, nightly for dry hair, depends on how your hair feels to you
- no heat
- no hair dye
- only wash when feels oily/dirty, depends on hair type and personal preference
- try dry shampoo in between washes, I don’t personally, but if you can’t stand the greasy look then try it
- silk pillowcase
- use Nexxus/ogx shampoo & conditioner for your specific hair type (try other brands, I just use these two becau
- use shampoo brush
- only use enough shampoo to cover scalp and let the rest rinse down into the rest of the hair (2 dime size amounts for all hair lengths/types)
- use old t shirt/microfiber towel to dry hair after shower (gentler than regular towels)
- brush from ends to roots, not roots to ends (unnecessary stress on roots)
- gentle hair ties & hairbrush (scrunchies & Wet brush)
- clean hairbrush/comb/hair tools from harmful chemicals and dirt if needed (hairspray, hair products, etc.)
- gentle hair styles that don’t pull on scalp
- stay hydrated & eat healthy (omega3s, fatty acids, etc.)- fish oil pill daily if not enough moisture and nutrients in everyday foods
- take biotin supplement daily
- drink enough water (half of your body weight in ounces, a little more for weight loss/if needed)
- try clipping method- clipping up sections of hair along part to create volume while wet
Thank you so much beautiful
thank you 🙏🏼
not a fan of ogx
@@erickayoung5193 why tho?
Thank you, I can't afford ogx lol
My freaking eyebrows grow faster then the hair on my head ;(
Thats normal tho.. 💀
HAHAHHA likee me😭
Biotin 10,000mcg
@@kimtaylor1878 What It will do
Same! How frustrating
Isn’t it so annoying when someone says they’re gonna put the pictures “right here” and then they don’t!? Or am I the only one .
But she did put the pictures up....
I was searching the comments to find if I am the only one who is annoyed
@@ilianakaterinopoulou118 then leave
@@allstr8peopledeservetodie10 that's what I did
Yate Nabam IKR like why did she put “with pics” if she out three pictures from 10 years ago 💀💀
Everyone who cut their hair is watching now😂
Damn right
Omg yes.. I got like really really long hair to my but and i cut it to my shoulders...never do it again
@@victoria-uj2mgOnly to your shoulders? I cut it like a boy haircut, now I really regret it.
Man you are right
I hate that I cut my hair. Sucks I want my hair long again 😞.
Going sulfate and silicone free is the best thing i did for my hair. my hair has become much more healthier and grown almost 5 inches now since i started my hair growth journey. you are the first youtuber i watched for hair growth tips..Thank you so much
Sanika Patil this makes me so happy 😭💗 thank you!!
Sanika patil what shampoo do you use and what conditioner?
@@peepdi i am using the calia shampoo and conditioner right now
@@sanikapatil5567 is it available in India? In indian stores???
yeah they do deliver to India...but they have a a pretty expensive shipping price. i have my uncle who travels all the time from US to india so i get it shipped to his place in the US and he gets it for me...but if you want to try out an Indian brand then i would recommend ' just herbs' ..my older sister uses them and she has great results. it is also sulfate and silicone free..
I wasn’t expecting this video to be so good. Glad this isn’t another tumblr girl pretending they know what’s good for hair.
Kristen Jeffries haha thanks so much!
You can make your hair straight without using a heat, after a shower leave your hair dry for like 10-15 min but not completely dry, make a low ponytail and tie your hair with a tie all the way down , leave 2-4 heads between each tie , leave all night while you’re sleeping, hopefully you understood me.
But no body
Thank you so much for this advice! It works for me.
Thx definitely gonna try this
“Make sure you eat healthy”
Me: 'Eating a box of mini donuts' "Okay, ill stop just after I've finished these donuts
@eighties musicfan good job lol
@eighties musicfan you’re extremely weird and gross and it seems like you have some sort of fascination with feces as I can see by your comment history 🤮🤮
@eighties musicfan lol this is a joke right?😂😂
Me *shaves head because my hear was so damaged wanting to start all over * me*wants hair down to my hips*😂
Honestly that's a better idea so then your hair will grow back healthy and then you don't have to get trims to get rid of the damaged hair. It'll definitely take a while but it's worth it.
Definitely the best way, if you can do it! Lol You don't have all the length to be greasy when you're putting oils in your scalp.
Same I did that when I bleached my hair 3 years ago and cut it into a pixie haircut. Took like 2 years for my hair to grow long. And now I’m back to doing the same mistakes with bleaching and dying back to brown with shoulder length bob. My hair is damage and I really so bad want a haircut 😅
Me asf😭, I didn’t shave my head but I cut my hair shoulder length cus it was hella damaged from dying it but still lmao 😂
i mean it isnt a BAD idea
edit: i just kinda did that... erm.
Who else is watching this to have a glow up before school starts ✋🏼?
@eighties musicfan what!?!?!?😂
School for me starts in 2 days 💀
@eighties musicfan hahaha😂
your nose is perfect
All noses are perfect
@@thetongueofangels1882 you probably have a cute button nose too if you’re saying that
@@mridini7041 no i just didnt grow up with that dumb perfectionist idea that the American society has. I grew up in the Caribbean. We are very realistic. Just be yourself and chill. The end.
@@thetongueofangels1882 i like your vibe
RE: HEAT
if you have color processed or damaged hair, i agree that staying away from heat will accelerate growth. But if your hair is healthy and virgin, I would say heat is ok if it's limited. I only straighten my hair 1 time a week, I deep condition before I straighten, leave it straight for 5-7 days (no touch ups), and then deep condition again after washing it. I don't use the highest setting, I use 380 degrees and I always use a heat protectant before blow drying and again before flat iron. I do a really good blowout so I only have to pass the straightener ONCE. I have pretty curly hair and I've been doing this for several months and i've noticed it's stayed healthy and is growing :) So I agree to limit heat, but once a week is not gonna fry your hair! :) I love heat, and i know others do too...
princesa this was so helpful thankyou 💓
I used to use heat on my hair once a week in school and it still ended up being really dry and damaged. I think it just depends on the individuals hair type ❤️
How long is your hair? I have naturally curly hair which I like to straighten as well. I am trying to figure out how often I can use my flat iron and still retain length. I want to at least like the way my hair looks once in awhile.
My hair type will not not air dry nicely. I’ve tried allllll the methods, believe me. I wash maybe twice a week, blow dry, and straighten, but use lots of protective products. The upside of thick, coarse hair is that the heat doesn’t seem to damage it as much as others I’ve seen.
@@ChloeFrench it depends on your method... are you doing everything I said?
I wanna be able to wear my hair as a scarf for when I’m cold and as a sweater so I can feel like I’m being hugged. I’m very single and lonely...
Love you Anna.. I'm a curly girl but I love what you stand for and so do many others in the curly natural hair community.. Keep it up!!!
This was so helpful! I had a hair salon nightmare a couple months ago and I’m really struggling to get back to the hair I had before. Thank you!
Oh my me too😢 my hair fell out above my shoulders .
3 years later!!! Have you recovered? i’m currently dealing with a salon nightmare :/
I’ve just discovered your channel and I am so glad I did. You are not annoying like many you tubers out there, and you are so beautiful! Because of you I’ve discovered that this leave in conditioner I used to use religiously has 3 of the harmful silicones in it. Very helpful!!Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
In hair care products, household agents, etc., I’ve also been avoiding synthetic fragrances. What you put on your skin goes directly to the bloodstream. Also ogx has propelyne glycol.
Ok I'm a guy , but you know being a metalhead I love long hair (mine is around 53 centimeters long now but I want to get it at least 60 / 65 cm, and I'm trying the one week per month inversion method right now). Anyway, my hair is wavy and a way that works very well to straighten it without heat is to wrap it around my head, lock it in place with bobby pins and wait for it to dry. It works best if the temperature is not too low, it doesn't work with me during autumn and winter because it doesn't dry completely even overnight... and my hair is not that thick! But try that, it may work!
Bon jovi and axl rose inspired me to have long hair lmao
Do you get trims or just leave it
@@hellothere640 I used not to trim it but then the ends got destroyed because my hair is really fine, and it wouldn't grow anymore. So I do trim the very ends every now and then, when they are really damaged.
@@erymanthonseth9295 appreciate the reply man thanks. My hair has been past shoulders for years but doesn't grow much I don't trim it like once a year but I think I need more trims I just leave it but I guess it's breaking off getting shorter
@@hellothere640 Anytime mate. It was the same thing with me, until 2020 / early 2021. Now my hair is just over mid back length. If your ends are really frayed, cut off one or two inches and then do a dusting every time you see split ends appearing, before they get too bad.
Also get bloodwork and make sure you are not deficient in any nutrients and your hair is not thinning. I got diagnosed with severe vitamin D deficiency last year and I'm sure that definitely had an impact on my hair growth. Now I have to check on it again to see of it went back to normal after my cure.
I'm 43 y/o here's my basic secret. Get busy and do other things. Leave it in a ponytail. It just grows before you know it!
Did you say you were 20? You certainly do have a lot of good advice and knowledge of your hair. Thank you for sharing this information with us. Your hair is very beautiful and your advice I believe is excellent.
Patricia Lewis Thank you so much! That really means a lot 😭💗💗
I have a mixture of African-American and Native American Indian, hair 3c/4a which is low porosity and protein sensitive. I transitioned to natural shampoo bar (not the Lush brand) and African Black Soap to wash my hair. I also use clays and Ayurvedic herbs to cleanse my hair, which help strengthen my hair without the proteins. It took about 4 months to detox my hair from silicones and chemicals but I am SO happy that I did. To summarize, stop using chemicals in your hair (sls, cones, etc) use low manipulation styles, and then drink plenty of water and live a healthy lifestyle. I also do believe in vitamins and supplements, especially the older we get. Wish I had your channel when I learned all of this the long and hard way. 😂 Thank you for such a great video! 🙏
1) شرب المزيد من الماء 2) الابتعاد عن المنتجات التي تحتوي على الكحول والسيليكون (قالت إن كبريتات لوريل الصوديوم هي في الواقع مكون طبيعي مشتق من زيوت النخيل والنخيل التي تؤدي نفس وظيفة كبريتات دون آثار التجفيف والتهيج) 3) تجنب الحرارة (يجففها ويكسرها) 4) قص شعرك فقط عند الضرورة 5) لا تغسل شعرك كثيرًا 6) علاجات الزيت أثناء تدليك فروة رأسك (زيت الأفوكادو ، زيت الأرغان ، زيت الجوجوبا ، زيت جوز الهند ) 7) كن لطيفًا مع شعرك بالإضافة إلى بعض النصائح التي ساعدتني 8) تدليك فروة رأسي بزيت الجوجوبا لمدة 3 دقائق متتالية مع إبقاء رأسي أسفل ركبتي (طريقة الانعكاس) 9) باستخدام قبعة صغيرة بعد الاستحمام لمنع التجعد 10) عندما أخرج من الحمام لا أضعه في منشفة كما كنت أفعل ذلك لأنه يتلفها مو استاهل لايك😘🤪
تستاهلين الف بالمرره بقااا هي حكت فرق كم سنه بين الصور بليززززززززز
@@maryomamarmaar100 حبيبتي تسلمين بس متفهمت تعليقج آخر شي
@@كوروناعراقيه بسالك هي قالت شعررها طول هاذا الطول ف كم سنه وتسلمي ياغاليه ع الرد
@@maryomamarmaar100 اها يعني قصدك بتقولي انو كم سنه يله صار شعره بهاذه الطول
@@كوروناعراقيه ايووه كده قصدت كم سنه
I completely agree with stretching out how often you wash your hair per week & oil treatments! For a period of time I had a really itchy and flaky scalp, and when I switched from washing 3-4 times a week, to 1-2 times a week (with an overnight coconut oil and innate life treatment before each wash), the itchiness stopped, the flakes are gone and my hair became so soft! Also this might be because I have naturally wavy/curly hair, but I also have the issue of having my hair growth stuck at a little passed shoulder length. Then again my trimming game isn't strong, with about 1-2 trims a year 😅. Thank you for the great advice and I will definitely look into sulfate free shampoos + conditioners ❤
You are my hair guru girl! Literally the best natural hair growth channel on TH-cam!
Omg thank you so much 😭
I used to have really long hair and i was so stupid an cutted it to my sholder length and now its so hard for me to grow somehow and im so angry about it
Type L try using a technique like massaging for five minutes with your head flipped or just upright
Same my hair was super long it was past my butt then I cut it shoulder length. I miss my long hair 😭
same girl;(
at least you still have some i shaved mine 💀
Same my hair was to my butt in 6th grade and cut It to my shoulders in 7th grade
I've been listening to everything you said, and a constant thought was "how are you so pretty?"
Thanks for the amazing tips 😇
“make sure you’re eating nice and healthy “
me: *eating elote with extra chile*
😂😂💯
eighties musicfan HAHAHAHA THAT’S A LIFE HACK
Girl elote Is healthy😂😂
Right
@Honest Central NJ bruh what the actual fuck
The best way to heatless straighten is to roller set with very large magnetic rollers. I have 3b curls and my hair is down to about my belly button. I occasionally use 3 in diameter magnetic rollers and it gets it pretty straight. It may have a slight very loose wave to it but it gets it very smooth and shiny and pretty straight.
Some people use a hooded dryer when they roller set but I choose to just air dry so it's completely heatless. I have to plan ahead to do it like that, so I'll do it first thing in the morning and then take them out at night before I go out or before I have somewhere to go the next day.
When my hair was longer I used to put it in a low pony and have hair ties going all the way down it with no gaps. I did this before I went to bed and when I took it out the next morning it would be straight 😊
It wasn’t perfect but it made my hair more manageable if nothing else!
Chloe French Great idea but I wonder if the top part would crease? The first hair tie would probably crease the hair 😕
phone-cord spiral hair ties also work great for me. i get everything stuck in my hair but these always come out super easy.
This was the most informative video on hair. You have obviously educated yourself on the topic. Thank you for making this video! ❤️
your eyebrows are perfect wow
How I grew my hair naturally: let nature do its thing and don’t cut it.
ItsJordanaaa
Too late :((
That's sht is harder than it seems yo
You gotta trim sometimes though, otherwise the split ends would be insane
@@Sasha-xt3jh not really . maybe its just your subconscious mind stopping you or making you impatient
@@-maquia- or you could do that after its your desire length. I mena thats what i do
Watching all videos to grow my hair back
Your skin tone is gorgeous
From all of this I feel like you could be a cosmetologist like for real. I have learned a lot of this before but how you so easily explained it like you definitely know what you’re talking about. Amazing job.
That’s probably not the right word for it but hopefully you understand what I meannn
Em Rose omg thank you so much 😭😭💗💗 this really means a lot to me, thank you
My hair was as long as yours, but I just recently cut it a few months ago and now I regret it 😔 of course when my hair was this long I was bored and sick of it but now I just want it back!!!
Nikki hope you having a long hair now😊
Hayat Hamed its getting there! Still not exactly where I want it to be but its getting close 😁
show a picture of the coconut oil you use theres so many, but great tips I just found out this hair mask i use has silicone and I now i understand why my hair is super dry and frizzy
Jasmine Diaz I just use any organic, unrefined, virgin coconut oil! I usually get the big one from Cosco lol
When I run two fingers through a strand of my hair I have a lot of ends that are 6-8cm long, that's how far up my breakage starts and idk why😩
I think this girl is gorgeous. She could be a model 👌
eighties musicfan wtf weirdo
"make sure you eat healthy"
*chocolate chip cookie ad*
Yes girl I practice the same hair routine and my hair now to the middle of my back I never use a brush on wet or dry hair it causes breakage finger combing is better and easier to find and de tangle knots without pullin hair out
“make sure your eating a healthy balanced diet”
exits video*
Myda Calderon *eats hot chips and watches funny videos*
How long did it take you to grow it out thoughhhh👀
+Maryori Funez She states elsewhere that it took her 5 to 6 years. How much time has it taken you to grow out your hair?
@@abasketboy what??even though my hair Is short but I cut and if I start to take care of it it'll take a year to grow under my back...are they're really people who take this long,?
+Ello Ahmad Growth rates among different genetic (ethnic) groups living in different climatic zones around the world have very variable hair growth rates. Anna is of Croatian family background though she lives in Canada. The 5 to 6 years relates to her getting her hair JUST right. Some ladies living in the Indian Subcontinent, growing their hair from shoulder length, would be able to get hip length hair after 2 years.
Mine didn't take too long. it was about 2 years to grow out length the middle of my back. In between I was dying it vibrant colors, a few ombres, some bleaching. I had thrown out my hair dryer and iron at the time and stopped washing my hair in hot water (I can't shower with cold), and I would do "leave-in conditioner" treatments I guess where I would just in leave my conditioner while I washed my face and body. I also during this time started experimenting with co-washing (conditioner washing) and washing hair less in general. This is when I found the best results. My hair was always the type to be overly oily as well as my skin and I would attribute it now to dry skin and dermatitis, although I didn't know this at the time! I would be washing my hair every day sometimes twice a day and it was still VERY oily and I would actually get in trouble because my parents thought I wasn't showering properly… but yeah it turns out I was just doing too much with it at the time and using drug-store shampoo and conditioner, which is so bad for your hair. I would also second that on taking vitamins to supplement the foods you eat because that can have a big impact! The more of these things you do at once, the quicker you'll see results!
@@elloahmad295 I wish my hair grew like that. My hair grows around 1/4th of an inch a month which is 3-4 inches a year WITHOUT trims. You're blessed
I love your hair. It's so healthy. Do you know of a good box haircolor that's not too damaging?
i switched to all natural shampoos and conditioners about 2 years ago and i went to the hair dresser to get a trim 4 days ago and she used her shampoo and conditioner when she washed it... and my hair has been so frizzy and dry ever since.. i can’t wait until my “wash day” to wash it off with my innate life products. i will never go back to store bought hair products that contain sulfates, silicones and parabens either!!!
The Innate Life shampoo and conditioner are in my top 2 best natural shampoo and conditioners! Life changing haha
You can straighten your hair with what we call Kardoun it’s like a long ruban and we cover a low pony tail with and sleep with , it’s an old tradition in Algeria , :) try to google it
Great video! Most similar videos I've come across on youtube, mention ALL the wrong products which have many many chemicals in them. I haven't used products with silicone in more than 1 year and I've seen a great difference in the quality of my hair. It feels naturally softer and looks shinier. The detox period was hell, but once it was over, my hair started changing so much. Now I'm gonna try to go also sulfate free. Sadly, finding good products is not the easiest task and it's important to always look at the ingredients list before buying something new!
For curly hair and heatless straightening what has worked for me is cool drying on low and using a brush to pull your curls down or alternate using a towel to pull the water out of your hair and brushing it. It will not straighten your hair all the way, you'll still have a wave but you could use the (super low) low setting on a straightener to settle out the few waves left.
For straitening the hair without heat: try a kardoune!
I enjoyed your video thoroughly but please do a video on straightening the hair without the heat.
Nice hair and very pretty girl! Thank you for sharing your journey and the helpful info!
I’m a stylist straight hair with no heat can be done with a hair wrap !
Please share hairstyles for natural hair. I have waist length hair and it is difficult to style hair without heat tools.
Can you do an skin care/makeup routine video? Your eyeliner is perfect, and your skin is so beautiful 💕
the texture of my hair is thin but i had enough hair....... right now i have lost almost half of my hair.i have tried almost all kinds of hair pack and oil but nothing doesn't work.....afer applying these i loss more hair,i have
asked a couple of youtubers what i should do but no one replied....
Hi love! I have a video about the possible causes of hair loss and it might help you!
faru toma Hi! My sister is having the same problem. I would strongly suggest getting it checked out by a doctor to find the cause of it. It could be a symptom of something else.
See a dr. If the hair fall is extreme. May be she has thyroid or something else. Heal the problem internally. Hair Packs and other things are external solution.
Maybe you could try the no poo method I am trying it now for 2 days
Take omega 3 it helped me out too and do egg mask once a month
I have really curly hair naturally and one way i "straighten" it is using rollers when my hair is wet and letting it dry. It's not completely straight and it takes a long time to dry but it eliminates a lot of frizz and i usually just do it overnight i would recommend it.
Why not embrace your beautiful curls 😍
You remind me of Victoria Justice lol You're super pretty, thanks for this video!
Prettymeoriginal Thank you so much! 💗
I was actually searching the comment section for this comment 😅 she really does! Xxx
*WE ALL THINK SHE LOOKS LIKE VICTORIA JUSTICE*
IKR
Um i think we're ALL pretty
In Morocco they wrap the hair brushed around the head from left to right using pins and then tie it in a scarf and sleep overnight. It straightenes the hair. It's called Patcha.
How beautiful is your hair! I've been trying to grow my hair for years but I realised I was doing it the wrong way. I literally slapped on a lot of oil on just one part of my scalp. I'm being gentle now.
And also using castor oil and almond oil for massage. 💖
How long is tour hair after 5yrs? 🥹
@@nescasta1950 hello! I got waist length hair now!!! I've been using those hair massaging tools to evenly spread the oil on my scalp and massage it. Also gently massage the shampoo using that massager. And I've stuck to my HG ayurvedic oil for over 4.5 years now.
@@nescasta1950 i got waist length hair now!!! Usey HG ayurvedic oil that I stuck to for four years now, and spread that evenly using a scalp massager. Honesty changed my entire hair game. And I've been using those bond repair pre washes for a couple of months too!
There is a special hair wrap for straight hair my mother used to do when litle. You basically comb your hair in a circle wrapping way over your head. When its not all the way dry yet. Like bringing all the hair from one side over to the other side over the top. Kind of like a turban, or circle, if you understand? And then keep the hair in palce overnight with a scarf wrapped around. Put you hair on the side of you part. Or do it the other way if you want to flip it over for volume.
“With pictures” *adds literally one pic* 🙂
I literally added 5
Angrybirds 19, You should make better use of the word "literally"...
zara zara lol i should, it wasn’t meant to be a mean comment i just expected alot more pics for a 16min video and im subscribed :P
lol u need to watch the video properly
There are 5 pictures between 1.51 and 2.30. +longhairproblemsxo, I think I am among the majority of your viewers in saying that long hair really suits you & makes you look exceptionally beautiful.
What helped my hair tremendously was getting a blowdryer with a cold setting on it.All your advice is good .
STRAIGHTENING HAIR NATURALLY :
comb the HAIR properly and gentlely after showering and drying it, then use drops of oil or any serum to smooth out the hair and comb again for no tangles then wrap the hair around the head using a comb or detangler, use bobypins to secure and keep in place then wrap the head with a satin cloth and leave it overnight sleep
FOR LONG THICK HAIR:
comb the 30-40% DAMP HAIR properly and gentlely after showering MAKE SURE THE HAIR 70% DRY AND 30-35% DAMP , then use drops of oil or any serum to smooth out the hair and comb again for no tangles then wrap the hair around the head using a comb or detangler, use bobypins to secure and keep in place then wrap the head with a satin cloth and leave it overnight sleep
i have been doing this for 2 years and everyttime i do it overnight it becomes straight
hair needs time to adjust to this and actually become straight, idk how much of it works for other people bt i did work for mine
You legit have hit goalllllssssss😍
You look and sound very confident and mature for a 20 year-old girl ! 👏
I've switched to a silicone-free and sulfate-free shampoo. To be honest, for now I don't feel like it does good to my hair, it kinda looks weaker than before , less shiny and I feel like I lost some volume. 😟
But hopefully this is just a step, I've started using my natural shampoo about 4 months ago, maybe I'll see the results later...
Just switch back to sulphates and silicones if the going without isn't working for you.
Hair care is not one size fits all.
Thanks Anna for the video
Would appreciate it if you remake this video and share with us ur updated routine, tips and tricks you follow on a daily basis
please do a video on how to tie a bun......which actually stays put.....my hair are silky so the bun does'nt stay in place.....it just slips off.....
Thats easy. Tie your hair in a pony tail first, then make a bun around the pony tail by tying a knot with your hair and wrapping the tips around the knot. Then secure however youd like. Stays all day
If you have curlier hair, look up wave/curl formers as they can change your curl pattern without damage. In so even making it straighter
green tea (Natreal!!) and rice water is great for hair and skin!!!
To get it straight try to use more products to make hair heavier. And dont be scared it will look dirty. You need to use conditioner spray after you wash your hair, then after 10-15 mins apply cream (Lebel moist is the best) and when your hair dry go for oil (just a few drops of it ). Also, any time you brush your hair apply conditioner spray. You will see a huge difference in your hair
I like how this title suggests that there's a way to grow your hair artificially
Wow..thank You! There are many videos of hair growth but you are the only one that gives complete info. Everyone says "avoid sulfates" "avoid silicones" but why?? Thank you for all the info, you really did your research and it is very appreciated. Thank you
I really liked ur eye makeup... like can u do a vid on it.. like healthy eye care and makeup
Bhangad Pulaa I just used eyeliner 😅 I don’t wear it very often and I make sure I always take it off before bed when I do
longhairproblemsxo I really wud love it if u made a vid on it and also simple skincare ... like natural products
Thank you Anna!! 😊 With the coconut oil - after massaging it into our scalps and leaving it on overnight, how soon do we need to wash it out? Or can we leave this into our scalp and go without washing it for an entire week?
is it normal to have hair fall out when using coconut oil? every time I’ve used it, I pull out hair after hair and it gets on my fingers - I don’t have bald spots, but i don’t think I should be pulling out hair when applying coconut oil.
Casey Floyd brush your hair before putting it on but also don’t use too much of the oil.
@Casey floyd it depends on you
Sometimes coconut oil might not work
anytime the hair is manipulated, you will shed a bit more. You could be loosing hair that has finished its growth cycle for instance. Be gentle when applying oil but don't worry too much about the strands 😊
‼️I can’t avoid heat cuz i have naturally wavy hair and it’s so bad and i never go out without straightening it sooo any tips how to straighten my hair without heat?‼️
I would really like to know what your opinion is of the Shea moisture brand :)
Lilith Lavandula bomb! Use it!!!! If you have dry hair. Don’t wash hair everyday maybe every 3 days or longer. Dry shampoo is your friend
I tend to wash my hair regularly on Sundays and Wednesdays. Sometimes Friday if I'm doing anything at the weekend. When my hair is due to be washed a day or so before, it just turns really quickly and gets really greasy. Also my hair is falling out a lot would you recommend I change up my shampoo and conditioner and try hair, skin and nail vitamins.
First of all I can’t even lose weight and ur saying eat healthy for hair 😣😔
rapping wet hair around your head overnight will make curly hair straight. i've tried it many times and its worked nd i have very curly hair.
When I was young my hair was so curly and now when its almost to my tailbone its a little bit wavy but mostly straight
Alana G try the CGM your hair could actually be wavy or curly!
Mine too! They were curly and now they aren't curly, they aren't wavy and not straight. In some parts they are more straight and in other parts more wavy-ish
This video is amazing! It clarified everything I saw and thought and helped me out a lot.
Wow almost a million views 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Your videos are literal drugs lol
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Probably all by men drooling over this incredible looking young lady
How many years did it take to get from the picture on the left to right in your thumb nail?
Thanks, currently starting my healthy hair journey and my hair is similar to yours and the shorter ( medium length) on the left.
You look like Wonderwoman!!
thank you! 😅
You are glowing 😭✨
Subliminal Messages do wonders as well😌👌🏼✨💗
Don't expose it😂
Could you please do a video about good companies that produce vegan, cruelty free hair care products without any harsh chemicals?
I am trying to grow out my hair but for some reason every time i try it i struggle with friz :( btw yore gorg
To straighten your hair without heat, comb your damp hair whilst wrapping it around your head. I dont know how to explain but i will try: part your hair in two, brush one side forward over your face and then comb it over to the other side so they become one and continue to comb it around your head, pin it if needed and wrap it in a scarf tightly and wait for it to dry, its best to do it at night and sleep in the scarf, if you’ve wrapped it tight enough you will wake up with straight hair 💕