Grow Hair fast: 1. Low Heat or No Heat. 2. Stretch out perm retouches. Overlap chemicals cause breakage. 3. Avoid lighter color hair dyes. They are more damaging. 4. Invest in quality shampoo and conditioner. This increases moisture balance. Number one cause of breakage is dry hair. 5. Let Conditoner sit in 3-5 minutes. 6. Deep conditioning- sit under dryer. It pushes it deep into the hair. Do once a month. 7. Keep hair hydrated. Drink water. 8. Eat a healthy vitamin-rich diet. 9. Use a plant-based vitamin. 10. Do a scalp massage. It increases blood flow to the scalp. Helps it grow. Use the meat part of your finger, not the nails. 11. Use a moisturizing leave-in or detangler. 12. Use a soft brush - buy the denman brush that massages the scalp and is gentle on our hair. 13. Hair balls or frizzy ends means you need a trim. 14. Stay away from products that contain alcohol. It dries out the hair. Limit its use! 15. Never apply heat on dirty hair. You are baking dirt into your hair and causes build up. 16. Sleep on Satin - bonnet or pillow. Stack hair on top of head and cover to help keep the style. You are welcome!!! 😊
Especially about trimming! I haven't had my hair trimmed in YEARS for fear that they'll insist on CUTTING, EDGING with a razor, etc. I went to NAPPS in St. Louis after I went all-natural and said I assume I need a trim, and she looked at it and said, no, the ends look fine! But I'm in Indiana now...
I have tips. When your hair hits shoulder length, wear it up most of the time. Sometimes when hair hits shoulder length it rubbing against clothing at the shoulders will break the hair. This is especially true in winter when we are wearing sweaters and coats. And watch out for static. It can catch hair and your hair may break when you pull it away, like off of clothing. Finally, get a humidifier. It is good for hair and skin. Thanks for this video. You were very very helpful.
I love all of these tips. I’ve been walking around the house with a satin scarf around my shoulder bc my hair is finally hanging on my shoulders in the back but it is still too short to “put up”. I live in an arid climate and very cold winters (although this year it has been mild. Only have reached -3 degrees). Ugh, I deep condition once a week but this last wash day I saw an increase in breakage so I’m thinking I may need to deep condition twice a week while it’s dry AND cold. I also usually drink 2-3 Liters of water a day but this past week I have slacked...big time. The humidifier! Why didn’t I think of that!? I’m getting it ASAP!
Yes, you can wear the satin or silk scarf over a coat or anything. Use the scarf as a barrier between other scarfs, colllars and hoodies. I live in the Chi. My clients get the middle breakage when they don’t make a satin barrier between their hair and cotton, or wool materials. The winter months are dry, steaming with a moisturizing conditioner and a little oil of your choice is good too. Also make sure of what’s actually breaking your hair. Stress, medication or low porosity, among other things could be the reason.
@@SpiritualAttitudeSage lol, true that! I just meant it had the same effect as a ironing dirty clothes, fibers get all stiff, singed, break apart, etc! But I get it sis, I REALLY love my my hair now that I'm 41 and found out there is some female pattern baldness in my family ! 😩😂
@@Toywins You don't just need female baldness in the family. Menopause delivers "Male pattern baldness" too. As if it's not fun enough! My hair is down to about quarter what it was with bald patches all over the place. At 50, it absolutely shatters the self confidence. Of course most of the baldness is at the front hair line so totally obvious.
👏🏾👏🏾 I'm a licensed esty (20 years) and I appreciate when a pro TEACHES!! This video is awesome!! So tired of these videos from folk who never discuss nutrition or hydration just product. I learned some things too...thank you.😁🥰
I’m so happy that you found it to be educational! Also, Thank you! I feel like often when I mention nutrition & water intake as it pertains to my skin & hair, that’s the part no one wants to hear! It’s the part they have complete control over, but requires the most discipline.
Nerissa, thank you, I stop buying a lot of products about two years ago when due to a medical condition I have to drink at least 72 oz of water a day (I drink about 96), I have always hated water but after I started drinking it, my hair went crazy. I have never had hair bra length before, more like ear length lol! But since I have been drinking so much water, my hair my nails are growing like a weed, I hate long nails and now have to trim mine every week, staying hydrated is a BIG plus.
@@GetGlamFam I hear you! No people don't want to hear about water and nutrition because they (we) have been taught to believe that sweet drinks, convenient processed foods (which are void of nutrition) advertised in commercials are equal to or even better than water and natural food. We develop an addiction to the 'poison' drinks/foods and end up with a ton of other things: diabetes, stomach issues, weight (oh, the weight) gain acne skin, fatty liver, and the list goes on, you know the rest of the story. If water and nutrition weren't so vital and important to sustain and maintain a healthy body/life then soda would fall from the sky and gummy fish would be in our rivers' oceans. Brought to you by Mars Candy, Keebler, and Nabisco, thank you but no thank you very much As you said, it takes discipline and it is a process that starts in the mind. If we stop eating the commercials and drinking the jingles that go along with them we would be a helluva lot healthier and happier. All the best to everyone!
Your hair advice is always on point. Just using your tips for the last 6+ months, my daughter and my hair is much more healthy and the length is noticeable. EVERYONE in your family has BEAUTIFUL hair as proof of your knowledge. Also, the 2 camera angle is excellent. Send Allison and the girls love from us in Massachusetts! And thank you for looking out for all of us 🙏🏽💌
sion I’m so happy to hear that!! Thanks so much dear! Also, I’m glad you enjoyed having 2camera angles, I wanted to keep it more visually interesting without being distracting.
I love your girls! Your family is wonderful! You are a true professional. I agree with everything you said. At 65 my hair grows a lot slower and my thyroid disease does not help but it is healthy. I am glad I like it short.
Hi, I'm 59 years old, and you have really helped me. You know how hard it is for someone my age to avoid balding. Well, sir, you have been my guiding light. Thanks to your advice, the hair at the front of my head, which would not go past my chin, is now a little past my collarbone. The back stopped at the bra and said it was through. I started looking at your videos and following your advice. The back is reaching my waist. I am trying my best to drink more water. I have been told my hair is shiny. I also take vitamins and minerals every day. I also have a scalp massager. I get strange looks at work when I pull it out of my purse, lol. I use the wet brush and tangle teaser. Thank you so much for your guidance and for sharing your knowledge.
That’s why I decided to go natural I may have overrelaxed my hair overtime and it became thinner and I lost my edges because of tight ponytails. Now am struggling with regrowing my edges. Your tips are really helping. Started my natural journey mid last year.
I did my relaxer 3 to 4 times a year, my hair grew like WILDFIRE. My new growth was always soft. I transitioned so slow, my natural hair is now the same length as when I started going natural! 😩😂
@@GetGlamFam question though how come the of my hair is growing fine but my bangs are soooo slow I been 4and a half years natural and my bangs are just under my nose so fustrating😩 is that normal 🙄😐💜
I CONSTANTLY tell my friends about using cold water on their curls the definition difference is insane! And all I drink is water since a baby I promise it Is why I can bleach my hair and keep my curls. Great video ❤️
Thank you for this video! The most helpful tips were you breaking down moisture and protein, using a cooler temp water for conditioner, utilizing a leave-in conditioner, massaging the scalp frequently with care, the reminder about nutrition, being aware of drying ingredients, applying heat on dirty hair.. whew, I learned alot lol! Thank you again!
Luv GlamFam videos, in addition to them being very informative, they are also very 'little people' friendly. You allow your daughters to be themselves and be included in your videos. It's like we are visiting your home and the girls just decided to pop in to say hello and see who you are talking to, once satisfied they go on their merry way to play somewhere else. 💛
It has been a God send in my household! I tried everything! I was hesitant at first it's not your typical African American brand but I was desperate. #3minutemiracle was hands down the best!
Awww your daughter is so cute and has a sweet voice...I'm definitely need this video...I just ordered the beanie cap a few days ago to wear at night which will help tremendously to help keep moisture in my hair cause I cant stand scarves and they dont stay on my head..so I cant wait to receive it...thanks Lenwood for all you do...greatly appreciated...oh you have the same name as my father in law...peace love and hair grease...lol...oh maybe not hair grease...lol💜🥰
I feel like all of your tips were extremely helpful and well explained. Even if I knew some of the tips previously, it helped to be reminded. I also appreciated the fact that your video was direct and to the point. Loved seeing your little girl as well....she looks so much like her mom! Your oldest favors you. Gorgeous family!
Hey there GlamFam. My hair grew quite a lot this year by adding Probiotics to my daily diet. I usually get about 4 inches a year. This year it's about 6 inches. My hair is also thicker. I'm still following your hair regimen so Thanks for your content. ❤🔥🤴🏿
@@4everInTheClouds Hey there. I use Nature's Bounty Probiotics. They offer them in solid pills, powder form or Gummies. I use the Powder form added to my morning shake.
@@lyndoraburroughs-robinson5663 oh...okay I will try some probiotics. I'm on nature's bounty hair, skin & nails gels. I'm trying to grow hair back in the back and on sides. Thank you
What I learned in yet another very informative video of yours: 1. The difference between perms and relaxers 😯. That would've save me from the big chop probably. 2. Bleached hair need more protein also instead of just conditioner. Minimum once a month is is shorter than I would've ever guessed. 3. There is a thing called a Sebaceous gland and it basically gets the nutrients out our body and into the hair. Last but Definitely not least: Zalina will for ever make me giggle like someone surprise goosed me from behind. ☺️ Another awesome video!! 🙌🏾
Hey Lin, thanks for the hair growing tips. Let's grow! I would like to request a video on what you think about & the science on natural home remedies like rice water & onion juice & is the sulphur in onions the same as what the sulphur grease has? I have relaxed hair & I've heard several TH-camrs talking about a bond builder called Olaplex that's quite expensive, I use protein conditioner after relaxing I like. Is Olaplex similar & is there cheaper products that build bonds and is it good to add on hair after relaxing? Thank you so much.
Olaplex is very expensive, i would just say that you invest in a very good conditioner rather. I too am relaxed and I found that using ORS replenishing conditioner after my relaxer has really helped me
I think I have not been giving much attention to selecting my shampoos based on my hair type. I must apply that advice immediately. Thank you for the tip.
4:44-8:42 Omg I never thought about the importance of shampoo, conditioner, and DC in that aspect! You're completely right I personally focus mainly on styling products lol. - How does one go about finding a high quality shampoo, conditioner, deep conditioner? Like what ingredients should one look for? - why is it essential that we pay attention to our choice of shampoo, conditoner, and deep conditioners? (I know you mentioned because it helps to get moisture in better, but just asking if there's a more in depth reason). - How do you feel about buying high priced shampoo, conditioner, & deep conditioner but buying/using low priced styling products such as, grease, b&b moisture lotion, African pride cream, etc. ?
Hey Linwood! This is some awesome advice and thank goodness I've been following you for a while now- so I'm doing 90% of these tips already!! And you're honest! That is always appreciated😉. Thanks again for always helping us out. And no video is complete without a cameo from one of the girls!!! Hey Zalina....with your pretty lil self🥰!!!
This is true, it can be easy to fall out of the habit. My skin is the first thing to show out if I haven’t been drinking enough water though, so I pay attention to the texture and breakouts, etc. it helps keep me in check! Lol
Love your way of teaching, how we should take care of our hair I am 64 years old have gray hair and love my gray I want to know what kind of grease I can use on my hair and plus I go to the salon once every two weeks and it’s the only time I have my hair flat iron and curl… THANKS for all the information you have on hair🙏🏾🥰
This was right on time, I’ve felt stuck at TBL for quite a while and I’m sure I need to reevaluate my hair care routine. I straightened it last month (thank da Lawd there’s no heat damage 😂) but I only straighten it and use heat once a year around my birthday in January. I gave myself an ApHogee 2-step protein treatment and a moisturizing deep conditioner. I also gave myself a good trim! Maybe an inch or more.....I’m still at tbl so hopefully I’ll start to see more growth from here. I want ALL. THE. GROWTH!!! For the last few years specifically, I’ve been a serial protective styler. My hair spends about 90% of the time in two braids that I try to keep in buns. Buuuuuut that’s more because I’m hair-lazy. I still try to take very good care of my hair. I love ApHogee Deep Moisture shampoo. Where I am it costs $8 for a16oz bottle.....give or take (?). It’s more expensive than the cheap ones you mentioned but it’s not going to break the bank. I’ve used it for years and it’s one of the few products that my hair hasn’t “gotten used to”. It’s also one of the very few shampoos I’ve experienced that never strips the hair but still leaves it feeling very clean. I’ve always used the shampoo/conditioner/shower routine but again...that’s because I’m lazy! Good to know that it’s beneficial lol. As for brushes...Goody has a shower brush with extremely soft and flexible bristles. I go between that and the Tangle Teaser brush (with the handle). The Goody one works best when my hair isn’t overly tangled. I sometimes use that one to do an initial detangle, then follow up with a medium toothed comb. I’ve tried finger detangling several times and I just don’t feel it’s for me. That said...I am very gentle when I comb so I don’t see breakage or extreme shedding even when using a comb. This video was very helpful!!! Most of these steps I already follow so it was good to be reassured. I truly believe it helped me go from about 2 inches to TBL in a matter of 4 years. It was my 2nd big chop because LAWD knows I did wayyyyyyy too damn much the 1st time. I mean bleaching and coloring VERY often, heat more times than I should’ve and not protective styling enough...even though I feel that part is up to the individual. Some people can grow their hair out to long lengths while wearing it out most of the time. Me? I’m lazy sooooo that’s a lot of work. Clearly the running theme in my hair life....is laziness 🤔🤷🏻♀️😂
Everything you say makes sense. Especially about applying heat to dirty hair. I don’t wash my “black” hair daily, so yes, I’m guilty of applying heat between shampooing or as you say putting heat on dirty hair. I’m one of them that take care of my hair at home and go to the salon for special treatment for a special event. Where I get it washed, deep conditioned, trim and styled. So....I will now wash mine when I plan to use heat on my hair and of course when it’s dirty. Another thing that made sense when growing up, was that one of my older sisters went to the salon every week to get her hair done, the shampoo, deep conditioner (once a month), dry, trim the ends (once a month, not every 4 weeks; you can get a trim on the first of March and get the next month on April 30th; that’s ten weeks.) Her hair always looks good. So yeah I’ve been listening but it finally makes sense...DON’T PUT HEAT ON DIRTY HAIR.
I notice when I use Henna for coloring, it doesn't seem to cause any hair damage. It's a lot more work, but worth the effort to minimize damaging the hair...what are your thoughts on Henna for hair coloring?🤔
I used henna for scall treatment. I use to boil cut up beets and use a black tea bag in the beet water. I poured the beet in the henna. After 3 applications (3 months), my hair has a reddish brownish color in the sun. It's been like that for 2 years now.
I love how you can give shade and educate at the same time. Question: after wearing braids what should be the hair routine? And does sitting under a heating cap a good thing?
You are so fine my brother! Oooops I've got to stay focused...but it's so hard looking at you! Your care advice, styling instruction and hair handling is THE BEST out here on youtube. FACTS!!!
It’s not really a transition so to speak, since it’s pretty immediate. The application method is different though. I would definitely recommend seeking a professional for the first application.
I'm a little late to the game, but I love this video. I'm mostly high porosity, medium density, fine & coarse strands, type 3c mostly, but I see some 3b and 4a developing. I'm at almost 3 months post big chop and have been growing 3/4" to 1" per month so far. I don't condition. I DEEP condition every time. Even though I'm high porosity, my hair loves deep conditioning with my heat cap. My hair also loves heat to marinate the leave in into my various textures and strands (10 mins. usually). This has been a game changer! That, and getting glycerin and heavy humectants out of my life. Great content! I need to watch the boys more often. Thank you SO SO much.
Oh my goodness! This is the first time you appeared on my TH-cam feed and I am happy you did, great hair tips. Will have to binge watch your previous videos. 🥰
I bought the product "Don't be bald" that is how I found your channel. I did not realize it was "Just for me brand"I like the condition on my hair, over " Main N Tail". Maybe I should let it sit for 6 minutes like "Just for me" you did mention to let the conditioner sit. In that case it works !!
This video was so very helpful! Much needed so I can take care of my daughter and I's hair in between the times I can not get us to our stylist. Love you boo!! :)
Knowledge Well. I love what you do. Beautiful babies. Beautiful hair. I am learning so much in a short amount of time. Definitely putting all of this to good use for my people with the utmost professionalism.
Yes I get my shampoo from Sally's .And its worth the money for me .It helps with my scalp issues. I get the generic Paul Mitchell tea trea shampoo and conditioner.
Hi, I absolutely love your advice and videos. Thank you so much for sharing. Having had chemo 10 years ago, my hair is now fine. I relax twice a year and wear it mostly in buns as I'm growing it out. Please advise me on the best products. I currently use Keracare and Shea Moisture products.
Love your content and delivery Linwood and your beautiful family! 💖 Ok so conditioning/deep conditioning always stumps me. My hair is natural (meaning no relaxer...about 4 years now) but Is heat trained. My stylist deep conditions my hair every 2 weeks and that seems to be working fine for me, however my 12 year old daughter is natural (never had a relaxer) but she’s experienced some breakage so we’re trying to get this hair thing under control. I realized after watching your video that I had been using leave-in conditioner in place of conditioner which I will stop doing. So how often should I deep condition her hair?
What you think about olaplex 3 or the whole line I think I'm low porosity yes my hair is relaxed I want to grow my hair out I'm learning how to rollerset my hair and placing the clips correctly without floppy rollers🤭🤫😑
This video was informative and a great refresher on hair care fundamentals, thank you!! Do you have any tips on maintaining the moisture balance for natural hair that is grey and resistant to color?
Love love your videos!!! So i had extreme hair damage from protein over load thanks to rice water treatments im Hispanic with 4c hair any recommendations on how to get hydration back in quick . thank you and have a wonderful day
I find that keeping the hair corn rowed often keeps my hair growing...traditional sew ins...at a slow rate and found a hairdresser that doesn't use synthetic hair has really helped under the tracks
My tip, because I hate showering then rinsing conditioner onto my clean body, wash your hair in sections. Divide your hair in half. Wash one side. Rinse. Apply conditioner. Split that half into 2 sections. Detangle and apply more conditioner as necessary to each section. When done, move on to the other unwashed half of your head. Repeat steps above. By the time you finish applying conditioner to the half of your hair, its about time to rinse the conditioner out of the first half.
Grow Hair fast:
1. Low Heat or No Heat.
2. Stretch out perm retouches. Overlap chemicals cause breakage.
3. Avoid lighter color hair dyes. They are more damaging.
4. Invest in quality shampoo and conditioner. This increases moisture balance. Number one cause of breakage is dry hair.
5. Let Conditoner sit in 3-5 minutes.
6. Deep conditioning- sit under dryer. It pushes it deep into the hair. Do once a month.
7. Keep hair hydrated. Drink water.
8. Eat a healthy vitamin-rich diet.
9. Use a plant-based vitamin.
10. Do a scalp massage. It increases blood flow to the scalp. Helps it grow.
Use the meat part of your finger, not the nails.
11. Use a moisturizing leave-in or detangler.
12. Use a soft brush - buy the denman brush that massages the scalp and is gentle on our hair.
13. Hair balls or frizzy ends means you need a trim.
14. Stay away from products that contain alcohol. It dries out the hair. Limit its use!
15. Never apply heat on dirty hair. You are baking dirt into your hair and causes build up.
16. Sleep on Satin - bonnet or pillow. Stack hair on top of head and cover to help keep the style.
You are welcome!!! 😊
I absolutely ❤my denman brush! 4C hair.
Thank you
You are an angel❤
@@nyabwekebabere113 I made a copy for myself as well. 🙂
Thank you for looking out ❤😂
Finally a Pro Hairstylist teaching me without selling to me a product this or that. Taking notes.🤓📝
Thanks so much for watching!
@@GetGlamFam God bless you for this free consultation. Cheers from Ghana. 🇬🇭🤗🙏🏾
That's one of the things I love and appreciate also. He's such a good teacher!
Amen
Especially about trimming! I haven't had my hair trimmed in YEARS for fear that they'll insist on CUTTING, EDGING with a razor, etc. I went to NAPPS in St. Louis after I went all-natural and said I assume I need a trim, and she looked at it and said, no, the ends look fine! But I'm in Indiana now...
Finally, someone who is professional not entertaining the random bs on TH-cam
Thanks for watching!
Love that you said growth ain’t about putting “magical coochie” cream on your scalp. That’s why I tune into you & wife. I’m here for the realness. 😆
I’m glad you enjoy it cuz it’s not going anywhere! 😂😂
😭😭😭😭he keeps it all the way real 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I fell out @ coochie cream😁😂🤣
Okay, I thought that's what he said but wasn't sure. 😅
I have tips. When your hair hits shoulder length, wear it up most of the time. Sometimes when hair hits shoulder length it rubbing against clothing at the shoulders will break the hair. This is especially true in winter when we are wearing sweaters and coats. And watch out for static. It can catch hair and your hair may break when you pull it away, like off of clothing. Finally, get a humidifier. It is good for hair and skin. Thanks for this video. You were very very helpful.
Excellent tips!! 😊😊 Thanks boo!
....or just leave it down and wear a silk or satin scarf around your nap and shoulders
@@-love-life3267 over a coat...???
I love all of these tips. I’ve been walking around the house with a satin scarf around my shoulder bc my hair is finally hanging on my shoulders in the back but it is still too short to “put up”. I live in an arid climate and very cold winters (although this year it has been mild. Only have reached -3 degrees). Ugh, I deep condition once a week but this last wash day I saw an increase in breakage so I’m thinking I may need to deep condition twice a week while it’s dry AND cold. I also usually drink 2-3 Liters of water a day but this past week I have slacked...big time. The humidifier! Why didn’t I think of that!? I’m getting it ASAP!
Yes, you can wear the satin or silk scarf over a coat or anything. Use the scarf as a barrier between other scarfs, colllars and hoodies. I live in the Chi. My clients get the middle breakage when they don’t make a satin barrier between their hair and cotton, or wool materials. The winter months are dry, steaming with a moisturizing conditioner and a little oil of your choice is good too. Also make sure of what’s actually breaking your hair. Stress, medication or low porosity, among other things could be the reason.
Omg your daughter wanting to take a picture stole my heart.
😊😊❤️ Thank you kindly dear! 😊❤️
@Candice Wynter Haha! I feel! I wish you the best of luck on your journey and a safe and easy pregnancy. ❤️
Omg ikr!!!! She looks like both of you 😍
That little girl stole the show 😻💕
Low manipulation, and rice water.
She is so beautiful
Heat on dirty hair= Ironing a dirty shirt. And THAT'S FACTS.
Toy Dubz amen!!
well.. you could throw a shirt out and buy a new one but the hair on my heaf is sacred 😅
Lol valid point there!
@@SpiritualAttitudeSage lol, true that! I just meant it had the same effect as a ironing dirty clothes, fibers get all stiff, singed, break apart, etc! But I get it sis, I REALLY love my my hair now that I'm 41 and found out there is some female pattern baldness in my family ! 😩😂
@@Toywins You don't just need female baldness in the family. Menopause delivers "Male pattern baldness" too. As if it's not fun enough! My hair is down to about quarter what it was with bald patches all over the place. At 50, it absolutely shatters the self confidence. Of course most of the baldness is at the front hair line so totally obvious.
👏🏾👏🏾
I'm a licensed esty (20 years) and I appreciate when a pro TEACHES!! This video is awesome!! So tired of these videos from folk who never discuss nutrition or hydration just product. I learned some things too...thank you.😁🥰
I’m so happy that you found it to be educational! Also, Thank you! I feel like often when I mention nutrition & water intake as it pertains to my skin & hair, that’s the part no one wants to hear! It’s the part they have complete control over, but requires the most discipline.
Nerissa, thank you, I stop buying a lot of products about two years ago when due to a medical condition I have to drink at least 72 oz of water a day (I drink about 96), I have always hated water but after I started drinking it, my hair went crazy. I have never had hair bra length before, more like ear length lol! But since I have been drinking so much water, my hair my nails are growing like a weed, I hate long nails and now have to trim mine every week, staying hydrated is a BIG plus.
Is hydration most important when using a deep Conditioner? @GlamFam Hair & Beauty
@@GetGlamFam I hear you! No people don't want to hear about water and nutrition because they (we) have been taught to believe that sweet drinks, convenient processed foods (which are void of nutrition) advertised in commercials are equal to or even better than water and natural food. We develop an addiction to the 'poison' drinks/foods and end up with a ton of other things: diabetes, stomach issues, weight (oh, the weight) gain acne skin, fatty liver, and the list goes on, you know the rest of the story.
If water and nutrition weren't so vital and important to sustain and maintain a healthy body/life then soda would fall from the sky and gummy fish would be in our rivers' oceans. Brought to you by Mars Candy, Keebler, and Nabisco, thank you but no thank you very much
As you said, it takes discipline and it is a process that starts in the mind. If we stop eating the commercials and drinking the jingles that go along with them we would be a helluva lot healthier and happier.
All the best to everyone!
I agree.
Your daughters smile is like sunshine!
Awww....she’s just adorable “hey daddy”.... my favorite tip is the conditioner in shower tip, but really all these tips.....great video as well
Thank you love! I appreciate you!!
I will never understand how people say "I don't drink water." That is CRAZY. We are made of water!
True true true lol
Girl I know their kidneys are working overtime too!
If I’m made of it why I gotta drink it?!? 🤔🤔🤔
@@ayoogunleye5507 Because you NEED it.
@@neicylove769 I didnt even bother to answer that mess, lol. Let them go without water for a while and see exactly why we need it! 😩😂😂
Your hair advice is always on point. Just using your tips for the last 6+ months, my daughter and my hair is much more healthy and the length is noticeable. EVERYONE in your family has BEAUTIFUL hair as proof of your knowledge. Also, the 2 camera angle is excellent. Send Allison and the girls love from us in Massachusetts! And thank you for looking out for all of us 🙏🏽💌
sion I’m so happy to hear that!! Thanks so much dear! Also, I’m glad you enjoyed having 2camera angles, I wanted to keep it more visually interesting without being distracting.
Wow, your hair looks great and you are GORGEOUS!! Your little girl is beautiful!
Thank you so very much! 🙏🏽😊
I love your girls! Your family is wonderful! You are a true professional. I agree with everything you said. At 65 my hair grows a lot slower and my thyroid disease does not help but it is healthy. I am glad I like it short.
Kathy MahoneStreet you’re fabulous!
Mel Jones Thanks 😊
From your picture your hair looks super awesome :)
Hi, I'm 59 years old, and you have really helped me. You know how hard it is for someone my age to avoid balding. Well, sir, you have been my guiding light. Thanks to your advice, the hair at the front of my head, which would not go past my chin, is now a little past my collarbone. The back stopped at the bra and said it was through. I started looking at your videos and following your advice. The back is reaching my waist. I am trying my best to drink more water. I have been told my hair is shiny. I also take vitamins and minerals every day. I also have a scalp massager. I get strange looks at work when I pull it out of my purse, lol. I use the wet brush and tangle teaser. Thank you so much for your guidance and for sharing your knowledge.
This was very helpful. This confirms most of what I'm doing. Your daughter is so sweet 😊 hello kitty😁😁
The sweetest thing ever, “Hi Daddy, I wanna take a picture with you” haha❤️
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching!
That’s why I decided to go natural I may have overrelaxed my hair overtime and it became thinner and I lost my edges because of tight ponytails. Now am struggling with regrowing my edges. Your tips are really helping. Started my natural journey mid last year.
Linwood, you are such a great dad! Every time I watch you are so gentle and loving with them and such a lovely wife. Just a great family.
I did my relaxer 3 to 4 times a year, my hair grew like WILDFIRE. My new growth was always soft. I transitioned so slow, my natural hair is now the same length as when I started going natural! 😩😂
Please tell me,how you keep your new growth soft.I usually have my hair Jherri -curl,but obviously we all have the new growth-two textured problem.
I decided to get a relaxer and my hair is thriving. it's longer and breaks less than when I was natural.
OMG! Sitting here watching your video. I look up and you’re sitting across of me at HEB eating. Wow!!! I’m star struck! 🤩🤩🤩
Oh cool! I saw you do a double take, but I just thought I looked like someone you knew!
Girl I was all in these nachos and my conversation! 😂😂
GlamFam I know I know... I was in awe lol Pleasure to finally see you in person. Next time you aren’t busy I will definitely say HELLO!! 🥰
@@GetGlamFam question though how come the of my hair is growing fine but my bangs are soooo slow I been 4and a half years natural and my bangs are just under my nose so fustrating😩 is that normal 🙄😐💜
Awwwww Linwood let that beauty take a picture 😍😍😍
Lol I did! 😂
OMG that brief intermission with baby gurl stole my heart 🥰 shes soo adorable (cheeseeeeee) 😂
I CONSTANTLY tell my friends about using cold water on their curls the definition difference is insane! And all I drink is water since a baby I promise it Is why I can bleach my hair and keep my curls. Great video ❤️
Okay different camera angles!!!! Favorite tip is the conditioner in the shower - so helpful
Awesome! I’m happy you found the video to be helpful!
Leaving the conditioner in for 5 minutes made a big difference in my hair. Thank you.
I need to start turning the water temp down to rinse out my conditioner and start massaging. Great tips!
I used to use Vo5 & Suave because of the price and the scent so you were speaking to me. I will be changing my Shampoo thanks.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
The TIP u gave about CHOOSING SHAMPOO best that FIT UR HAIR NEED.
❤️❤️❤️ happy to help!
What's a good shampoo and conditioner for natural curly hair ?
Thank you for this video! The most helpful tips were you breaking down moisture and protein, using a cooler temp water for conditioner, utilizing a leave-in conditioner, massaging the scalp frequently with care, the reminder about nutrition, being aware of drying ingredients, applying heat on dirty hair.. whew, I learned alot lol! Thank you again!
My pleasure dear! I’m so happy that you found the video to be informative and helpful! Thanks for watching! 😊❤️🙌🏽
Luv GlamFam videos, in addition to them being very informative, they are also very 'little people' friendly. You allow your daughters to be themselves and be included in your videos. It's like we are visiting your home and the girls just decided to pop in to say hello and see who you are talking to, once satisfied they go on their merry way to play somewhere else. 💛
Thanks so much! They are so accustomed to watching us talk to a camera that they always want to get in on the action 😊 I’m thankful that you enjoy it!
I like Aussie 3 minute curls conditioner, its actually really nice, curls be POPPING!
Just found out about this product! Omg I'm absolutely blown away at how well it works with detangling.
I’ll have to try it out!
@@ciarrat.2051 seriously! My daughter put me on to it, I have been in love ever since!
@@GetGlamFam It really works well, especially for the price! 😂
It has been a God send in my household! I tried everything! I was hesitant at first it's not your typical African American brand but I was desperate. #3minutemiracle was hands down the best!
I’m combing out my locs and preparing for my loose natural journey. I’m so happy to have found you because ALL MY LIFE IVE HAD TO FIGHT!
I hope the videos prove helpful! Thanks for watching!
1:40 the absolute gorgeousness of your little girl! What a beauty! 🧡
I was soooooo excited meeting you in person, I like that you were kind and didn’t make me feel bad for acting weird and “star” crazy!!!!
Thank you very much! It was my joy!
Awh your daughter is SO CUTE! Much love for you and your family. Hope yall are staying healthy and happy.
OMGGGGGG WOW!!!! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN LIKE ALL MY LIFE???? PHENOMENAL #ALLIN
My stylist said shampoo and conditioners are crucial. People focus so much on products and slap $30 products in dry hair from a $3 conditioner.
I agree with your stylist wholeheartedly!
Your videos are long, however, there is no b.s. and foolishness. You go right to the point. Thank you!
Thank you so much. When I have problems with my hair I turn to your channel. Very informative. I love you and your family. Many blessings to you all.
Just started watching your videos. Love them!
OKAY...as soon as the baby showed up, I remembered to LIKE the video.☺
She's so cute!❤😊
Awww your daughter is so cute and has a sweet voice...I'm definitely need this video...I just ordered the beanie cap a few days ago to wear at night which will help tremendously to help keep moisture in my hair cause I cant stand scarves and they dont stay on my head..so I cant wait to receive it...thanks Lenwood for all you do...greatly appreciated...oh you have the same name as my father in law...peace love and hair grease...lol...oh maybe not hair grease...lol💜🥰
You daughter is pure sunshine
I feel like all of your tips were extremely helpful and well explained. Even if I knew some of the tips previously, it helped to be reminded. I also appreciated the fact that your video was direct and to the point. Loved seeing your little girl as well....she looks so much like her mom! Your oldest favors you. Gorgeous family!
I am so glad that u made this video. I keep telling folks to stop buying cheap shampoos and conditioners, especially if they are bleaching their hair
Hey there GlamFam. My hair grew quite a lot this year by adding Probiotics to my daily diet. I usually get about 4 inches a year. This year it's about 6 inches. My hair is also thicker. I'm still following your hair regimen so Thanks for your content. ❤🔥🤴🏿
My joy! Nutrition and supplements can definitely be a big help, especially if there are things you are lacking in your diet! Thanks for watching!
Which probiotic do you use? I’ve been looking for a good one
@@4everInTheClouds Hey there. I use Nature's Bounty Probiotics. They offer them in solid pills, powder form or Gummies. I use the Powder form added to my morning shake.
@@lyndoraburroughs-robinson5663 oh...okay I will try some probiotics. I'm on nature's bounty hair, skin & nails gels. I'm trying to grow hair back in the back and on sides. Thank you
@@cherismahoffman3556 Great, and make sure that you sleep on a silk or satin pillow case 😁👏🏽👏🏽
There is a lady on you tube that be having you make all kinds of concoctions. It’s just not right. You are so real.. ❤️❤️
What I learned in yet another very informative video of yours:
1. The difference between perms and relaxers 😯. That would've save me from the big chop probably.
2. Bleached hair need more protein also instead of just conditioner. Minimum once a month is is shorter than I would've ever guessed.
3. There is a thing called a Sebaceous gland and it basically gets the nutrients out our body and into the hair.
Last but Definitely not least: Zalina will for ever make me giggle like someone surprise goosed me from behind. ☺️
Another awesome video!! 🙌🏾
Lol thanks very much love! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! I’m so glad you found the video to be informative! ❤️❤️
@@GetGlamFam you're very much welcome and I'm just surprised your brain is still intact 🤣💗
Your curls are amazing & poppin’!
Hey Lin, thanks for the hair growing tips. Let's grow! I would like to request a video on what you think about & the science on natural home remedies like rice water & onion juice & is the sulphur in onions the same as what the sulphur grease has? I have relaxed hair & I've heard several TH-camrs talking about a bond builder called Olaplex that's quite expensive, I use protein conditioner after relaxing I like. Is Olaplex similar & is there cheaper products that build bonds and is it good to add on hair after relaxing? Thank you so much.
Olaplex is very expensive, i would just say that you invest in a very good conditioner rather. I too am relaxed and I found that using ORS replenishing conditioner after my relaxer has really helped me
The cameo appearance from the daughter was adorable! 😊
Come through different camera angles come through!!
Yass! Girl I had to look up tutorials for that!
Lol yes it is very good!!! Good job tutorials!!
Thank you!
@@GetGlamFam what type of camera used?
Your daughter is so beautiful and adorable. Thanks for sharing this valuable information.
Your daughter is simply adorable 😍
I think I have not been giving much attention to selecting my shampoos based on my hair type. I must apply that advice immediately. Thank you for the tip.
OMG, your princess is stunning. Such a beauty!😀
Aww thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
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Omg I never thought about the importance of shampoo, conditioner, and DC in that aspect! You're completely right I personally focus mainly on styling products lol.
- How does one go about finding a high quality shampoo, conditioner, deep conditioner? Like what ingredients should one look for?
- why is it essential that we pay attention to our choice of shampoo, conditoner, and deep conditioners? (I know you mentioned because it helps to get moisture in better, but just asking if there's a more in depth reason).
- How do you feel about buying high priced shampoo, conditioner, & deep conditioner but buying/using low priced styling products such as, grease, b&b moisture lotion, African pride cream, etc. ?
Hey Linwood! This is some awesome advice and thank goodness I've been following you for a while now- so I'm doing 90% of these tips already!! And you're honest! That is always appreciated😉. Thanks again for always helping us out. And no video is complete without a cameo from one of the girls!!! Hey Zalina....with your pretty lil self🥰!!!
Thank you so much! I’m so glad that the videos have been helpful and allowed you to benefit! 😊❤️👍🏽
Thank you for this recently buzzed my hair off due to it breaking & falling out had breast cancer at age 24, I’m now 57. I want my hair back
Thank you this was very helpful. I think a lot of us forget to drink water.
This is true, it can be easy to fall out of the habit. My skin is the first thing to show out if I haven’t been drinking enough water though, so I pay attention to the texture and breakouts, etc. it helps keep me in check! Lol
Love your way of teaching, how we should take care of our hair I am 64 years old have gray hair and love my gray I want to know what kind of grease I can use on my hair and plus I go to the salon once every two weeks and it’s the only time I have my hair flat iron and curl… THANKS for all the information you have on hair🙏🏾🥰
This was right on time, I’ve felt stuck at TBL for quite a while and I’m sure I need to reevaluate my hair care routine. I straightened it last month (thank da Lawd there’s no heat damage 😂) but I only straighten it and use heat once a year around my birthday in January. I gave myself an ApHogee 2-step protein treatment and a moisturizing deep conditioner. I also gave myself a good trim! Maybe an inch or more.....I’m still at tbl so hopefully I’ll start to see more growth from here. I want ALL. THE. GROWTH!!!
For the last few years specifically, I’ve been a serial protective styler. My hair spends about 90% of the time in two braids that I try to keep in buns. Buuuuuut that’s more because I’m hair-lazy. I still try to take very good care of my hair.
I love ApHogee Deep Moisture shampoo. Where I am it costs $8 for a16oz bottle.....give or take (?). It’s more expensive than the cheap ones you mentioned but it’s not going to break the bank. I’ve used it for years and it’s one of the few products that my hair hasn’t “gotten used to”. It’s also one of the very few shampoos I’ve experienced that never strips the hair but still leaves it feeling very clean. I’ve always used the shampoo/conditioner/shower routine but again...that’s because I’m lazy! Good to know that it’s beneficial lol.
As for brushes...Goody has a shower brush with extremely soft and flexible bristles. I go between that and the Tangle Teaser brush (with the handle). The Goody one works best when my hair isn’t overly tangled. I sometimes use that one to do an initial detangle, then follow up with a medium toothed comb. I’ve tried finger detangling several times and I just don’t feel it’s for me. That said...I am very gentle when I comb so I don’t see breakage or extreme shedding even when using a comb.
This video was very helpful!!! Most of these steps I already follow so it was good to be reassured. I truly believe it helped me go from about 2 inches to TBL in a matter of 4 years. It was my 2nd big chop because LAWD knows I did wayyyyyyy too damn much the 1st time. I mean bleaching and coloring VERY often, heat more times than I should’ve and not protective styling enough...even though I feel that part is up to the individual. Some people can grow their hair out to long lengths while wearing it out most of the time. Me? I’m lazy sooooo that’s a lot of work.
Clearly the running theme in my hair life....is laziness 🤔🤷🏻♀️😂
Love this...leave-in conditioner isn't a substitute...it's an encourager(enhancer) to conditioner💜💜💜
These tips are so very good! Thanks for the reminder of what it takes to grow healthy hair!!!❤️❤️❤️
So glad this was actual advice and not some weird DIY recipe that won't work
Wow I wish I heard these tips sooner!! He knows his stuff!!❤️
I upgraded my shampoo and conditioner to nexxus moisture collection. I use to use Treasume moisture collection.
Yes, come through with the dad keeping it moving #family life
Thanks for watching!
Everything you say makes sense. Especially about applying heat to dirty hair. I don’t wash my “black” hair daily, so yes, I’m guilty of applying heat between shampooing or as you say putting heat on dirty hair. I’m one of them that take care of my hair at home and go to the salon for special treatment for a special event. Where I get it washed, deep conditioned, trim and styled. So....I will now wash mine when I plan to use heat on my hair and of course when it’s dirty. Another thing that made sense when growing up, was that one of my older sisters went to the salon every week to get her hair done, the shampoo, deep conditioner (once a month), dry, trim the ends (once a month, not every 4 weeks; you can get a trim on the first of March and get the next month on April 30th; that’s ten weeks.) Her hair always looks good. So yeah I’ve been listening but it finally makes sense...DON’T PUT HEAT ON DIRTY HAIR.
I notice when I use Henna for coloring, it doesn't seem to cause any hair damage. It's a lot more work, but worth the effort to minimize damaging the hair...what are your thoughts on Henna for hair coloring?🤔
I wanted to ask the same question.
Hena makes my hair grow.
I used henna for scall treatment. I use to boil cut up beets and use a black tea bag in the beet water. I poured the beet in the henna. After 3 applications (3 months), my hair has a reddish brownish color in the sun. It's been like that for 2 years now.
I love how you can give shade and educate at the same time. Question: after wearing braids what should be the hair routine? And does sitting under a heating cap a good thing?
Yes, plastic caps help seal in moisture esp when under a dryer or in the shower
You are so fine my brother! Oooops I've got to stay focused...but it's so hard looking at you! Your care advice, styling instruction and hair handling is THE BEST out here on youtube. FACTS!!!
Aww thank you so much! 😊🙏🏽
Great hair tips! I'm off to watch your nail video, I couldn't stop looking at them.
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
I love this guy. Very informative. The little girl is so cute
No one ever talks about trying to transition from natural to relaxed. Been natural for 3 years want my relaxed hair back! Suggestions! 4c hair
It’s not really a transition so to speak, since it’s pretty immediate. The application method is different though. I would definitely recommend seeking a professional for the first application.
I'm a little late to the game, but I love this video. I'm mostly high porosity, medium density, fine & coarse strands, type 3c mostly, but I see some 3b and 4a developing. I'm at almost 3 months post big chop and have been growing 3/4" to 1" per month so far. I don't condition. I DEEP condition every time. Even though I'm high porosity, my hair loves deep conditioning with my heat cap. My hair also loves heat to marinate the leave in into my various textures and strands (10 mins. usually). This has been a game changer! That, and getting glycerin and heavy humectants out of my life. Great content! I need to watch the boys more often. Thank you SO SO much.
Oh my goodness! This is the first time you appeared on my TH-cam feed and I am happy you did, great hair tips. Will have to binge watch your previous videos. 🥰
I bought the product "Don't be bald" that is how I found your channel. I did not realize it was "Just for me brand"I like the condition on my hair, over " Main N Tail". Maybe I should let it sit for 6 minutes like "Just for me" you did mention to let the conditioner sit. In that case it works !!
Thank you for sharing and caring. You made me more determined to help my hair growth.
Beautiful baby girl ☺
Thanks so very much! Thanks for watching!
Every time I come across your videos, i wonder how underrated this channel is. YOU DESERVE MILLIONS OF VIEWS. So much knowledge in a single channe.
This video was so very helpful! Much needed so I can take care of my daughter and I's hair in between the times I can not get us to our stylist. Love you boo!! :)
Yes Sir. You are such a Great Teacher! That little one is getting to be a big girl. Glad to see her. As always, PROUD OF YOU.🙏💜😇😇🙋😘
Thank you sssooo much for stacking on the value for educating us. I especially love the info on the shampoos and conditioners😍.
My joy! Thank you so much for watching!! 😊❤️👍🏽
Knowledge Well. I love what you do. Beautiful babies. Beautiful hair. I am learning so much in a short amount of time. Definitely putting all of this to good use for my people with the utmost professionalism.
Yes I get my shampoo from Sally's .And its worth the money for me .It helps with my scalp issues. I get the generic Paul Mitchell tea trea shampoo and conditioner.
I haven’t tried the GVP line yet, I’ll have to try them at some point!
That Pretty little person stole the show with that beautiful smile!!!😄😄😄😄😄
Hi, I absolutely love your advice and videos. Thank you so much for sharing. Having had chemo 10 years ago, my hair is now fine. I relax twice a year and wear it mostly in buns as I'm growing it out. Please advise me on the best products. I currently use Keracare and Shea Moisture products.
Thank you very much. I'm trying to let my hair grow.
WWWWOOOOW! Look at Linwood stuntin on us😂. Hair goals!! Thank you for another quality video💜💜💜
This video is absolutely superb, I really wish I would have discovered your channel years ago.
Enjoyed the video! I need to drink more water. Im guilty of skimping on the water .
Aren’t we all! Keep in mind, even small improvements are still improvements!
Me to altho my hair grows pretty fast & thick ..I really need to drink more water not just for hair but other reason..I must force myself
This is my first video by you, but not my last, I subscribed, your daughter is too adorable.
Thanks so very much and welcome to the GlamFam!!!
Love your content and delivery Linwood and your beautiful family! 💖
Ok so conditioning/deep conditioning always stumps me. My hair is natural (meaning no relaxer...about 4 years now) but Is heat trained. My stylist deep conditions my hair every 2 weeks and that seems to be working fine for me, however my 12 year old daughter is natural (never had a relaxer) but she’s experienced some breakage so we’re trying to get this hair thing under control. I realized after watching your video that I had been using leave-in conditioner in place of conditioner which I will stop doing. So how often should I deep condition her hair?
What you think about olaplex 3 or the whole line I think I'm low porosity yes my hair is relaxed I want to grow my hair out I'm learning how to rollerset my hair and placing the clips correctly without floppy rollers🤭🤫😑
This video was informative and a great refresher on hair care fundamentals, thank you!! Do you have any tips on maintaining the moisture balance for natural hair that is grey and resistant to color?
Love love your videos!!! So i had extreme hair damage from protein over load thanks to rice water treatments im Hispanic with 4c hair any recommendations on how to get hydration back in quick . thank you and have a wonderful day
Taking those tips and putting them to use. I am now natural and falling in love with my coarse, thick, kinky, coily hair.
I find that keeping the hair corn rowed often keeps my hair growing...traditional sew ins...at a slow rate and found a hairdresser that doesn't use synthetic hair has really helped under the tracks
My tip, because I hate showering then rinsing conditioner onto my clean body, wash your hair in sections. Divide your hair in half. Wash one side. Rinse. Apply conditioner. Split that half into 2 sections. Detangle and apply more conditioner as necessary to each section. When done, move on to the other unwashed half of your head. Repeat steps above. By the time you finish applying conditioner to the half of your hair, its about time to rinse the conditioner out of the first half.