What to do if it seems like your natural hair is not growing
@breezyspuffs (IG) If it feels like your hair isn’t growing, the issue may not actually be growth itself—hair grows about half an inch per month on average. The problem may be breakage, slow growth, or factors that hinder visible length retention. Here’s what you can do to promote healthier, stronger growth: 1. Check Your Routine for Breakage Causes: • Reduce heat styling: Excessive use of flat irons, curling irons, and blow-dryers can damage hair. Try air-drying or using lower heat settings and always use a heat protectant. • Limit chemical treatments: Frequent coloring, perming, or relaxing can weaken hair, leading to breakage. • Be gentle when detangling: Use a wide-tooth comb and start from the ends, working your way up to avoid pulling and snapping. 2. Moisturize Regularly: • Dry hair is more prone to breakage, so keep it hydrated. Use moisturizing conditioners, deep conditioners, or hair masks weekly, and consider leave-in conditioners or oils like coconut
One of the best shampoos I ever used was a shampoo bar I bought from someone on Nappturality.
ReplyDeleteI loved it and how it made my hair felt but I just couldn't get with the application. It was too much work for me and I felt like I couldn't cut through the bush lol
The application does take some getting use to. I wonder if you dissolve it and make liquid shampoo from the bar, if it will give the same cleansing results. Maybe that will be more effective for you.
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