Your Hair Grow Faster:
1. Stimulating Scalp Massage:
2. Apply Nourishing Oils:
Providing necessary nourishment to your scalp is a must. Use natural oils, such as rosemary oil, olive oil, coconut oil etc, warm it slightly, and apply to your scalp.
3. Removing Scalp Residue:
Build-up on the scalp clogs the hair follicles and will reduce new growth. Equal parts apple cider vinegar and water makes a great scalp cleanse. Rinse hair weekly with the mixture.
4. Flip our Head Upside Down.
This may sound odd, but if done daily, for just a few minutes, increases circulation, and stimulates hair growth.
Here are some of the best ways to get your hair to grow longer, naturally…
1. Stimulating Scalp Massage:
A great way to get essential nutrients to your hair follicles is to give yourself a deep scalp massage. This can be done, really easily, in the shower or bath when washing your hair. Simply massage your scalp gently, with your fingertips, in a circular motion. Start at the back of your neck and move around the hair line.
2. Apply Nourishing Oils:
Providing necessary nourishment to your scalp is a must. Use natural oils, such as rosemary oil, olive oil, coconut oil etc, warm it slightly, and apply to your scalp.
3. Removing Scalp Residue:
Build-up on the scalp clogs the hair follicles and will reduce new growth. Equal parts apple cider vinegar and water makes a great scalp cleanse. Rinse hair weekly with the mixture.
4. Flip our Head Upside Down.
This may sound odd, but if done daily, for just a few minutes, increases circulation, and stimulates hair growth.
5. Maintain Healthy Hair: Healthy hair is stronger and resists breakage & split ends.
Moisture & More Moisture: Hydration is essential for healthy hair. Use conditioners that detangle and moisturize. When applying, focus on the lower half of your hair and the dry ends, avoiding the scalp, which leads to build-up. Also do a deep conditioning treatment every 2 weeks.
Regular Trims: Trim your hair regularly to remove split ends. Split ends are permanent and cannot be repaired. By trimming them, you prevent them from further splitting. I recommend trimming your hair every 6-8 weeks.
Avoid over using thermal styling tools: The intense heat generated by these appliances is very damaging to your hair’s overall health. Excessive use leads to fragile stands that are prone to breakage. This includes curling irons, flat irons and even blow dryers. When you do thermal style, make sure to use a heat protectant.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Harsh chemicals such as highlights, hair color, relaxers, strengtheners, and perms are very hard on hair. Reducing your use of the services will help improve your hair’s health, promoting healthy, new growth.
