Currently at 7 weeks with this hair

Thanks for sharing!

You’re so sweet😊, I’ll look into getting one out soon but I really don’t do much because I have sensitive skin, so just the basics.

So happy to do it 💗💗

Awww…thank you so much 🥹💗

Thank you 😊

Wow!!! It’s for sure getting thicker. Thank you so much 😊💗💗💗💗💗

Yeah! I’m still shocked. Thank you 💗

Sulfates are damaging to hair and scalp. They strip away all natural oils and moisture, they lift the cuticle and leave the hair shafts dry and brittle. They’re clarifying shampoos that don’t contain sulfate.

@toritsejuamotsuka dis is not true,I did my research before I said so,if the shampoo is causing damage it's based on the whole formula not because of sulphates,there's no better clarifying agent than sulphates,that's why it is used sparely...I use aphogee (a ph balanced product)as my clarifying shampoo which has sulphate,it makes my hair soft ,so most times it's based on the formula of the product

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7 weeks

Once a week

I used the Virgin Hair Fertilizer Cream

Honestly it can be frustrating finding something that works for you, I was there too. I’ll recommend you just doing braids with your natural hair first. Making your hair when it’s stretched out really helps with knots and taking them down with conditioner and water helps to reduce tangles. Also prioritize the health of your hair first so if you have split/damaged ends I’ll recommend you just cutting it off to have a good base to start with. Keeping up with your routine and treatments is very important. Patience is also very important with this because my hair didn’t look like this last year when I cut it but being consistent really helps. Try and do styles you are confident with right now but just make sure it’s not going to damage your hair. Hope this helps💗

I completely understand your frustration. I was there at one point. It took many years before I understood the MAJOR importance of providing tender love and care for your hair. I learned to be gentler and more patient with my hair and it has been THRIVING due to it. I learned less manipulation is better. Finding a natural protective style that works for you and RUN WITH IT. Keep that style and wear it until you find another style you think you’d like and works for your hair to grow and retain length. You just have to learn to be patient with your hair and not focus too much on it fitting a particular mold, that is desiring your hair to look a way it just naturally does not fall into. Please don’t give up. You can have the healthy long hair you desire. You just have to be patient with your hair and be kind and gentle toward it. Your scalp and hair is like a garden. Also make sure you’re healthy from the inside out as well. Be sure you’re taking in the proper amount of vitamins and minerals and drinking plenty of water.

@@toritsejuamotsuka thanks for the response. I feel braids are not fine strands friendly. My personal opinion, they cause knots for me during take down and it's too scalpy for me. Length retention is not an issue for me, but I keep cutting due to Single strand knots. I'll still give at least 2 more years to understand my hair better. Thanks again

@@Beyt_El thank you for the encouragement. I'll try better.

Thank youuuu 💗

Exactlyyyyy!!!

Yes green tea can be used as an alternative. I’ll be trying it soon and drop a review.

That’s interesting I’ll look into the company, thank you 💗

From my research it improves your bald spots, currently still using it and I’ll share an update if it actually works.

@ thank you so much for you help

Two and a half weeks

Thank you 😊💗

However I can only use hibiscus 1x every 7 days . If I apply more then 1x every 7 days my hair will shed a lot.

I noticed the difference in my hair, definitely keeping it in my routine.

@@toritsejuamotsuka I love hibiscus. I buy the flowers and place them in my spice/herb/seeds grinder. The grinder is not expensive. I grind my fresh rosemary n fenugreek seeds together in the herb grind. Then I add my Amla brahmi Shikakai honey neem mix with water n aloe then I sieve with my nut milk bag. My prepoo is so beautiful n creme

Thank you so much 🥹💗

@@toritsejuamotsuka Welcome

Yes i do, once every two weeks

Happy you’re here 😊💗

Thank youuuu 🥹💗

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Happy to help💗

Thank you so much 😊💗

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Thank youuuu💗. I do my full moisture routine once in a week but if my hair gets dry before my washday I just hydrate my hair with water.

@@toritsejuamotsuka Your hair is well moisturized Thank you for your consistency. A lot of natural hair content creators change their Ayurvedic/hair ingredients or hair products often. I do not see their hair become fuller thicker via their routine. Their hair may increase in length,but their hair is not full/thick. I think if you find ingredients that work for the scalp and hair stick to the regimen. To see the results over time. Thank you for superb video’s consist haircare regimen and awesome videos💚💚💚 Actually their are 2-3 that change their ingredients regimen but they may change up once a month.

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Hiii💗, thank you

Thank youuuu 💗

Thank youuuu😊💗

@ you are most welcome 😊

Mini braids and twist are my go to protective hairstyle 💗

Thank you 💗

@@toritsejuamotsuka you are most welcome 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Love trying new things also.

@@toritsejuamotsuka Yes,I comprehend,but remember keep focusing on what brought you to the length n healthy hair you have now. You do not want any setbacks. Setbacks are not fun,but learning experiences. Peace n love

Now this is somehow scary because I have been using rosemary water daily ...now a few weeks down the road

I have a more detailed explanation on my channel. Just check my recent video💗

Tension

The hair can be too heavy for fine hair. I just realized this for myself. My hair grows long but It was thinning from wearing crochet braids. My hair grew thicker and stronger when I went without weaves for a few months. That's when I realized extensions aren't for me. Coming across her video and hearing her say this confirmed my suspicions.

@nicoleraheem1195 Exactlyyyyy!

It dries out the hair causing breakage

Thank you 😊

Thank youuuu 💗

I’m currently on mini twist and I’m loving it. I actually started doing my hair myself because no one would ever be as careful as you when it comes to your hair, you should definitely try it

@@toritsejuamotsuka I will!! Thank you!

Happy to help😊💗

Thank you💗 I don’t cover my hair immediately after moisturizing, I do the LOC method to keep my hair moisturized longer. Maybe the products you’re using is not for your hair porosity, check that and also sleeping with a bonnet helps to retain that moisture.

@@toritsejuamotsuka thank u ma.am doing the LOC method too.and am covering too.maybe with time

I don’t rebraid them. I get tired of wigs too so I use scarves as an alternative.

@@toritsejuamotsuka oh kk 😊 great idea, I'd try that, thank you

@@toritsejuamotsukaI love head wraps. I have over 200+ head wraps I have a lot of awesome natural hair wigs. However I am tired of them too

Actually it’s not a thick cream and it absorbs well into your hair. I’ve been using it for years and never experienced buildups.

@toritsejuamotsuka Sealants do not absorb in your hair, it seals in moisture. You yourself put it on your scalp, not even your strands. It's a fact it's a grease, not a cream which is a leave in conditioner. VHF is made of petroleum jelly just like Blue Magic, DAX, DooGro etc. I have a tube here at home so I know the product. Please do your research before spreading false information!

This is part 3, you can check out part 1 & 2 for more details on my channel

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