7 GAME CHANGER Length Retention tips for Natural Hair Growth | Faith Pelerin

[@alisameireis3628]

Nice tips!! I especially appreciate that you talk address the changes that have to be put in place when detangling, etc when our hair grows longer. That is a reality that doesn’t get talked about enough. Trimming, giving your strands the nutrients needed and patience when detangling are all aspects of the natural hair journey that requires us to be sensitive our strands. Finger detangling is best now that my hair is longer and I realize that I don’t need to be able to run a fine-tooth comb thru it to prove it is detangled. Finger detangling is much better….and using Aryuvedic herbs have been a real game changer in my hair health now that it is longer. Very thorough video….Content is en pointe. Thank you!! ❤️

[@BronzeSkin]

Every other hair video. Have to see other on channel but nothing new on this video. Same thing.

[@dunemae]

Because there really is no secret weapon to length retention. It’s a very simple concept and she even dumbed it down for you ungrateful people.

[@eagles1161]

Great great tips. I am tucking my twist now ❤😂

[@lexTayl7276]

Your tip to moisturize your hair is the best tip for me. I've had trouble figuring out what products moisturize my hair. Throughly. I always have to use mutilple products to get my hair to a moisturize state. I have my hair in mini twist now, which does wonders to my hair, how do you moisture your mini twist and what products do you use?

[@faithpelerin]

I’m actually making a video soon on how I moisturize my hair in mini twists! Products are important, but so is the method. Will be sharing soon! 🌸

[@tiredoftheworld4834]

As I Am leave in conditioner

[@msmcspadden1]

I spray my twist and braids with aloe Vera juice mixed with msm powder, fenugreek seed, and hyaluronic acid. Heat it up on the stove right before it boils, turn off the heat let it sit for 20-30 minutes then strain it into a spray bottle. Then use grease to seal your scalp and hair shaft all the way to your ends. You should be able to retain moisture for 3-4 days at a time because grease is a great sealant.

[@valenciawalker6498]

Thanks for the tops . i usually protedve style.

[@StephTheYah]

For me my hair needs to be trimmed more often than just 4-6 months. I kept going by that rule and my hair kept breaking and by that 6 month mark it would be so damaged but only in my ends. I decided recently to just start trimming sooner. My hair is already looking better after I had to do a mini chop from waiting so long to trim, it traveled up my shaft smh. So that 6 month rule doesn’t work for everyone and I’m salty that I used to go by that like a religion. 😬

[@Resume08]

Great information 👍🏿😎

[@AnandaSmith-o5p]

Thankful for you and your information on hair growth.

[@faithpelerin]

Of course! Thank you for watching :)

[@CharlotteMasonTT]

Hi faith, can you pls tell us about final length ?

[@isolda980]

Thanks for some great tips. You & your hair look stunning!

[@faithpelerin]

You are so welcome! xx

[@KeishaK-is1ze]

Great advice!

[@InfoMania1207]

💗I love your energy

[@faithpelerin]

Thank you so much! :)

[@blaquelove]

Excellent info!

[@faithpelerin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jameshouse3269]

OMG 😢

[@susanschuck8841]

How many times do you wash your hair in a week?

[@lifewithkhenny2603]

She remoisturizes not wash

[@susanschuck8841]

@@lifewithkhenny2603 you ruined my whole day thanks a lot

[@Sunshine_Hime]

I think she washes it once in the week and remoisturises in between.