How To GROW NATURAL HAIR The RIGHT WAY for LONGER, STRONGER, HEALTHIER Natural Hair (10 Tips)

[@HealthyAfroHair]

I’m back with another video all about; How to Grow Your Natural Hair. This is a popular question I’m often asked, so I wanted to help you out, by providing you with 10 of my tips. Comment below if you have any more questions. Hope it motivates you in some way 💛

[@abigailowusuansah8255]

Healthy Afro Hair my hair is very hard so wat do i do with it

[@Dulmaris]

I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else needs to find out about how to make black african hair grow long try Letza Hair Lessons (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my friend got excellent success with it.

[@Alex_roblox64]

Hello i will try to do it

[@GrannyKelly07]

1. Be mentally prepared 2. Research 3. Simple Routine 4. Consistency is key 5. Deep condition!!!!!! 6. Moisture 7. Avoid using excessive heat 8. Healthy eating and water 9. Stop comparing your hair to others 10. Be patient

[@strawberrypancakes2438]

Thank you!

[@iLoveYou7491]

I love that you aren’t a wigged up natural! Very relatable to the girls who don’t wear wigs!

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Yeah, wigs were never really my thing, I just thought I’d try it out whilst transitioning. But I much prefer my natural hair 😊

[@dodge508]

@@HealthyAfroHair 🙊🤑 nice

[@cherylbowman4055]

Health Afro hair,I just want to say thank you for all you advice for my natural hair,I’ve seen progress I’m now 7 months since I big chopped and it has grown,never taught my natural hair would grown like this ,you’re one of the best you tubers who give practical advice and on affordable products not products that would break my pocket ,so thank you again,also thanks to Journey to waist length,she too is another one of my best you Tubers that take advice from,you’ll are very honest and practical people and not there just for the money,God bless you all.

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Aww...thanks so much for your message! I’m so happy to hear you’re achieving great results following my tips. Keep up the good work 🙌🏾

[@femiiea8927]

Your voice is soothing. Thank you for the tips

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Ah...really?! 😁 You’re welcome!

[@JoyousTaurus428]

Finally found someone on KZbin who is at the same length as me 🤩 just subscribed. Can’t wait to grow together 😊

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Yayy! Thanks for subbing 🤗

[@Ines-ce2lu]

Merci too😊😊

[@nequilalovelace5377]

Angelina Carmichael ffffrrrrrrrr

[@chartimbe946]

I'm glad to see that you're back with more informative videos you're one of the best in explaining and demonstrating natural hair care. Keep the videos coming peace and blessings.

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Wow...thanks so much! Happy you enjoy my vids! 💕

[@evrytingkriss]

These are the best tips I've seen in any video...and I've seen a lot. I can totally relate as I've been natural since 2017 as well and these are the things I've been doing. My hair is thriving and friends as well as family members usually ask me for tips or ask me to do their hair (wash, treat, style).

[@HealthyAfroHair]

ahhh...thanks so much! 💛 Good to hear it’s all going well!

[@vettejakes]

Thank you for the tips!

[@HealthyAfroHair]

No problem!

[@shelliandasoutherland699]

You have been a blessing, my hair now has length but with your technique and products I feel it will grow a lot more

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Ahh...that’s great to hear 🙌🏾 Definitely give it a try and see.

[@lcving24]

Thanks for this video!

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re welcome!

[@channel73459]

This was so helpful, I'm glad I found this video, thank you so much

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Ahh...your welcome! I’m glad to hear it ☺️

[@akinbamitemitayo2301]

Great tips. Thank you for sharing

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re very welcome! Glad it was useful 🤗

[@VeryKinkyCurl]

Great tips! Consistently, I feel like is a HUGE factor. With hair and in life period for change and to see results! Thank you love 😉👏🏾🙌🏾

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thank you and you’re welcome! Just keep going and eventually it will become a habit. You got this 🙌🏾

[@ii_amjae8471]

Thanks for this video lovely ... 💕

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re very welcome 💖

[@Alexandrasblog_]

Amazing tips! Thank you!

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thanks and you’re welcome!

[@mwewamumba8078]

Thank you for your tips.my hair has grown.

[@KayAmoah]

Great tips and you look really pretty 💛

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thank you sweetie. Trying to make an effort 😚💛

[@chickfight1602]

Looking beautiful honey. Thanks for the tips x

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thanks so much 😘 and you’re welcome x

[@HeartsMsp]

My hair journey. As a child I had my hair relaxed my hair, I didn't take care if it and that ruined my hair. I gotten so many flakes it wad just uncontrollable I also didn't know my hair texture it type. (It's 4c), my has been very short since then, (until recently) I have been doing my natural hair journey for about 9 years, but me wearing my hair out natural has only been about a year. I am 15 and my hair is down past my shoulders.

[@HealthyAfroHair]

That’s great! I’m happy your hair journey is going well. Keep up the good work 👍🏾

[@whitneywood1690]

Prototype760 MSP please tell me how you do it I really want my hair to at least be down to my neck I’m glad your hair is healthy and medium length though good job

[@nichelles36]

I love how you slowed down and took your time speaking in this video.

[@julielivingstone6363]

Hi. Just starting my natural hair journey today ( 02 July 2022). Hope everything goes well and thanks for this video. From Namibia 🇳🇦

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Hey, you’re welcome! Best of luck on your healthy hair journey 🙌🏾

[@eronnakityo5875]

I struggle with being consistent but I have learnt my lessons

[@HealthyAfroHair]

That’s the main thing!

[@cherylbowman4055]

Great video,love the tips,love your hair style can we have a video on it.Thank you.

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thanks so much! I just flat twisted the sides and pinned it up using bobby pins. I hope to do another hairstyle video soon.

[@hairburrell5681]

Thanks for the tips. I also just want to say that your hair is very beautiful :)

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thanks so much and you’re welcome 🤗

[@hairburrell5681]

@@HealthyAfroHair You are very welcome as well :)

[@shelliandasoutherland699]

My crown middle has always been the struggle. I am going to try the infused oil mixture 😊

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Great! Keep me posted on how you find it 🤗

[@vashe6226]

Thank youxxxxx

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re welcome!

[@candidapeier]

Your tips are spot on and worked for me in this order: Simplicity Consistency Deep treatment Leave-in conditioning Protective styling and no manipulation No heat Moisture, moisture, moisture Triming off old tips every 4-6 months Oh and PATIENCE & ACCEPTANCE

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Ahh...that’s so good to hear 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@mabelandoh9690]

This video is three yrs now😊 because the last time I watch ur videos u like so cute 😍🤗💕

[@marylandj3228]

My hair I used to straighten for years last I went natural last year and did the big chop in July. With weekly washing and daily mosturising I haven't seen much growth results although it is much healthier. I will implement some of these tips. I'm new to your channel and I love your positivity. 😊

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Hey, thanks for subscribing to my channel! 🤗 Yes, definitely check out my videos, as I’ve got lots on hair care, and general hair tips which may give you some ideas on methods to try. But definitely remain consistent and eventually you’ll begin to see more results.

[@lynnya9139]

Thanks for the hair tips.How do you take care of your hair when you have protective hairatyle for about a month?

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re welcome! I rarely wear protective styles. But when I wore box braids, I spritz my hair twice daily and sealed with oil. I actually have a video on my channel if you want to check it out; kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKLXZahtnKiLe6s

[@lynloe]

I'm 1 year into the natural journey, my hair was long before at my scapula base. I did not do the big chop, so I still have relaxer at the end. Would you recommend that i moisturize my hair with water all the time? I'm still looking for the best way to continue on that journey. Thanks for all your tips. I'm new to your channel. I like your hair.

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Welcome to my channel! 🤗 If you’ve always used water to moisturise your hair and it works for you, then keep doing it. I tend to use water, followed by a hair moisturiser, so that’s also another option. Btw, I recent did a video on the LCO Method, which is another way to moisturise your hair, so feel free to check it out; bit.ly/2OvAvox

[@floraakongo3835]

Hi dear! Thanks for the TIP,can you recommend for me some moisturizing conditioner.thanks God bless you

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re welcome! I have a list of ones in my Protein & Moisturising video here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5S3dKVqqbd4rbM You can also check the description box for all the details.

[@mischetaylor822]

Nice

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thanks

[@jeccym8715]

I wash my hair once a month when I have braids, and medium heat to stretch it out once a month and when prepooing and deep conditioning and I can see results ❤ Also it depends with one's hair,I have a friend who washes her hair with dove body cleanser😂, without deep conditioning or any products, she washes her hair only when the ancestors appear in her dream with a slipper and her hair grows like crazy

[@HealthyAfroHair]

🤣🤣 Yeah, some people don’t do very much and they’re still able to grow out their hair and retain length.

[@darielsinclair]

Awesome video.

[@HealthyAfroHair]

Thank you!

[@onlooker4564]

I have natural, short hair. I swim once, sometimes twice a week; a mile at a time. I do wear a swim hat and I wash and condition my hair after each swim. What can I do so that my hair will grow and it will not be a problem with my swimming?

[@HealthyAfroHair]

If you’re swimming twice a week, then wash & deep condition on one wash and then co-wash on the next one. So basically, you’re alternating it each time, rather than washing & deep conditioning twice a week. Also, make sure you use a clarifying shampoo (1-2x a month), to help remove traces of chlorine...and ensure you’re hair is well moisturised.

[@onlooker4564]

@@HealthyAfroHair Thank you so much for your detailed reply. Much appreciated.

[@kiraalexandria1521]

You can get some soak your hair in water and then apply conditioner before your swim to protect your hair from the chlorine it works for me

[@PinkLemonSocks]

Major emphasis on research! 📚

[@emeliakorang1469]

Please what do you eat for a healthy hair. Do you have a diet plan?

[@HealthyAfroHair]

I don’t have a particular diet plan, but I just try to eat lots of proteins. For example; (eggs, fish, chicken) fibers (vegetables, fruits, nuts) and of course I eat carbs (pasta, rice, potatoes) etc.

[@emeliakorang1469]

Healthy Afro Hair thanks so much for the tips

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re welcome 😊

[@florencematemadombo1590]

Do you take any vitamins that help with your hair growth?

[@HealthyAfroHair]

No, I’ve not taken any for a couple of years.

[@rochellerenea4662]

❣️♥️❤️

[@kimiricky7658]

thing you very very muth

[@HealthyAfroHair]

You’re very welcome!

[@dread3443]

Why do a big chop?

[@HealthyAfroHair]

To become fully natural.

[@pa1878]

To any blk women out there , do tree braids cut Our natural hair off ?

[@esthernatasha6581]

Do not forget that Jesus loves you and wants to spend eternity with him in heaven. Flee from sin and turn back to him and repent. He'll forgive you and accept you if you accept him. Confess him as your lord and savior and believe that God rose him up from the dead. John 3